Featured by
Tutors from
Harvard
UNIVERSITY
Yale
UNIVERSITY
Princeton
UNIVERSITY
Stanford
UNIVERSITY
Michael: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...and graduate institutions, almost all of my homework consisted of reading texts or writing papers. Therefore I have continuously enhanced my English composition skills. I know how to read and analyze texts quickly without losing content. Reworking information I've read together with my own thoughts is now second nature to me. I make my writing particularly clear by my impeccable understanding of English grammar, which I gained through extensive practice and from studying four other...
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor in Arts, History
Harvard Divinity School - Master of Divinity, Philosophy and Religious Studies, General
Nicole: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
I have been a teacher and a private tutor for over 8 years. I look forward to helping others build confidence in a particular subject area to meet and even exceed their goals! Building relationships and seeing a student grow makes tutoring very rewarding for me!
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska at Kearney - Bachelor of Science, Psychology
University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Masters in Education, Education
Westley: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...my profession. In addition to tutoring for Varsity Tutors, I am a mentor for highly gifted students for Lincoln Nebraska Public Schools. Tutoring/mentoring to me is more than just a job. I find deep satisfaction in helping students unlock hidden potential, develop a zeal for learning and helping achieve academic goals. I became officially certified to tutor both the SAT and the ACT when I worked for a tutoring center. I currently have several SAT/ACT...
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Bachelor in Arts, Mathematics
Leah: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...at the university's Learning Center, where I tutored students in a variety of science subjects, including Biology, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Chemistry and Microbiology. Though I have tutored several subjects, my favorite is Biology, because I consider it fascinating and very useful. I believe that approaching one's subject material with the correct attitude is key, and that hard work and determination are conducive to success in academics. Outside of academia, I enjoy exercising and playing volleyball,...
Education & Certification
Rockhurst University - Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Shalee: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
I am a friendly, professional and highly engaging tutor who is passionate about guiding students to unlock their full potential and achieve the results they are capable of. My approach is to help students understand a subject and perform highly through honing their skills and techniques. I look to provide both in-depth knowledge as well as personal motivation and coaching in an enjoyable, stimulating and stress-free environment.
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska at Omaha - Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice
Ramia: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
Comprehending geology can make you feel like there are a bunch of rocks in your head. Allow me to help you understand this wonderful science!! ... Aim high, begin low, and you will steadily ascend!... Introduce ourselves and get to know one another for about 10 minutes. Then uncover where exactly help is needed.... Limiting the amount of lengthy responses from me in order to maximize how much the student must delve for information.... Always stay...
Education & Certification
University of Nebraska at Omaha - Bachelors, Environmental Geology
Isha: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
I firmly believe that education empowers people to reach their true potentials, and it is my personal mission as a tutor and teacher to help my students reach their fullest potential. I have completed my MD (doctor of medicine) degree and want to go back to grad school. I eventually hope to become a college professor.
Education & Certification
University of Missouri-Kansas City - Bachelor in Arts, Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Missouri-Kansas City - Doctor of Medicine, Biomedical Sciences
Jessica: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...Africa, where I taught math, and in Central America, where I taught English as a foreign language. Then I taught in various secondary schools in around Phoenix, AZ for 7 years. Now I'm taking a break from teaching to work toward a masters degree in mathematics and tutoring part time. I love teaching and learning and I hope to make it as fun and accessible as possible for everyone I work with. I believe that...
Education & Certification
University of Arizona - Bachelor in Arts, French
Carrie: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...Carrie. I worked as a high school math teacher before I started staying home with my kids. When I graduated with my Bachelor of Science degree I realized just how far I had come. I struggled in middle and high school and knew that I wanted to help other kids that were also struggling. I'm a patient, kind, and empowering person and I know that kids can learn anything given the right teacher.
Education & Certification
Peru State College - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics Teacher Education
Elizabeth: Chalco tutor
Certified Tutor in Chalco, NE
...of a math class as a senior in order to take a double english class my senior year in high school because I love reading and writing so much. I went on to complete a Bachelor of Fine Art's degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, IL. I studied a wide variety of subjects including painting, drawing, social studies, writing including advanced poetry and fiction, photography, philosophy, psychology. I have...
Education & Certification
School of the Art Institute of Chicago - Bachelor of Fine Arts, Arts, General
Work With The Perfect Tutor For You
Only the best Chalco tutors are able to work with you. The tutors go through a rigorous interview, possess excellent teaching skills, and pass a background check. From this elite group, an expert director will help you find the best tutor to meet your individual needs – and we stand behind your satisfaction with our money-back guarantee.
You select the time and location, and expert tutors develop the strategies to help you meet and exceed your tutoring goals.
About Chalco
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.
Expert online tutors and live instruction in Chalco, NE
Your Personalized Tutoring Program and Instructor
Identify Needs
Our knowledgeable directors help you choose your tutor with your learning profile and personality in mind.
Customize Learning
Your tutor can customize your lessons and present concepts in engaging easy-to-understand-ways.
Increased Results
You can learn more efficiently and effectively because the teaching style is tailored to you.
In-Home & Online Convenience
Your tutor comes to you, so times and locations are flexible. Meet at your home, online, or any place of your choosing.
Recent Tutoring Session Reviews
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.
Read more »
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.
Read more »
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.
Read more »
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).
Read more »
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.
Read more »
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.
Read more »