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Teagan: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
I am currently an honors student at UNL. I am seeking an English major and Mathematics minor. I am excited to share the knowledge I have and help others develop the skills necessary for education. I enjoy having conversations and encouraging others to think about the world they live in. Outside of school, I enjoy music, which I practice independently, and arts and crafts such as knitting and crochet.
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor in Arts, English
Kenneth: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
Hi, I am former college professor of history at Spring Hill College, in Mobile Al. At Spring Hill and Rutgers, where I completed my Phd, I taught courses in writing, US History and Global History. While at Rutgers, I also tutored students in reading and writing. In addition, I have experience tutoring calculus at the college level.
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Alfred Univresity - Bachelor in Arts, History
Rutgers University-New Brunswick - Doctor of Philosophy, Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Brittney: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
I enjoy working with students and helping them learn the information that they might be struggling with.
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University of Phoenix-Online Campus - Bachelor in Business Administration, Accounting and Business Management
university of phoenix-online - Masters in Education, Special Education
Gustavo: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
I have been tutoring for 10 years. I have tutored Biology, Chemistry, Math, and Spanish. I have worked as teaching assistant in college. I believe I would make a great tutor because of the fact that higher education has always been my passion.
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Creighton University - Bachelors, French and Minor in Biology
University of Nebraska at Omaha - Current Grad, Biological Sciences
Dustin: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...as a statistical analyst, in college I worked part time tutoring at the local high schools, and last year I volunteered at the YMCA mentoring a youth. As for me personally, my hobbies include playing in a soccer and learning the piano (at least trying to). I also have large interest in hiking, but typically avoid the summer, too many bugs and excruciating heat! Lastly, my interest in tutoring comes from an interest to help...
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Drake University - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
Franck: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...to make it fun in the process. Besides English, I am fluent in French (of course), Spanish, and I am currently working on my German. Though, I am completing a Bachelors degree in International Relations with a concentration in African Studies, I take a huge interest in American Studies, which I am planning on getting a Masters in. Here is my favorite quote which best translates my passion for languages and the reason I will...
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American Public University System - Current Undergrad, International Relations
Erika: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...math - to help them gain the confidence and ability to use their mathematical knowledge in their own personal situations outside the classroom. All students learn math in different ways, and I work really hard to read my students - to know what is or is not working and why. I try to be lighthearted and energetic in my teaching, and I try to build a relationship with each of my students so each of...
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelors, Secondary math education
Rebecca: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
Hello! My name is Rebecca and I am a college student looking to work with fellow students as they encounter language. I have a passion for literature and writing and I look forward to working with students as they develop their own unique interactions with and understanding of language.
Education & Certification
University of Sioux Falls - Bachelor in Arts, English
Adam: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
Las races de estudio son amargas; los frutos, dulces. -Cicern
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska at Omaha - Bachelor in Arts, Foreign Languages and Literatures, General
University of Nebraska at Omaha - Master of Arts Teaching, Foreign Language Teacher Education
Rachel: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...science. I love talking about it, and I don't want students to think of the subject as intimidating or inaccessible. I find it is easiest to learn when you are excited or interested - and I like to think of it as my job to find engaging qualities in the subject matter and use them to improve a student's grasp of the material. In addition to science, reading, writing and editing are personal strengths of...
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor of Science, Forensic Science
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Chalco, Nebraska, is a CDP, or census designated place, that occupies a portion of Sarpy County. There are eight parks between the area and Omaha, which lies 19 minutes to the east. You can easily head to Omaha for a trip through its many museums and sights. Omaha is known for its love of theatre, food, music, and college sports. You can enjoy the United States' most popular museum, explore vast expanses of greenery, and enjoy watching the top teams in the state.
Chalco is served by the Millard Public Schools and the Papillion-La Vista Public Schools. There are 57 schools in all between the two with elementary through high school options. Millard High School consistently scores an 88 percent reading proficiency and 79 percent math proficiency. Online or in-home tutoring in Chalco might benefit anyone who wishes to have private one-on-one instruction for their test prep or school work. There are many colleges and universities within 50 miles of Chalco. The University of Omaha is ranked as the #93 among MBA schools in the state by the US News & World Report. Tutors in Chalco, Nebraska, are a great option to try to get into one of these top schools. Skilled in-person or online Chalco, Nebraska, tutors can help you work to get ahead in your courses or test prep with one-on-one tutoring sessions.
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The student and I spent more time going over her take home practice test from spring break.
There were many different types of problems we went over. We spent a bit of time going over limits, and the shortcuts on how to solve limits when x->infinity. She has experience doing every kind of problem that can be on the AP test; it is just a matter of recognizing what problem is asking you to do, and that just takes practice. I know she said she has a few more practice tests to do before the big test day.
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The student and I discussed questions on the review packet for her upcoming test. The questions were pertaining to simplifying rational expressions and solving word problems involving distance, rate and time. I showed her how to set up a table to organize the information in the word problem in order to make solving for the missing entity easier. We also discussed looking for that key piece of information that brings the pieces of the problem together. This went very well. For extra practice, she is to complete sb# 25 as additional practice for her upcoming assessment. We have practiced the other skills on the test prior to this session as she feels very confident with them. As always, it was a pleasure working with her.
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The student was a confident student today! She had lots of energy as she explained what she needed to do. First, she chose to finish her homework and she knew her answers were correct. She asked me to help her with one that confused her. It was about decimals and seeing the number in a different way. She had to explain why 26 tenths was more than 2.06, so we discussed what it would look like in decimal form and it seemed to click that 26 tenths were equal to 2.6. Later, she saw a similar problem and was able to complete it correctly. Next, we worked on a daily worksheet which had more decimal work. She did well on most of this page except one part where her teacher wanted her to correct 3 sets of decimals which were out of order. She had to rethink the numbers and place them in increasing or decreasing order. She quickly found her mistakes and moved on! Another question asked her to explain why rounding to the nearest tenth and whole could have the same answer. We talked it through and she gave an excellent response. She just needs to slow down, look at the situation, use what she knows, and she can do the work or write out a great explanation. She has really improved! We moved on to practice fractions because she still needs to see the relationship between fractions and decimals. We had time to compare fractions, order them from least to greatest, and review changing improper fractions to mixed numbers.
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The student worked on his homework, which covered material about using the second derivative to find concavity and points of inflection. He reports that he isn't fully comfortable with understanding the material conceptually, though from a practical standpoint, he does understand it very well (i.e., he is perfectly capable of solving problems from this material, even if he doesn't fully get why it works).
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For this session, Student 1 and I worked on a practice test overviewing linear inequalities, as she had a test on it the next day. It was 14 questions long, and it went by relatively quickly and simply without any issues. Student 2 and I worked on 2 dimensional vectors and their dot products, along with finding the normal/orthogonal vectors of each given vector. The few questions she had left were a bit time consuming, but she was able to complete the homework easily, without too many issues. Student 3 worked on angles and other normal polygons that are not triangles. Since he had the majority of his homework already done, we did not have too much to work on, but the questions that he had left were completed quickly. He an excellent job in identifying the issue and tackling the problems correctly.
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Overall, great session today. The student was engaged, and demonstrated crucial skills as I taught them to him, and tested him on along the way. Topics Reviewed:
(1) Applications of Pythagorean Theorem to find missing side length for right triangles
(2) How to put radical in simplest form, perfect squares method and prime factorization method
(3) How to classify triangles as right, acute, or obtuse, given side lengths.
I'm seeing progress in his confidence. My main recommendation, as always, is to make sure he's practicing math problems he's receiving in class as often as possible. Practice makes perfect. As always, it was a pleasure tutoring him, and I look forward to our next session.
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