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Victoria: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...is working with students and providing any assistance I can to help them achieve their goals. When I'm not with my students, I love to travel the world and spend time with my dogs & family. I'd love to work with your student to better both their academic & my teaching experiences.
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Western Washington University - Bachelor of Education, Special Education
Eduardo: Lacey tutor
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...also to educate the potential customers about the services or products I might have been promoting at the time. I developed a program of monthly training technical seminars to Customers, that I also took to the University in Argentina, giving conferences to senior - soon to graduate - students throughout the country. I always felt...
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario - Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering
Universidad Nacional de Rosario, ARGENTINA - Masters, Civil Engineering
Laurel : Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
My goal is to assist other people in achieving their life goals through tutoring. I also want to encourage them as fellow humans. I focus on developing a study system for each individual student.
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Wichita State University - Bachelor in Arts, Anthropology
Shermane: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...needs. I have a strong background in reading, writing, and math at the elementary and middle school level. Additionally, I have had an in home daycare business that had a curriculum in place for younger children, particularly those children that were not able to have the opportunity to go to preschool. School age children that...
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Western Governors University - Bachelors, Teaching/Education K-8 Interdisciplinary Studies
Shinwoo: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...Seattle Central College since 2015. During my time as tutor I have mostly worked with students that want to excel in pre-college level Math classes, but I enjoyed working with college level math students as well. I have worked with students whose ages range from 18 to 50, and working with such a wide range...
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Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus - Current Undergrad, Biomedical Engineering
Seattle Central College - Current Grad Student, Chemical Engineering
Carl: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
I have been a private tutor, a classroom teacher, and an academic coach. I have taught French at the university level, and now, I give online language lessons to students of all ages in French, Spanish, and English. My lessons can be geared towards immersion, practical skills, or basic foundations, depending on the student's needs.
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University of North Texas - Bachelor in Arts, French
University of North Texas - Master of Arts, French
Brooke: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...for education. With these two things combined, I motivate my students to become their very best learners. As a life-long learner myself, I instill in my students a sense of pride and accomplishment when pursuing even the most "boring" of tasks. Every day can become an accomplishment if you try hard and believe in yourself!
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Saint Martins University - Bachelor in Arts, English
Nissa: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...embrace students' creativity and tie it to their education and academic goals. Prior to my time at UC Davis, I grew up in the Silicon Valley and went through the Santa Clara Unified School District. I was on honor roll every year, I was in the school band in both middle and high school, held...
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University of California-Davis - Bachelor of Science, Biopsychology
Alison: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...United States, Africa, and Latin America. I am a middle school guidance counselor and love see students progress and having fun while working hard. I firmly believe that with enough time and practice any student can tackle any subject they put their mind to. I tutor an array of subjects but my favorite subjects to...
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Pacific Lutheran University - Bachelor in Arts, Sociology
University of Puget Sound - Masters in Education, School Counseling
Alex: Lacey tutor
Certified Tutor in Lacey, WA
...relation to art, I always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements) engaging with each individual to make the class personalized for them while still hitting the requirements and standards. By making the class personalized it gives each of my students the opportunity to see how art can be used in their life,...
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The Art Institute of Seattle - Bachelor of Fine Arts, Animation and Special Effects
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About Lacey
Lacey is a city in Washington that is part of Thurston County. The city was originally known as Woodland, when Isaac and Catherine Wood first claimed land in the area. The new name was chosen in 1891, when the community needed a post office and had to find a name that wasn't already taken. Lacey was chosen for the local Justice of Peace, O.C. Lacey.
There are many public and private schools to choose from that are taken care of by the North Thurston Public Schools District. There are nine public schools and three private faith-based schools. North Thurston High School is ranked in the top 50 public schools in the state by the US News & World Report. The school has a 79 percent graduation rate and 25 college readiness score. Are you looking for private instruction to help you try to get into your top college? Online or in-home test prep tutoring in Lacey, Washington, is available to help you work towards your goals. Online or in-home tutoring in Lacey might benefit anyone who wishes to have private one-on-one instruction for their test prep or school work. You can apply for many universities in the area. Saint Martin's University is ranked #46 among other west regional universities, according to the US News & World Report. It offers four degree and certification programs in a variety of disciplines. Online or in-person Lacey tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep.
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This was our first session. The student has a quiz tomorrow, so we mostly covered the stuff that will be on that, which was polynomial functions. We started with polynomial long division, but he had pretty solid mastery of that, so we moved on to binomial expansion using Pascal's triangle. After explaining the basic idea--how to make Pascal's triangle and what the expansion formula is--the student was able to complete a moderately-difficult example on his own! So that's solid.
Finally, we moved on to the meat of the lesson, which were multi-part problems involving graphing various aspects of a polynomial equation. We worked slowly through an easy version of this problem type, then I let the student do another one on his own. He made a number of mistakes, but was able to fix them and complete the problem.
He's a great student. He's very receptive and eager to learn, and his math fundamentals (algebra, arithmetic, etc.) are pretty solid. He easily and quickly is able to correct his mistakes and understand what he has to change in his approach.
For many math students, the core fundamentals are poor, and that can only be fixed by practice. The student is not in that situation. So long as he stays on top of his assigned homework and asks questions early and often (of both me and his teacher), I feel confident about his future performance in this class!
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The student has started working on the last unit of her Pre-Calc class--sequences and series. We reviewed her homework problems together. We worked on a few together on the board as well, just to make sure she completely understood it.
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Today was a basic review of the summer homework as school starts next week. We went over selected problems from the student's math packet so that she could review the concepts of combining like terms and factoring with different methods. She was a little shaky at first but picked up more at faster rates as we went on.
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We went over multiplication and placing the decimal correctly. Then we tried to divide with moving the decimal. I have divulged the student's learning style and have changed my approach to teach her accordingly. We seem to be making wonderful progress now! I look forward to my sessions with her!
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We worked on standard and expanded form - which the student did a wonderful job with. She seems to find it much easier today than prior lessons. In addition, we worked on 3-digit addition and subtraction problems. I had her play the teacher and explain to me how she solved the problems. This was a little harder for her, as she seems to know how to do the problems but not the why behind them. We will continue to work on this difficult concept. To end the lesson, we read a short poem and answered some comprehension questions about it. We also discussed how poems should be read and read again to become fluent.
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We covered the multiple choice answer system of AP US History, specifically concerning the 19th century, including the Great Awakening, transcendentalist ideas, and reform of the period. The student understands the material and thinks through problems well. She struggles picking the "most correct answer" because the questions and answers are purposefully written subjectively. We will continue to work on these types of questions.
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