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Andrew: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...to Calculus 2. My method of tutoring is for the student to understand the different methods they can use to approach a problem, as least to get a good foundation for what they know. Solving mathematical problems is a passion that I have, as proven though my stubbornness (in a good way) and experience, and...
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University of Central Florida - Current Undergrad, Computer Engineering
Mark: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...I do. I believe that all students can master mathematics and usually find that there is either some underlying but simple problem that needs to be overcome and the student will succeed. Often, a failure to fully understand some basic arithmetic or a lack of sufficent repetitions of the assigned material material is the cause...
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United States Naval Academy - Bachelors, Naval Architecture
University of Virginia-Main Campus - Masters, Business Administration and Management
Aditi: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
Hello! I love tutoring students and I tutor test prep and various levels of math. I am currently pursuing a mechanical engineering degree at Florida International University and my personal tutoring style is supportive and tailored to each student.
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Florida International University - Bachelor of Science, Biomedical Engineering
Manuela: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...The subjects that I feel strongest about are subjects where I have had teachers or professors who have been passionate about their subject and have allowed that passion to influence my own life; often times for me that has been my French and Spanish professors and my Biology professors. I hope to motivate students to...
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Washington University in St Louis - Bachelor of Science, Romance Languages
Greg: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...score by more than 350 points after working with me. I've also tutored students who were initially struggling in a variety of AP subjects and went on to earn 4s and 5s on their AP tests. Additionally, I teach debate and public speaking to 30-40 students each year (as part of a speech and debate...
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Vanderbilt University - Current Undergrad, Political Science and Government
Damien: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...Doctorate in Physical Therapy. My undergraduate degree is in Human Biology, Health and Society from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. I have experience in many different subject areas, with a focus on the natural sciences. Tutoring is an exciting opportunity to share my knowledge and help others discover new and exciting interests through learning.... There is no one correct method; every student has a unique learning style.
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Cornell University - Bachelors, Human Biology, Health & Society
University of Miami - Current Grad Student, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Daniel: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...Test Prep. My favorite subjects to tutor include Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Language Arts. In terms of my tutoring philosophy, I feel as though a student has not mastered a topic until he/she can effectively explain it back to me as if I am a student wanting to learn said topic. Throughout my experience...
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Tulane University of Louisiana - Bachelors, Finance
Julie: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...work with clients who are adult professionals interested in enhancing their professional identities. I have three degrees in English: a BA and MA from the University of Georgia and a Ph.D. from the University of Tennessee. I have also published material in the academic area, including co-editing a collection of essays (and contributing a chapter...
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University of Georgia - Bachelor in Arts, English
University of Tennessee - PHD, English
Max: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...States and Latin American History courses. With high scores being so crucial to student acceptance to top college programs, I am passionate about sharing the tips and strategies that helped me succeed on standardized tests. I especially enjoy teaching the Math sections of exams, because the subject boils down to learning and memorizing strategies that...
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New College of Florida - Bachelors, History
University of South Carolina - Masters, Public History
Kaydian: Bay Harbor Islands tutor
Certified Tutor in Bay Harbor Islands, FL
...the University of New Orleans and graduated Summa Cum Laude with University and Departmental Honors in Chemistry. I was also elected Outstanding University Graduate by the Honors College. I currently teach Chemistry to 10th and 11th grade students in Miramar, Florida and I'm certified to teach Chemistry and Biology. I've tutored in English, Math, and...
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University of New Orleans - Bachelor in Arts, Chemistry
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Bay Harbor Islands, FL, is separated from the state's mainland by Biscayne Bay; the Broad Causeway connects the two land areas. The city consists of two different islands: Broadview and Bay Harbor. The population is around 5,600 residents. The city is close to many other urban areas, making it the perfect place to increase your education or live with your family.
Bay Harbor Islands' students are zoned within the Miami Dade County Public School System, and most secondary students will attend Miami Beach Senior High. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Bay Harbor Islands tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. Online and in-person Bay Harbor Islands tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep. Excellent colleges nearby include Barry University in Miami Shores and Saint Thomas University in Miami Gardens. A good way to take steps to try to get into the school of your choice is by using a private Bay Harbor Islands, FL, tutor who can offer you expert test prep instruction and tutoring, either in-home or online.
Bay Harbor Islands and the surrounding area are full of family-friendly activities. Many parks are scattered through the city, making it easy to get out and get active. Do you need to spend some extra time with your canine companion? The 92nd Street Dog Park is an excellent area for your dog to run and play, with obstacles for you to take him through and benches to sit and rest on. Do you like to play a friendly game of tennis? Tennis courts are available to play on and enjoy.
Children who need to get their energy out love heading to the tot lot, a playground area that encourages them to imagine a new world and pretend to be a different person. Do you like soccer, football, or kickball? The 98th Street Park has a wide-open grassy area perfect for playing the pick-up game of your choice! You may even make some new friends, as community members are always getting active and love relax with a good game. North Passive Park and South passive Park would both be excellent locations to relax in the grass or have a picnic, with plenty of shade trees to keep you out of the hot sun.
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I worked with the student on two of his assignments that focused on conic sections. The first assignment was all parabolas in standard form (with a, h, and k). We went over how to find the vertex, the focus, and the directrix. We also reasoned through how you would be able to tell if it is a vertical or horizontal parabola, and what would cause it to face the other direction. The next assignment looked at the rest of the conic sections: hyperbolas, ellipses, and circles. He grasped the circles very quickly, since they are pretty simple. The hyperbolas and ellipses took some more research on my own part, but we worked through it together.
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The student is studying for a test. He had a review sheet. The area he wanted to start with was solving the equations for an exact value by using the trig identity equations. We talked about how these are a puzzle and may take a couple of approaches to solve. Also looked at determining the quadrant, solving for the other trig values, converting between radians & degrees, and determining reference angle.
Ended by looking at the student's chemistry. His question was about equilibrium and calculating it. He picked a problem he hadn't gone through and we did it together. By the end he said it made more sense.
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We scheduled this session specifically so the student would practice the material from her exam. The exam consisted of solving inequalities through addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. She had two practice sheets which I selected problems from. I lead her through the easy problems first, which she understood after we discussed when you should or should not fill in the circle on the graph. We then focused on every individual thing that could possibly trip her up, such as graphing negative numbers. The hardest part for her was to remember to reverse the direction of the inequality when she multiplied or divided by negatives. Once she got this down, she was able to solve at least one of the most complex problems on her own before I left. We will have one more meeting before her retake exam.
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Today the student and I continued working on fractions and decimals. I think in school right now he is going over simple number theory and place value, but after his teacher finishes with that topic they will start with adding and subtracting decimals so we have been working on that the last few weeks. He is very confident in his ability to add and subtract decimals and he is rather good at the subject too. For that reason, I we have moved on to multiplying and dividing decimals which he already has a good handle on as well. Today, we also started adding fractions with different denominators. He likely won't see this topic until next year but I can tell he likes the challenge.
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Today, we used the differentiable formula to figure out derivatives of various functions. I gave the student many practice problems so he can solve the problems without any mistakes. Next, we graphed the first and second derivatives of the original function. I showed him a good tip on how to do the problems quicker and gave him a reference page in case he forgot how to do the problem. I think he will do well on his upcoming exam.
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We continued with the Law of Sines and ambiguous cases, given two sides and one angle, to find whether there are no, 1, or 2 solution(s). Afterwards, we went through the Law of Cosines chapter. The student understood the concept and just needs to practice with the formulas. We used the Law of Sines and Cosines, respectively, to solve problems related to solving a triangle and calculating perimeter or areas after finding the necessary dimensions. We began reviewing this unit to prepare for the unit exam next session. I asked her to practice with tangent and the ratio of sides, and she will practice more with the Law of Cosines.
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