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Chase: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
...daughter on English as a Second Language for 6 months. She also tutored me on Mandarin Chinese. The subjects I tutor include ACT prep (in all subject areas), high school math, reading, writing, and English, computer science, study skills and organization, essay writing and editing, and college Algebra. My favorite subjects to tutor are reading and writing (because English is such a valuable tool to every student for their whole educational careers) as well as...
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
Edward: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
...am currently studying chemical engineering at the University of Michigan. I have always helped out my fellow students with schoolwork, and I have tutored in the National Honor Society for three years. My tutoring strengths include my abilities to stay calm, be patient, and offer different perspectives on the learning process. I do not just help my students learn the material, but I also teach them how to learn it. I tutor math and test...
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University of Michigan - Unknown, Chemical Engineering
Danny: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
I'm a medical student currently living in Nebraska. I have always been passionate about science, medicine, and teaching. Tutoring is a great way for me to utilize all three of those passions.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
Cheyne Ian: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
...current student, I know that sometimes certain topics can seem impossible, but working at it is the only way to improve. I hope to provide the best possible tutoring experience for the student and the teacher in an environment conducive to learning. I am currently a junior at Creighton University seeking a degree in management and hope to attend dental school in the future. Outside of school I like to spend time outdoors and enjoy...
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Creighton University - Current Undergrad, Management
Mary: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
...capable of learning, and will gain confidence as they accomplish small learning goals. If the goals are too broad, the learning experience will be too overwhelming and the student may lose confidence in his or her abilities. I enjoy research, learning new things, and helping others reach their learning goals. Outside of academics, I enjoy gardening, music, and the company of my four dogs. I also enjoy needlework and cosplay. I consider tutoring a privilege...
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Simpson College - Unknown, Music Performance - Voice
Houghton College - Masters, Music Performance - Voice
Sarah: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
I am excited to meet and help you in your academic adventure.
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University of Nebraska at Omaha - Current Undergrad Student, Psychology
Fatima: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
I am a senior at UNL double majoring in math and computer science graduating May of 2020. I am interning as a data scientist and plan to pursue a career in this field.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics and Computer Science
Camille: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
"Giving up is not an option". -Always strike for excellence. -If first you did not succeed, try , try , try...
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not listed - Bachelor of Science, Human Services
Bellevue University - Masters in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
Katlyne: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
...be learning and growing. I believe teamwork, hard work, and individual application are keys to success. Recently, I graduated from Brigham Young University - Idaho with B.S. in Elementary Education and Teaching. With that degree I also have an emphasis in Social Studies that allows me to teach middle grades. Through my college and work experiences, I have been able to work with students from first grade to eighth with a variety of personalities, interests,...
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Brigham Young University-Idaho - Bachelor of Science, Elementary School Teaching
Morgan: Bellevue tutor
Certified Tutor in Bellevue, NE
I enjoy reading and writing. My skills in both have come from years of development in both personal and educational levels. I would like to share my love of English with those that need a bit of help in this area.
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska at Omaha - Bachelor of Science, Psychology
Tiffin University - Master of Fine Arts, English
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Bellevue, Nebraska, is located just south of Omaha, and the French interpretation of the city's name, which is "Beautiful View" tells you just how striking the area it. The Missouri River runs along part of the eastern border of Bellevue, while the rest of it is bordered by a scenic forest. Home to about 55,000 residents, the city offers over 100 restaurants for them to enjoy along with numerous attractions that provide family fun.
Local teenagers are served by the Bellevue Public School System, and there are two public high schools in the city: Bellevue East Senior High and Bellevue West Senior High. To help you work towards success in your courses at these high schools, expert online or in-home private tutoring from tutors in Bellevue is offered for both general class instruction and test prep. There are also numerous private high schools in the area, including Cornerstone Christian School, Daniel J. Gross Catholic High School, and very selective Mercy High School for girls. If you're looking to pursue admission to your school of choice, take advantage of a Bellevue tutor, who can offer you online or in-home private tutoring and personal instruction to help with your test prep.
Bellevue University is located right in the city, and there are many more prestigious colleges in the local area. Omaha is home to College of St. Mary, the University of Omaha, and prestigious Creighton University, which is considered the #1 university in the Midwestern region of the US. You can work with Bellevue, NE, tutors to help you make your dream college, such as selective Creighton University, become a reality.
The Fontenelle Forest Nature Center, nestled within the beautiful forest that lines the city's eastern border, offers tours of the local landscape and lessons about all of the wildlife in the area. The trails in the forest make for great scenic hikes and bicycle riding when the weather is nice.
If you love playing golf, you will enjoy Willow Lakes Golf Course and the Tregaron Golf Course. Settled in the 1830s and believed to be one of the first areas settled in the entire state, you can learn about Bellevue's rich history at the Sarpy County Museum. Families love the Bellevue Berry and Pumpkin Ranch, where fresh, locally grown berries can be picked in the summer and children can choose their pumpkins to carve in the fall.
Getting into a selective college requires maintaining a great GPA in high school and scoring well on the SAT and ACT. Skilled in-person or online Bellevue, NE, tutors can help students work to get ahead in their courses or test prep with one-on-one tutoring sessions.
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The student has had trouble the past couple of weeks with his tests at school, so his mom asked me to help him study for an algebra test tomorrow and help him make sure his make-up vocab homework is perfect. We saved vocab for last, and he told me his teacher is only checking one lesson tomorrow, so I checked that one for him and only found one spelling error. He's being tested in math class on Algebra chapter 7, which includes compound interest, exponential growth rates, slope-intercept form, standard form, function notation, and graphing basic functions such as parabolas. He had a couple of questions right away about parabolas, so we looked at the basic format of a parabola function and variations on that format, as well as shortcuts and methods for checking the accuracy of an x/y table used to map out coordinate values before graphing the function. We talked about the symmetry of a parabola and how to spot that in the table. This will help him ensure speed and accuracy on this section of the test tomorrow. We reviewed the format of the basic compound interest formula, depreciation/exponential decay formula, and exponential growth formula -- what each part of the formula means and how to understand changes in that formula and various types of questions about it. We also looked at how to find domain and range for a variety of function types - we talked about a system for finding it, so to think about what changing the x-value from small to big and from negative to zero to positive does to the y-value, and then to ask whether or not there are possible x-values that could change the y-value to something negative or positive or zero. To do this really well, he has to know about different types of exponents, so we covered exponents as well -- just the concept of fractional exponents, negative exponents, and raising a number to the zero power. He said he had learned some of this, but that some of it seemed new -- not sure if that's because he doesn't remember previous classes where they covered exponents or if his classes just haven't gotten that far yet. We cycled the material, so I kept going back to earlier subjects and re-quizzing him on the material. By the time the session ended, he was answering all my questions correctly and giving succinct, yet specific explanations that should help him adapt to whatever his test questions end up being.
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I covered with the student finding the inverse of trigonometric functions their domain and range; finding the exact value of trigonometric expressions without the use of a calculator; and simplifying trigonometric expressions.
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Today, we went over the results of the student's recent ACT. He mainly missed questions due to small errors. He understands the content, and we talked about a few strategies to help him potentially catch small errors as he's making them. Then, we brainstormed several prompts for the new ACT essay.
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Today we practiced the student's spelling words for her spelling test on Friday. We also worked on learning the difference between a question and a statement sentence. She also practiced learning the difference between the words whether and weather. We also started working with words that have silent H's. She practiced matching vocab words to the correct paragraphs that best fit those words. She also practiced reading comprehension and is doing well learning these concepts. I gave her a reading comprehension assignment to complete before our next session.
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We completed a review of IRR and the different ways of looking at projects versus cost of debt and equity. We also discussed finding the right balance between debt and equity. I will send over a more detailed explanation on how to calculate MIRR for the test tomorrow.
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The student and I worked one-on-one together to review his math and Spanish homework. I then had him read aloud to me from a reading passage that I supplied him with. I asked him comprehension questions. He is working on spelling the months of the year and the days of the week. We also covered proper use of punctuation and capitalization. He has been making improvement with his reading fluency.
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