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Owen E: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...will be able to help you increase and deepen your understanding of language learning and effective communication. During every session you should expect to: smile (and maybe laugh). Dad jokes are my go-to humor. see connections between what you already know and what were working on together. understand the lessons concepts at a much deeper...
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University of Kansas - Bachelors, English
University of Kansas - Masters, TESOL
Kellor: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...and talk to is one of the most important factors in the success of a student. When the traditional teacher and classroom setting have been ineffective, the best course of action is to try a more personable style of teaching. This is what I do best, and I am entirely committed to ensuring every one...
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University of Kansas - Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and International Studies
Austin: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
applied/computational physicist with a specialization in applied principles and mathematics.
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Metropolitan State College of Denver - Bachelor of Science, Applied Physics
Syed: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...only did I learn the importance of concept based learning, I also profoundly cherished the bond I had with my students. I felt that through a positive relationship, I could get the best out of my students, giving them a desire to learn. I carry this same motivation to the Boys and Girls Club of...
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University of Michigan - Bachelors, Pre Med
Amul: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
I believe in the fact that knowledge is power and to impart education into the lives of the growing population is nothing but an honor.... Teaching is a chance to make a better future for the world, as the power is within the hands of the students.... Understand the student better for better motivational points that can be used for betterment of the student.
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Wichita State University - Bachelors, Aerospace Engineering
Wichita State University - Masters, Aerospace Engineering
Reem: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...have been teaching and tutoring for over 35 years, and my students tell me I am a natural teacher. Working with students as independent individuals, exploring their aspirations and support them reach them is my strategy in teaching and tutoring. I consider myself as a life-long student as well, recently acquired my MBA and looking...
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Lebanese American University - Bachelor of Science, Business Administration and Management
Modern University for Business and Science - Masters in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
Charles: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...believe school is hard which is partly due to the over emphasis of grades rather than learning. The learning systems is not always student oriented which demoralizes most students and they often question the need for education. I believe developing students into agile thinkers is the key a better learning experience. They will not only...
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University of Oklahoma Norman Campus - Bachelors, Aerospace Engineering
Jeralynn: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
I am an energetic, resourceful, diligent educator dedicated to providing my students with experiences that foster a life-long love of learning. I have a passion for helping my students find books that take them around the world, while keeping them grounded in the present.
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Oklahoma State University-Main Campus - Bachelor of Science, Education
Brad: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...and trying to alleviate any worries they may have. My enjoyment of helping people has since led me to pursue a career in nursing, I am beginning classes to become a Registered Nurse in January 2018. I have been a tutor in the past, I have about two years of experience working with middle to...
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Kansas State University - Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Nickie: Kansas tutor
Certified Tutor in Kansas
...does seem to take up a lot of time, I am married and have one little girl, who is just about to turn 1! We also have a cat and a puppy. Playing with them is always fun for me. If there is anything else you would like to know, please feel free to ask!...
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Central Christian College of Kansas - Bachelor in Arts, Liberal Arts and Sciences
Grand Canyon University - Masters in Education, Special Education
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Kansas, located in the Midwestern region of the United States, was first established as a state in 1861. Kansas has a reputation for being one of the most efficient agricultural states in the country, and it's particularly known for its production of corn, sorghum, and wheat. Residents of the state are known as both "Kansans" and "Jayhawkers," and its state motto is "To the stars through difficulties." The capital of Kansas is Topeka, which has a population of about 130,000 people.
There are many opportunities for an excellent high school education for students in Kansas, and the state hosts a number of respected secondary institutions. Some of the great schools to be found throughout Kansas include Blue Valley High, Olathe Northwest High School, and Liberal Senior High. Private tutoring is a way for students in Kansas to get supplemental custom-tailored instruction for their course or test prep.
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The student was still having a little trouble with the use of functional notation, but I think we've taken care of that from today onward. We did an in-depth study of some procedures involving fractions, including involving addition of rational polynomial expressions. This gave us an opportunity to review several topics from earlier lessons, such as factoring polynomials.
He says he's working on the online course, but he's concerned about whether he'll stay motivated to work on the worksheets. He came up with a list of things to practice during the week and asked me to keep him accountable and make sure he was on track with his assignments at future meetings. I promised to follow up via email him during the week to check in. We also had a very nice conversation about politics afterwards.
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Rules of derivatives: We covered rules for the trig functions sin and cos. These rules were also used in finding derivatives of polynomials with both power and trig functions. We also covered some use of the chain rule for trig functions.
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We spent half of our time on Algebra and half on Government. In government, we reviewed the powers of the executive branch and how they interact with the other branches of government. We drew out a chart to represent the separation of powers and how each branch can influence the others. In algebra, we did a brief review of the last concept, and then went on to graph a system of equations so that she can understand how it operates visually before we solve the same problem with equations on Tuesday. Overall, she is a really great kid, and I really enjoyed our session!
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Tested the levels of math that each of the children are at. Student 1 is still working on getting comfortable with addition and subtraction, so we'll be working on fluency with those. Student 2 is clearly comfortable with those two, and is getting some familiarity with multiplication and division, which I'll be pushing with him.
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The student and I continued to work through his pre-calc review. We looked at rules of exponents, rules of logarithms, solving trigonometric equations, and solving a multivariable statement for a given variable. He and I are going to work together again tomorrow. We are going to prove the rules of logarithms as well to aid in their understanding.
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The student and I worked on her homework for the week. Since she is a bright girl, she only needed help with a few problems. We worked through strategies for balancing chemical equations and calculating percent yield. With the extra time, we read through her first lab and corrected some of her analysis methods that were jotted in the notebook.
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