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Taylor: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...it really seems to help people connect with the concepts. In my free time I enjoy making things and exploring what others have made, whether in music, programming, writing, games, or art. I received my BA in Mathematics from Arizona State University, and subsequently attended post-bac programs at a handful of schools. This fall I...
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Arizona State University - Bachelor in Arts, Mathematics
Rebecca: New Berlin tutor
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...and lots of friends and siblings to keep up with. I enjoy cooking, coffee, tea, healthy living, reading, sewing, painting, and oh so many other things. Some of my more serious interests include preventing human trafficking and slavery, and promoting better environmental stewardship. Having a variety of interests helps me connect with my students, and...
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Greenville College - Bachelors, Philosophy, English, & History
Stony Brook University - Masters, Philosophy
Casey: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...branches like Geometry, Trigonometry, and finally Calculus. I also find that students learn best when they're involved and gain the most confidence when they're given opportunities to think critically. I'm currently attending the University of Wisconsin: Milwaukee for Computer Science and have a history in the culinary arts. In my free time I enjoy making music,...
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UWM - Bachelors, Computer Science
Alex: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...4th and 5th graders. With so many students in my classroom, I have a lot of experience working with many different types of learners. Even though I am certified in and enjoy teaching all elementary subjects, I enjoy teaching math and science the most! I recently asked my students what they enjoyed most about our...
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UW-Madison - Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education
Jeffry: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
"Any fool can know. The point is to understand." -Albert Einstein... To date, I have found that it is best to view tutoring as a team endeavor. I am a player on a student's team with the goal of academic success and increased intellectual understanding. This outcome is impossible without getting down to the student's level, utilizing age appropriate vocabulary, providing constructive criticism, and establishing their baseline. I have found that reviewing a student's past work...
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St Johns University - Bachelors, Biology, General
Thomas: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...at West, I competed nationally in Academic Decathlon while setting state records in Economics and Mathematics. Now, I am pursuing a Math/Stats & Computer Science B.A. at Carleton College. I love learning and helping others learn, and I live for those "ah-ha!" moments, both the ones I experience myself and those I experience through others.
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Carleton College - Bachelor in Arts, Math/Stats
Mark: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...collecting, piano, table tennis, bike riding and raising chickens. I enjoy the travel, the symphony and theater. I'm a father of three and grandfather of two who loves to work with children. The most interesting math classes I've taken were Abstract Algebra and Analysis as an undergrad - they really demonstrated how beautiful math can...
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Cornell University - Bachelors, Architecture
Carnegie Mellon University - Masters, Architecture
Max: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...Minneapolis area and am enjoying myself out here so far. I have aspirations of going to medical school and hope to start in the fall of 2016. In my free time I enjoy training for strongman and Olympic weightlifting competitions. My next competition is a Strongman competition held in Minneapolis in late September. Last year in...
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UW- Eau Claire - Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry/ Economics minor
Michael: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...love with tutoring right away. For me, it gives all the rewards of teaching, but with the added benefit of being able to truly hone in on each student's individual needs. With each new student comes a new challenge, which means that my job is different every day. Nothing makes me happier than helping a...
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Emerson College - Bachelor in Arts, FIlm
Kate: New Berlin tutor
Certified Tutor in New Berlin, WI
...discussions in undergraduate and graduate study. My subjects include English, college essay writing, -creative writing, public speaking, literature, Essay editing, expository writing, grammar and mechanics. My hope is to foster calm, confidence, success, and most importantly, unexpected joy to the students I will be working with. Reading and writing (both creatively and analytically) can be...
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Knox College - Bachelor in Arts, English-Creative Writing
UW-Milwaukee - Master of Arts, English
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About New Berlin
As a suburb of metropolitan Milwaukee, the city of New Berlin, Wisconsin, offers the comforts of a quiet and well-maintained community with the nearby advantages of a major city. The roughly 39,000 residents of New Berlin are known for their active and engaged approach to community, with plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities. National recognition of this quality has come from CNN Money Magazine, which labeled the city the 34th best American town as regards quality of life.
The city is served educationally by the School District of New Berlin, which has some of Wisconsin’s best schools. New Berlin Eisenhower Middle/High School and New Berlin West Middle/High School, for example, have respectively placed 4th and 5th in state rankings. Heritage Christian Schools also offers private secondary education in New Berlin. Planning to attend one of these top schools and want private instruction? Tutors in New Berlin look forward to helping you with your course or test prep, either in-home or online. That will also be a big help if you're looking at popular post-secondary institutions like the nearby Mount Mary University or Carroll University. Fortunately, tutors in New Berlin, WI, also provide collegiate-level online or in-home private tutoring and test prep instruction. Whatever your educational goals are, you could get ahead of the competition by taking advantage of tutoring in New Berlin, WI.
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Since he has a chapter test coming up, we decided to review chapter 6 in preparation for his test. The first section was pretty straightforward. We went over simple differential equations, solved them, and used slope fields in order to graph functions given an initial condition. After going over a couple of textbook problems, we moved on to integration and looked at how we can find the integral of given functions, making sure that our rules still applied, and I explained how they are the exact inverse of derivatives. I went over the integral of the power rule as an example and explained how he can be sure his integral is correct by taking the derivative of his result and making sure his result and the initial problem agree. We went over some problems dealing with a wide range of integration techniques and functions. He answered them well, but he still had a couple of small mistakes that I quickly pointed out and fixed. Then we went over integration by parts, a strong technique in integration which is used to simplify an integral. We worked on a couple of problems and went over some neat tricks when given two periodic functions as part of the integrand.
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The student told me that he received a 9/10 on his quiz on factoring this past week. This was such an encouragement, since he had considered factoring his worst nemesis in algebra. We continued with our review today--radicals! We went through the packet that involved radical equations, covering simplifying radicals and solving radical equations. There's been tremendous improvement on his part--seeing him be extra careful to not miss signs, fractions, etc., has demonstrated to me that he has immensely improved his attention to detail, thus being able to avoid minute errors! Overall a great session.
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We worked on more factoring problems. We talked about how to simplify polynomials to their fullest extent. We also talked about using factoring to solve equations for x. If the problems are factored correctly, this solves the equation quickly. We talked briefly about unit conversions. The student is going to work on some review test for systems of equations and factoring, that we will talk more about next time.
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We covered Unit 3 vocabulary and sentences. Through repetition, the student mastered how to say A is above, inside, to the left/right, and in the front of B. We also practiced writing some important characters.
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Today, we did note taking practice on Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. I assigned the student a few chapters to read and take note of for Sunday's session.
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We went through another multiple-choice quiz, some questions of which had ambiguous answers. We worked through and tested JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, and other areas of knowledge to come up with the best possible answers.
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