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Matthew: Garner tutor
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...which some popular accounts claim lasted for a thousand years, from 797 to 1797. I think old-fashioned political and diplomatic history is the cat's meow! I disagree profoundly with the view that it is not relevant to the study of history today. I also like to mold and fashion Renaissance people among my students, drawing...
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Dartmouth College - Bachelor in Arts, European History
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Doctor of Philosophy, European History
Anna: Garner tutor
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...the subject, it is now one of my favorite areas to tutor I have a great deal of sympathy for anyone struggling with stats, but I promise that I can help you! I have spent a great deal of my time traveling through Europe and have conducted fieldwork in Spain, France, Hungary, and Italy.
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University of Florida - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
UNC-Chapel Hill - Doctor of Philosophy, Political Science and Government
Omar: Garner tutor
Certified Tutor in Garner, NC
...to re-route their metabolic profile when challenged by toxins. This project resulted in the production of three cytotoxic metabolites and reengaged the discussion of epigenetic modification in cultured marine fungi. My first academic appointment (Aug 2006-Dec 2008) was at the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI), a small HBCU in the US Virgin Islands (St....
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University of the West Indies - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
University of the West Indies - Doctor of Philosophy, Organic Chemistry
Laleh: Garner tutor
Certified Tutor in Garner, NC
...positive feedbacks from my student since I know how to break down the material so that they can enjoy learning. I like to keep my courses light. Motivation of each subject is an important to me as a teacher, as a subject itself. I encourage my students to challenge themselves and take their responsibility seriously....
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University of Urmia - Bachelor of Science, Agronomy and Crop Science
North Carolina State University at Raleigh - Master of Science, Plant Physiology
North Carolina State University at Raleigh - Doctor of Science, Plant Physiology
Kristina: Garner tutor
Certified Tutor in Garner, NC
...was a PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis where I used a genomics approach to understand how cells in the brain rapidly communicate at the synapse. I am originally from NJ and received my Bachelor's degree from Rutgers University. I have taught a series of courses for undergraduate students (Neurophysiology, Molecular Biology), graduate...
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Rutgers University-New Brunswick - Bachelor in Arts, Biology, General
Washington University in Saint Louis - Doctor of Philosophy, Neuroscience
Roderick: Garner tutor
Certified Tutor in Garner, NC
...Facilitating discussions allows me to tap into students’ socialization skills which results in motivating them to take on increased responsibilities towards becoming self-directed learners. By making literacy relevant and interactive for students, I can perform more effectively in assessing my approach to more individualized student needs. These teaching strategies require my active attention and participation...
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University of Oregon - Bachelors, Anthropology/English
University of Oregon - PHD, Anthropology
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Garner, North Carolina, is a suburb of Raleigh located within Wake County. The town has a population of approximately 28,000. It is home to Lake Benson and features 350 acres of parks, including over four miles of biking trails.
Located 15 miles away and within the Wake County School District is Green Hope High School. The school is ranked number 12 in the state and offers Advanced Placement courses and exams. If you are worried about that big exam coming up, online or in-person tutoring in Garner could help you work to try to get ahead in your test prep. Tutors in Garner look forward to tutoring you for your course or test prep, either in-home or online. Less than ten miles away is the city of Raleigh, home to multiple colleges and universities, including North Carolina State University. Under an hour away, both Chapel Hill and Durham offer two prestigious universities: the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University, respectively. Hoping to further your education through private instruction? Private tutoring in Garner, NC, for test prep instruction, which is available online and in-home, is a great way to work to potentially get accepted into and excel at an elite school.
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We continued to work on completing the square, factoring, and graphing parabolas. I also added in information about factoring cubic functions and some special situation square functions. The student is showing good progress, but she just needs to memorize techniques. We are going over the material quickly so as soon as I remind her of things, she remembers, so more practice and memorization is necessary. However, I think things are progressing well and we will move on from parabolas into the other work soon.
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I worked with Student A on the place values of decimal numbers. He completed all his homework in 45 minutes.
I had a great first session with Student B. She worked on her homework and it involved solving proportions using either the multiplication property of equality or the cross-product property. We moved on to her science homework. It involved finding the percentages of different minerals in a rock sample. She did very well with this.
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The student and I reviewed subtraction with borrowing and he knew some but had to be reminded to borrow several times, so we went over this concept and will continue to do so until he needs no more reminders to borrow. We covered addition and multiplication as well. He did well on addition, but needed a reminder on how to carry. He is just starting to learn his multiplication tables so we reviewed 1's, 5's and 10's with strategies for learning these. We worked on the concept of estimation as well.
He read a book for me and had to decide if it was easy, just right, or too difficult. He decided that it was just right. We discussed vocabulary words and comprehension as he read.
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The student and I began our session with a review of the preterit vs. imperfect, as well as some exercises involving some verb and vocab review. He did an excellent job working through the exercise to select and conjugate the appropriate tense, and even when he couldn't recall an irregular conjugation he recognized that the verb should be irregular and was able to review the correct forms for each pronoun. We finished our session with some listening exercises, going through clips of native speakers line by line to translate and comprehend the material.
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We continued going over the student's Unit 8 test on vectors. We reviewed magnitude and direction and how, in general, we can use the law of cosines to find the magnitude of the resultant vector and the law of sines to help find the direction of the resultant. We also broke down a vector into its vertical and horizontal components. We've completed this unit, but we can return to review the concepts so she has a complete understanding and can recall the material. We moved onto the next unit on polar coordinates and graphs. She did well on graphing polar coordinates and functions. I asked her to review the next section on converting between polar and rectangular coordinates since she understood all of the previous material.
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I reviewed with the student before his test. He needs to memorize his formulas so that he can apply them to past and current work.
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