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Dr. LaToya B. Gathers: Wilton Manors tutor
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...learning and academic achievement . Be creative and try different techniques until you reach the students who don't engage in advisory services. Understand that your experience is different from that of your advisory students. Be explicit about the criteria for success. Show respect and work hard and expect respect and hard work in return.
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Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Master of Science, Counselor Education
Doctor of Science, Organizational Leadership
Kimberly: Wilton Manors tutor
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I love to see the look in a child's eyes when they learn something new...something new that I taught them!
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Master of Science, Human Resources Management
Karen: Wilton Manors tutor
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Teaching Lives, Touching Hearts! As a semi-retired former Director of Human Resources, I have settled into my second career- teaching. I am currently a substitute teacher for Hutto ISD and a adjunct faculty for Park University. I thoroughly enjoy watching my students' minds absorb knowledge. I love building relationships.
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Master of Science, Human Resources Management
Sandra: Wilton Manors tutor
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Master of Science, Management Science
Victoria: Wilton Manors tutor
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...my undergraduate degree I worked as a tour guide taking people into the ocean and swimming with horses. I have volunteered for different invasive species removal and bird sanctuaries in Florida and Missouri. With biology being one of the tested subjects for end of course exams, I have helped students' study for EOC's as well...
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Bachelor of Science, Geography
Master of Arts, Biology Teacher Education
LaTrisha: Wilton Manors tutor
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...received my undergraduate degree in Business Management from Webster University in St. Louis, MO. And my graduate degree in Apologetics from Missouri Baptist University. I'm here to help you unlock your potential and achieve greatness. Whether it's Scripture, Business, Music, English, or any other basic academia that you currently struggle with, I can assist you....
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Bachelor in Arts, Management Science
Master of Arts, Christian Studies
Carlos: Wilton Manors tutor
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...Spanish-speaking countries. I hold two master's degreesone in Business Administration and another in Health Administrationfrom Webster University, along with a bachelor's degree in General Studies with a minor in Education from Columbia College. My teaching philosophy is straightforward: "Teaching is a lifelong learning process that involves new philosophies and strategies, learning from parents, the community,...
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Bachelor of Science, General Studies
Master of Science, Health Services Administration
Master of Science, Business Administration and Management
Omer: Wilton Manors tutor
Certified Tutor
...an adventure. Overall, I like to work with kids of all ages. I have worked and taught English as a second language on other platforms. In my work career, I have worked as a trainer for over five years. While in college, I volunteered at the tutoring center and taught accounting to students for five...
Education & Certification
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration and Management
Paul: Wilton Manors tutor
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...was a certified high school teacher both in public schools in the United States and in international schools. I have taught AP World History, AP European History, IB Economics, IB Theory of Knowledge. I was an AP World History examiner as well as an IB Economics examiner. Currently I work at the University of St....
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Masters in Education, Social Science Teacher Education
State Certified Teacher
Joshua: Wilton Manors tutor
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...to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, running, and NFL football. I have also served in the healthcare community in residential settings, medical assisting and in home care....
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Bachelor of Science, Business Administration and Management
Master of Science, Human Resources Development
Professional (JD, MD, DMD, etc), EdS Education Specialist in Adult and Higher Ed
State Certified Teacher
Sandra: Wilton Manors tutor
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...critical thinking and real-world applications. I've successfully taught high school and middle school students, tailoring my curriculum to meet diverse learning styles and needs. Whether it's navigating financial literacy or mastering project management skills, I ensure my lessons are interactive and applicable to students' lives. I also have a background in retail management, where I...
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Master in Management, Accounting and Business Management
State Certified Teacher
Mario: Wilton Manors tutor
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...College Math. I love solving complex math equations because it helps to strengthen my critical and problem-solving skills that will help me to arrive at the correct answer. When tutoring students, I am very patient and understanding because I know firsthand that math is not everyone's favorite subject or cup of tea. When tutoring, I...
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Non Degree Bachelors, Social Work
Masters in Business Administration, Organizational Leadership
Edward: Wilton Manors tutor
Certified Tutor
...called Excelsior University. I earned my Masters in Management from Webster University, both while on active duty. I have tutored students in all areas of History, Math through Geometry, Robotics, Animation and Life Skills. I teach because I like seeing the light of understanding come across students faces, as we discuss issues.
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Bachelor in Arts, History
Masters in Business Administration, Business, General
State Certified Teacher
Kamryn: Wilton Manors tutor
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...Bachelor of Arts degree in Animation, I hope to give a refreshing new perspective on the craft. I've been in many classes where teachers overcomplicate what their teaching, so that we don't end up both confused. I would rather give a clear-cut, simple style of teaching so that maybe a student can pass on the...
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Bachelor in Arts, Animation and Special Effects
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Recent Wilton Manors Tutoring Session Notes
Today's primary focus was surface area of pyramids. The student had already completed the work and had it checked, but her mother wanted the student to explain it to me as well. She is doing very well on the material from geometry and had no problem explaining it. We only found a single error, and that was just using a squared instead of cubed on a unit. We spent most of the session on her large packet of science homework. She worked through the assignments and I encouraged her to counter-reference her text before finalizing answers. There was an assignment that directly referenced specific paragraphs from her text; I helped her find the trends and she completed the assignment quickly. We finished up with her math video for the day, which she seemed to understand quite well. She is doing great so far this semester and should be well on her way to improving her grades.
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Today the student and I went over the chord chord theorem, the secant tangent theorem, and the secant secant theorem. These theorems are used to find the values of parts of chords, secants, or tangents in a circle. He initially had difficulty with finding the answer because he was unsure of the formulas that were required. After we went over the formulas, he was easily able to answer the questions and find the required values. He then did a worksheet on his own which I checked after. The questions he had difficulty with were those in which the secant secant theorem had to be utilized. After we went over how to answer the first problem, he re-did the questions and answered them all correctly. He then worked out three more problems in which the secant secant theorem had to be utilized and answered all three correctly. He and I then worked on his Geometry homework. We worked through the problems very quickly and he had little trouble. Overall, I think that the student is now very comfortable with using these theorems to answer questions concerning chords, secants, and tangents.
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The student and I reviewed place value through the billions. Using a place value chart I reviewed with the student that numbers are written in word form, expanded form, and standard form. We then reviewed how many places follow hundreds, thousands, millions, and billions. He then had to complete problems in which he had to write the word name for each number and tell the value of the underlined digit. He also had to write the standard form of numbers written in the expanded form. The student had a positive attitude and was focused on the material being reviewed.
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We went through chapter 12. I helped him with his quiz corrections, and then we reviewed the later half of the chapter which he had found somewhat challenging. He feels much better about it now after we did numerous examples of the content. Specifically, we did a lot of work with the equation of a circle, as well as worked with radians and tangent lines. He did okay on his last test and very well on his last quiz. This seems to be a good unit for him.
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We reviewed addition, subtraction, and the 2s multiplication table. She's getting better with addition and the 2s, but subtraction continues to be a big struggle, which we will work on.
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Today's session was great! We went over sentences and sentence structure again, since it's been two weeks since we last reviewed the topic. I brought out the "Sentence Factory" again, which consists of respectively colored cards that correlate to a part of the sentence. Today we went through subjects and predicates briefly and summed it up with a song from Schoolhouse Rock. I explained that the subject has to be a noun, and defined and demonstrated what a noun is. We then practiced her handwriting skills. I used the worksheets. One was a maze to practice her grip and steadiness. The other worksheet focused on word shape and asked her to match the words correctly in the boxes. She liked both activities. But her favorite is Homophone Goldfish. It was great to hear her explain the game to her little sister with the same techniques that I taught her to remember the words. Overall a great session!
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