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Kathleen: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...have been tutoring since June of 2013, and I love my new career! What I enjoy most about working with students from other countries is their dedication and enthusiasm to learn or improve their English speaking and writing skills. While living in Mexico intermittently for over 10 years, I studied Spanish whenever I was there...
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John F Kennedy University - Bachelors, Liberal Studies
John F Kennedy University - Masters, Management
Linda: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...a Professional Educator's Certification in Elementary Education, Mathematics, Social Science, English as a Second Language and Special Education. I started teaching over 30 years ago and I still love making teaching fun and memorable! I just love to see my student's face light up when they master a new skill! Outside of the classroom, I...
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Fairleigh Dickinson University-College at Florham - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government
Montclair State University - Certificate, Education
Brittany: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...to be excited about diagramming sentences! I believe in a more relaxed method of teaching because frustration can occur easily while learning. By breaking down the material into pieces, I believe the difficulties a student faces become less overwhelming and he or she can focus on one piece at a time. This allows the student...
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Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Bachelors, Mass Media Arts, Journalism, and Communication Studies
Florida Coastal School of Law - Masters, Juris Doctor
Judyth: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...high school students. During my career I taught virtually for 7 years, and conducted many online tutoring sessions. Recently I earned my Master's Degree in Educational Leadership. Math is known as a universal language, however some students struggle with fluency. My passion is to instruct students in that language until I see them reach that...
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Edward Waters College - Bachelor in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
Northcentral University - Masters in Education, Educational Administration
Barbara: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...ACT. I have been teaching 22 years and I believe that all students can learn and with support they can be successful. I teach at a school where we put special emphasis on learning through technology, and teach kids how to productively use Google Docs, iPads, and laptops to their advantage. I have always enjoyed...
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Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University - Bachelors, Elementary Education (K-6)
Grand Canyon University - Masters, Curriculum and Instruction Reading
Shavaughn: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...could not learn during class time. My lack of learning was not due to lack of intelligence, but simply not understanding. I learn differently than most students, which is why I decided to tutor. I want to help others who are in my situation: students who are made to feel that because they learn differently...
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Florida State College at Jacksonville - Associate in Arts, General Education
Western Governors University - Bachelor in Arts, Special Education K -12
Christopher: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
My name is Mr. Young. I specialize in tutoring for English, Reading, and Writing for grades 6-12. I look forward to meeting you!
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University of North Florida - Bachelor in Arts, English
Tyler: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
I graduated from West Chester University with a bachelors of science in Chemistry with advance knowledge in organic chemistry. Most kids go through their schooling career dreading science classes, but that doesn't need to be the case. Science can be fun and exciting when using proper teaching techniques that engage the student.
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West Chester University of Pennsylvania - Bachelor of Chemistry, Chemistry
Maria: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...University, and as a distance learning professor for the same university. Prior to teaching I worked as an office manager in the executive field, and for 23 years I was responsible for all aspects of management for supervisors and business staff. I am also a former business owner. I am ESOL and Reading endorsed and...
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Palm Beach Atlantic University - Bachelors, Organizational Management
Nova Southeastern University - Masters, English
Damany: Jacksonville Beach tutor
Certified Tutor in Jacksonville Beach, FL
...best works for you! I enjoy teaching the space sciences (astronomy) as well as philosophy, religion, history and politics, also any type of essay writing or reading comprehension. As the President and founder of the Philosophy Club at my Alma Mater, I await spreading the knowledge I gathered to the youth in this virtual platform.
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Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University - Bachelors, Philosophy & Religion
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Jacksonville Beach, FL, is a city on the Atlantic coast. The town has a population of about 21,400. It has been the living place of several professional golfers, including Billy Horschel.
Duncan U. Fletcher High School serves the Jacksonville Beach area within the Duval County Public Schools District. Standing out in a large school district can be difficult. Private tutors in Jacksonville Beach can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep. The next step is college, and there may be great options close to you. Local University of North Florida is ranked 50th in the region, and Jacksonville University is ranked 65th regionally. If you're looking to pursue admission to your school of choice, take advantage of a Jacksonville Beach, FL, tutor, who can offer you online or in-home private tutoring and personal instruction to help with your test prep. There are many options in your future in regards to furthering your education, but you'll want to work towards adequate preparation when the opportunity presents itself. You may enjoy working with Jacksonville Beach tutors, who are happy to provide you with online tutoring and test prep assistance.
There's more to do in this coastal town then swim, but you'll want to make sure you catch a few waves at Jacksonville Beach too. The beautiful beach is ideal for a day of sun and spray. The life-guarded area creates a safe place for you to surf, swim, or relax. More family fun can be found at Adventure Landing, the city's go-to choice for fun. The location offers a variety of activities, including mini-golf, laser tag, and go-karts. Attached Shipwreck Island Waterpark is another way to spend the day in the water.
For a day indoors, visit the Beaches Museum and History Park. You'll be able to stroll back in time and see how early river pilots and fishermen lived. The museum includes permanent exhibits on the history of the beach city with a seaside resort veranda and boardwalk. The second building of the museum houses the traveling exhibits that are changed every two or three months.
Learn about the local ecosystem by visiting the Cradle Creek Preserve. You can tour the park on nature trails and elevated boardwalks or via waterways. Docks for canoes and kayaks are provided so you can see the native fish and fauna that gather throughout the park. The preserve is an ideal location for bird-watching and plant identification expeditions. You can either wander the park just to take in the general splendor or read the provided information on the area for a self-guided tour.
Once you've learned all about the city, it's time to study for your future. You can work with Jacksonville Beach, FL, tutors to potentially improve the chances of getting into your dream college.
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Client reported no Spanish homework, so we spent the beginning of the session on English assignments concerning appositives and possessive punctuation. Found examples in Spanish textbook to show how appositives are present in both languages. Reviewed common greetings and farewells in Spanish (Buenos dias, buenas tardes, buenas noches), reinforcing previous concepts of gender-specific nouns and adjective/noun agreement with relation to gender. Client demonstrates good pronunciation. Also reinforced idea of levels of formality, and how that will affect verb conjugation. Lastly, reviewed basic format of Spanish verb conjugation.
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The student and I continued through one of her assessment practice exams. She hadn't spent any time since we last met studying due to other things coming up; and it showed in our session. I emphasized the need for her to study, even a little, each day to keep the material fresh. New material we covered today entailed solving systems of linear equations. We revisited factoring and graphing inequalities. Nevertheless, she is more and more approaching the practice tests as a multiple choice test and trying to find the solution in multiple ways rather than just "not knowing" (i.e. plugging in the answers to the question); which is a good to see her doing more of.
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The student and I began reviewing for her geometry final on Wednesday. I compiled several worksheets for us to go over with each focusing on different concepts in the chapters. We completed 2 out of the 10 worksheets for today's session. The first sheet we completed was over properties of parallelograms and the student answered these questions easily. The second worksheet, however, was over similar polygons and the student had a little difficulty with this when variables were involved. After doing a few problems, the student got the hang of it and was able to answer the last 5 correctly.
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The first half of our session was spent focusing on math. Before we started on homework and studying, I had the student write down all the formulas he needs to know for chapter 10. He has a strong understanding of the subject material. The rest of our session was spent on English. With a vocabulary test next week, I gave him note cards with the words on them so he can write the definition and study with his parents. As homework, he was given a story to read and an essay prompt to answer. I helped him choose a topic, outline the essay, and create a thesis before writing the essay. We then discussed the next novel the class is reading, and I will provide him with charts to help him get a clear focus on the story.
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The student started school this week, and according to his mom he has the hardest Spanish teacher. For the first trimester they are going to cover that last part of the first text book, which we have covered already. We reviewed the last two lessons of the book (irregular preterite [stem changing], double object pronouns, and comparisons of equality and inequality).
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The student and I began the session by taking stock of the assignments that she had coming up and what she needed to do. We decided to focus on finishing her colonies map project for her history class and creating an outline for her short response paper for her humanities class. She already has the materials that she needs for her religion quiz. I found an article that covered the gender ratios in the colonies, which was the main piece missing from her 13 Colonies project. I emailed her the link to the article and the information to create a citation (which she did later on her own).
We then transitioned to working on romantic poets for her humanities class. We reviewed the Romantic poets and their response to and rejection of the Enlightenment. After that, we read some Emily Dickinson poems and chose ones that had overlapping themes (death) for the student to use for her paper. Our next step was to create an outline. I reminded her of the formula that she used last time for her thesis, and she worked on coming up with one that worked for the Dickinson poems. Then, we talked through her approach to the body paragraphs and reviewed the requirements for the conclusion. We discussed how to connect Dickinson back to the context of the Romantic poets and to put her significance into that context as well. I suggested that she ask herself "so what?" as a way of thinking about the overall significance.
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