I hold a Bachelor's degree in French, with a math-heavy computer science concentration. What do they have in common? Think of learning as a house. Each level builds on what is below it. A strong foundation means a strong house. More advanced learning builds on what is learned earlier. You must understand numbers in order to perform operations like addition. Then you build equations. In Algebra, you solve for unknowns. In a language, you learn sounds, then words, then sentences. Then you learn how to have an entire conversation, like talking to a shopkeeper in Paris to find just the right gift. I find cracks in your learning foundation, help fill them in, and strengthen your "house". I hold a Master's degree in Secondary French, and additional coursework in Spanish. I'm licensed in French and Spanish, grades 1-12. I hold a reading microcredential for preschool-grade 12. I joined Varsity Tutors in 2015!

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