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Del: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...and Spanish, conversational in Italian, and I'll be tackling Mandarin next. I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama from the University of Oklahoma with an emphasis in Acting. I was lucky enough to attend OU on a National Merit Scholarship that covered my expenses almost entirely, so the National Merit qualification process is...
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University of Oklahoma Norman Campus - Bachelors, Drama, BFA
Connor: Keller tutor
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...even the most complex of topics, and I have built my tutoring career on this premise. As an experienced tutor, I have continually enjoyed seeing my students achieve lofty goals under my instruction. I specialize in tutoring biology, chemistry, physics, and economics for high school students. In addition to this, I also tutor students in...
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Saint Louis University-Main Campus - Bachelor in Arts, Economics
Daniel: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...have to make me believe I am watching events unfold in another time and place. When I'm not learning, I enjoy working with my hands. I've built a variety of furniture, I care for a 2500 square foot garden, and I raise chickens. I have both a pilot's license and a motorcycle license, though I...
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Utah Valley University - Bachelors, Aviation Administration
Arizona State University - Masters, Business Administration - Supply Chain Management
Alexandra: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...competitive environment in Fort Bend County and my rigorous secondary education prepared me for success in college. I am a fortunate member of the Terry Scholarship Foundation, which has provided me and hundreds of other Texans with a private, four-year, full-ride scholarship. As a Terry Scholar, I am well-versed in all subjects and have taken...
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University of North Texas - Bachelor in Arts, Creative Writing
Mackenzie: Keller tutor
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Hi, I'm Kenzie! I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at UT Dallas and I've been tutoring online for 4 years now. My favorite subjects to teach are math and science, but reading and writing come in a close second. ... I introduce myself and try to get a feel for what the student is struggling with in particular. I then address those questions or problems by starting at the foundations and trying to help my student get...
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The University of Texas at Dallas - Current Undergrad, Mechanical Engineering
Sarah: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...with essay writing. I'm drawn to those topics myself, they are the things I am most passionate about, and therefore the things I love to teach and the subjects in which I love to share what knowledge I have. I believe enthusiasm goes a long way, and that some of my best teachers have been...
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Yale University - Current Undergrad, Political Science and Government
Emmanuel: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...has taught mathematics and machine learning at the graduate, undergraduate and high school levels for many years. He has a PhD in Applied Mathematics from UC Berkeley and graduated from Stanford University. He is award-winning, excelled in classes and standardized tests, and is the author of numerous books on math and its applications.
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Stanford University - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
University of California-Berkeley - Doctor of Philosophy, Applied Mathematics
Vivek: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...current sophomore at Austin College. I am a biology major and neuroscience minor. Science has been my passion from a young age. I like tutoring because I sincerely enjoy helping others and being able to impart my knowledge and experience. Along with being strong in my curricular classes, I have experience helping and tutoring younger...
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Austin College - Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Alison: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
...National Merit Commended Scholar, and a Presidential Scholar Qualifier. I have over 3 years of mathematics tutoring experience with students in grades K-12, and I love to help students build confidence in analytical and applied mathematics at all levels, from simple addition to complex calculus. In my free time, I enjoy planning events for my...
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University of Dallas - Current Undergrad, Double-Major in Mathematics and Business with a French Language and Literature Concentration
Oran: Keller tutor
Certified Tutor in Keller, TX
I recently received my Master of Business Administration degree from The University of Texas at Tyler. I also have a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The University of Texas at Arlington and an Applied Science degree in Mortuary Sciences. I...
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The University of Texas at Arlington - Bachelor of Fine Arts, Fine Arts
The University of Texas at Tyler - Masters in Business Administration, Business
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Located in Tarrant County, Keller is a city in Texas that is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Families settled in the area in 1845. It is home to two large springs within the Mount Gilead Baptist Church, which were known as Double Springs until 1984. The streets in the original 40-acre site of Keller bear the original names they were given. Today, 336 acres are dedicated to parks and recreational facilities. Among the most popular are Keller Veterans Memorial Park, Keller Sports Park, and the Keller Smithfield Activity Node.
There are over 41 schools in the Keller Independent School District. Twenty-three elementary schools, 12 intermediate and middle schools, and five high schools. Keller High School is ranked by the US News & World Report at #100 in the state. It has a 96 percent graduation rate with a 45.4 college readiness index. These top schools might be a possibility if you reach out to private tutors in Keller, Texas, for tutoring either in-home or online, to receive subject instruction or test prep. Private Keller tutoring, either online or in-home, is one way to get supplemental custom-tailored instruction to help with your course or test prep. The Everest College in Fort Worth is a private two-year college that serves undergraduate students. There are several unique majors offered, including paralegal, security and loss prevention, medical assistance, and more. It could be to your advantage to receive online tutoring in Keller for test prep and help with course material.
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We covered how to find the foci, center, vertex, directrix, and major/minor axes of hyperbolas and ellipses. We also reviewed various properties of circles and parabolas in preparation for the student's test/quiz tomorrow.
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Today we went over a review packet to prepare the student for her first exam coming up this Friday. This covered converting patterns to algebraic expressions, identifying functions as linear, quadratic or exponential and combining equations graphically with or without the help of a table. She felt uneasy about multiplying two functions when combining them, so we also covered a couple extra problems on that topic.
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The student and I reviewed place value, addition and subtraction. During this review, I noticed he was not paying attention to the signs. We discussed and practiced looking at the sign in the math problem.
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We worked on reading comprehension, which is an expressed struggle area for the student. We read several fiction and nonfiction passages. Before reading, we set a purpose and made predictions of the main idea based on the title and other text features. During reading, we paused and checked out predictions before creating a few more. At the end, we reviewed whether or not our predictions were accurate, reviewed a few vocabulary words, discussed author's purpose, and paraphrased the text in our own words. The student continues to show growth in summarization since we first began tutoring. He is more confident in identifying the main idea, and he now uses more supporting details to justify his work.
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We talked a little about how the student's recent physics test went. She felt pretty comfortable with most of the problems, and we talked about an object being pulled at an angle. We looked through some of her old algebra tests on quadratic functions. We reviewed the different forms of a quadratic function and what pieces of information each one gives. We went through solving various quadratic functions by factoring, completing the square, square rooting, and using the quadratic equation. She is doing well using the quadratic equation and square roots to solve a quadratic function, and she was doing better with factoring and completing the square once we went through a few problems.
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On Thursday, we began by working on the homework the student had on Lewis dot structures and bond strength/length. After working through a few of the problems, he did a lot better. After we had finished his homework, we reviewed some concepts that have been difficult for him so far this year. We focused mostly on electron configuration and atomic orbitals. Again, after doing some practice, he was able to do much better. I think what will work best with him is reviewing the concepts briefly and simply and then doing practice questions to reinforce the material. He should think about other areas that have been difficult so far so that we can go over them in upcoming sessions.
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