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Taylor: Bridgeport tutor
Certified Tutor in Bridgeport, NY
Taylor graduated with her PhD in linguistics in 2018. She is an expert in language/writing, ESL, and Spanish with experience working with students from age 5 and up. She has always had a passion for teaching, and she prides herself in researching and discovering new ways to reach each student who comes across her path.
Education & Certification
Rutgers University-New Brunswick - Bachelor in Arts, Linguistics
University of Delaware - Doctor of Philosophy, Linguistics
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Bridgeport is a hamlet in central New York and the boundaries run within two counties, being located partly within the two villages of Sullivan and Cicero. The beautiful and winding Chittenango Creek runs through this small community and provides superior trout fishing, with abundant brown trout of a generous size. There is a four mile trail along the creek where people can fish, canoe, or kayak. With green golf courses, stately forests, and plenty of parks and preserves nearby, this community is a nature lover's dream.
Served by both the Chittenango and North Syracuse School Districts, and with schools like Cicero-North Syracuse High School and Chittenango High School, the districts offer superior choices for your education. In-home or online private tutoring in Bridgeport for both subject instruction and test prep might help you get into the best schools. If you're looking to get into a top university such as Syracuse University, online or in-person Bridgeport, NY, tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep. An expert Bridgeport, NY, tutor might be an asset to anyone who wants to work to get into a top college or university.
Although Bridgeport does not have any sports teams of its own, nearby Syracuse is noted for its top division minor league teams and is renowned for being a college sports town. Minor league teams include a AAA baseball affiliate of the Washington Nationals, an ice hockey team that is an affiliate of Tampa Bay Lightning, and a soccer team affiliate of Major Arena Soccer League.
Served by nearby Syracuse International Airport, the community of Bridgeport is located nearly on the banks of the Oneida Lake, and with another body of water, Onondaga Lake, a few miles south, the community has ample opportunities for many enjoyable activities and is an excellent location for watersports enthusiasts. Hiking, boating, paddle boarding, tubing, water skiing, and picnicking are just a few of the many things you can experience as you explore this hidden gem of a place.
The New York State Fairgrounds are located less than half an hour away in Syracuse. With fun for the whole family, there is an endless number of events held each year. These include themed festivals, music events, horse shows, car shows, and more.
Do you want to gain an edge in your education? If you want to try to improve in your class, Bridgeport tutoring lets you receive private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep today.
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Recent Tutoring Session Reviews
The student completed his pre-calc project word problems which had us modeling sinusoidal functions from real-life situations. For the last two problems, he picked up much quicker on how to set them up, and I taught him a trick for using his graphing calculator to figure out the answer more quickly. We then completed the first 3 problems of his practice exam, which he understands very well.
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We went over two of the student's homework assignments. The first of which involved simplifying rational expressions by finding a common denominator. The second of which involved solving rational equations where a real life problem was proposed, and it was required to write a rational equation to model the situation.
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We reviewed fractions to decimals as pinpointed during last session as an area needing review. I taught the correlation between a unit circle and the trig functions, and an easy way to learn the sine, cosine, and tangent values for the common angles (0, 30, 45, 60, 90 ... 360 degrees and equivalent radians). I tested to ensure that she truly knew all of these while she was looking at unit circle. Eventually she will need to learn these without having a fully-labeled unit circle with degree/ radian values.
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We covered partial derivatives and implicit differentiation. The student needed some time to get used to treating variables as constants, but he seemed to have a better grasp of this concept as we worked through problems. I would recommend he practice these so they seem automatic as this concept will be used often in the course.
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For this session, the student and I again focused exclusively on solving equations finding the domain and range of a function in terms of x and y. He mentioned that he understood how to find the domain of a function but still had a little difficulty on solving for the range of a function. We also focused on how to sketch graphs of a function and solving equations using independent and dependent variables.
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The student had a test on Tuesday, so we went over the test review. It focused on finding the roots to polynomials, dividing polynomials by binomials, and completing the square. She seemed to understand synthetic division and how to find the roots of functions.
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