...grades 6th to 12th grade. Most recently my experience is working for the Maine public school system, as an art teacher with grades K-12. I teach studio art courses to Middle school students, while I teach High school students advance drawing, painting, sculpture, and foundational art classes. With every art student that I have mentored, I have encouraged them to explore their potential to advance skills in new mediums and push conceptual thinking.
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...and Studio Art. I also have a Master's degree in Special Education. I have been teaching for about 10 years, both in person and online. I am a certified Art teacher and Special Education teacher. My passion is drawing nature and building my drawing skills. I love to draw almost anything, but especially things in nature! I love to help students do Art work and also enjoy helping students develop organizational skills.
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...fine art from the first art school in America, The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and one in graphic design from The Art Institute in Colorado. While at The Pennsylvania Academy I was awarded the Toppan drawing award and Philadelphia printmaking club membership prize. I have exhibited all over America, including in New York, Philadelphia, Colorado, Boston and New Mexico to name a few. I am versatile in every medium and I believe with enough...
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My personal statement and teaching philosophy are a quote by Albert Einstein "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."
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...and in me. I have my Bachelor's of Art: Fine Art from Florida Gulf Coast University, go Eagles! After four years of teaching visual arts and three years of teaching online, I am excited for every opportunity to teach young learners and help them grow. My classroom is one that is open and friendly, accepting of everyone regardless of skill level or knowledge, promotes creativity, and inspires learners to continue to learn. I love that...
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...versed in Windows and Adobe software such as Photoshop. I specialize in tutoring older learners and college students. I have worked with high school students preparing portfolios for art school submission, first year college students in foundation courses, college seniors working in their major studio concentrations, and graduate students completing their thesis work. I also enjoy working with adults who want to learn new skills in art or computer literacy. I have mentored individuals in...
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...to art history. Students gain immeasurably from exposure not only to the work of artists in galleries and museums but also to the currents of thought expressed through critical writing and more informal lecturing on art. These are vital strands in building a student's comprehension of contemporary art and to finding their own voice. My teaching experience has been diverse and has reflected my concern with the professional development of an artist as well as...
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I am a Molecular Engineering major at the University of Chicago, I am currently taking time off to focus on other aspects of my career but I don't want to stop tutoring outside college campus!. I am a child of immigrants and have spent my life tutoring my siblings and younger students, and I loved working with them! See y'all in class!
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...to teach fine arts, drawing, acrylic and oil paining, watercolors, sculpture, ceramics, photography, history, have CPR, First Aid and Nursing Assistant license, enjoy teaching religious studies, mapping and topography, love archeology, astronomy, music, magic, arts, knitting, crafts, horoscope, astrology, teaching Russian language, love theater, films, musicals, art history, art and dance therapy, biology and zoology, nature, languages, World history, stage drama performance acting, interior design and graphic design, motion picture and multimedia, animation, crafting, cooking,...
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...mentoring and cultural enrichment programs and scored tests for Pearson and ETS (educational testing companies). I have mentored, supervised, and evaluated new teachers in NJ charter schools to assist in filling the workforce with more educators who are enthused and will sustain this noble profession. All of these experiences have shaped my lifelong love for helping others to succeed. Feel free to contact me to ask questions or schedule a tutoring session. I look forward...
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...creatively. I find it exhilarating to assist students of all ages and abilities in finding their strengths and developing a love of learning. Therefore, meeting the diverse needs of learners through the online tutoring platform, is a perfect fit. If you, or someone you know is interested in discovering or refining your talents in Visual Arts subjects such as Drawing, Painting, Collage, Mixed Media, Printmaking, Textiles etc. I would love to meet with you.
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...I worked with at the time was with Benavides ISD. I tutored 1st, 3rd, and 4th graders in math, in addition to this I was also a remote art teacher for 3rd, 4th, and 6th graders. Even with limited resources, I was able to keep my kiddos both entertain and engaged in learning. Furthermore, I am very passionate about art and I love how art itself can be very therapeutic. So I was really grateful...
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I am an IU graduate with a degree in Fine Arts and a minor in Art History currently in the PHD program at Kansas University Lawrence, in Art History. I've taught at the college level and infrequently produce artwork on commission and exhibit physical pieces at a number of galleries in Chicago.
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...themselves, as their grasp of drawing grows. As a young man, my grandmother gave me a book of Michelangelo's drawings, and I spent many hours copying and learning from the great master. At Rhode Island School of Design I spent many fulfilling hours drawing from life. Later, at American University, I developed a passion for sculpting. Learning to draw well is essential to individual development, as it teaches critical observation, processing and interpreting skills. Drawing...
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...a BA in Musical Theatre. My interests vary from the arts and language to science and math. I discovered my love of teaching while working at a family science center as an Experience Programs Teacher. I have taught all ages from kindergarteners to adults in various subjects including theatre, music, art, science, math, team building, and public speaking. I am an energetic person who loves to use engaging methods to break down difficult subjects and...
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...programs to go along with it. When it comes to 3D design, I've made metal, clay, mixed media, resin, epoxy, wood and other various constructions. Honestly, the world is full of art supplies. We can definitely find something around the house to learn with. I'm most passionate about "Now" and "Let's Find Out." Both philosophies that have granted me a LOT of fun, art shows, experiences, friends, and super fun time making art. Academia is...
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...volunteered in first and second grade classrooms in New Hampshire, and mentored students with special needs. While I love teaching a wide variety of subjects, I am especially excited about helping students improve their writing and reading skills. I have an extensive background in English literature and plan to pursue a career in writing. I also enjoy teaching Visual Art and Art History. I find that students learn best when they truly believe that they...
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I have worked both part-time and full-time for independent schools for 8 years, and now, I am excited to develop my abilities on this platform! "Creative" and "knowledgeable" are adjectives used to describe me, and they are my defining strengths as a teacher. Over time, I have also honed the focus and organization that now define me as an educator. This effort made me driven, hardworking, and nurtured a sincere empathy for my students.
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...years in both South Carolina and Georgia. I am incredibly passionate about teaching art. I believe that all people can create art if you only have the proper tools, a good attitude, and the willingness to try new things. I will provide you with the tools; You just need to come with the right attitude. When I am not drawing or painting, I love reading, yoga, playing the ukulele, and spending time with my dog,...
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I am a graphic novelist and illustrator, currently a junior studying illustration at Brigham Young University. I am the creator of the web-comic Heaven's Hymn, and have illustrated various books. I love to play the guitar, build legos and just have fun in life!
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Recent Sculpture Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I discussed the limit definition of the derivative and then worked through the homework for Section 2.2 in her Calculus text. We plan to meet again next week.
Tuesday: Reviewed lecture notes on Enthalpy/Heat of Reactions, Exothermic vs. Endothermic, Spontaneous reactions vs. Non-spontaneous reactions. Calculating Heat of Reaction from 2 methods: Using Heat of Formations (products-reactants) and Using Bond Energies (bonds broken-bonds formed). Went over her lab that covered an acid-base titration. Calculated percent error. Prepped for Test Wednesday.
The student and I focused on critical reading, sentence completion, and some lingering math problems. We talked over accuracy and time-saving strategies for the reading sections and the things to remember for each of the different types of passages. We went through practice sections for different types of passages and discussed how to approach sentence completions based on if you know one word, two answer choices, no answer choices, etc.
Tested student on cumulative vocabulary and root word lists from entire summer. Tested student on fraction, decimal, and percent conversions. Introduced concept of solving inequalities to student. Selected new vocabulary words and roots for student to study between sessions.
This week, we rescheduled our Sunday session to Tuesday. The student took her weekly vocabulary quiz and wrote her practice essay. Even just one session has improved her writing greatly. She did a good job of applying the advice I gave her last week (coming up with more examples and articulating them well). She is also great at coming up with examples to use in her essays. We worked through a math section and a verbal section.
