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Nayanne: Niagara Falls International Airport tutor
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...to work one-on-one with students ranging from grade one to twelve in the subjects of Math and English. As well, I have volunteered as a student classroom assistant with the DSBN Alternative Pathway Center program for several months. In this volunteer experience, I worked with high school aged students one-on-one to help them with their...
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Camela: Niagara Falls International Airport tutor
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...to fortify learning. I therefore focus on tutoring STEM-related subjects, with a keen interest in cell biology and biochemistry. This is the bachelor's degree I am working towards. I obtained my high school diploma from Governor Simcoe Secondary School, with a focus on STEM and visual arts. Currently, I am entering my second year of...
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Isabella: Niagara Falls International Airport tutor
Certified Tutor in Niagara Falls International Airport, NY
Hi there! I am a tutor who is passionate about teaching children, and helping them to improve. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Child and Youth Studies and a Bachelor of Education. I am hopeful that great things can be accomplished with us working together!
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Brock University - Bachelor, Concurrent Education
Adrastos: Niagara Falls International Airport tutor
Certified Tutor in Niagara Falls International Airport, NY
...other History, Geography, and English courses. I also study these subjects in my own time because I enjoy them so much. My teaching philosophy is to be kind and patient with my students. I also want to find out what my students are interested in too. I will help you develop your knowledge of the...
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Brock University - Bachelor in Arts, Classics
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Jayden: Niagara Falls International Airport tutor
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...disabilities, adults seeking to refresh foundational skills, and peers tackling college-level material. Regardless of age or ability, my goal remains the sameto create a safe, encouraging space where students feel confident enough to ask questions, make mistakes, and build real understanding at their own pace. Tutoring, to me, is not just about test scores or...
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Brock University - Bachelor's (in progress), General Scieneces
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The student finished doing all the variations of problems involving finding areas by integration. After that, we moved onto finding volumes by integration, which took up the rest of the time.
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Today, the student and I started going over a packet to review for her end of course exam that is coming up soon. The session was mostly review, and we went over things like complex and real numbers, dividing polynomials, and changing/reducing exponential expressions. Most of the material we saw today was from earlier in the year, so I advised the student that she should also review her old notes. After some review, she seemed to grasp the concepts once again.
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Today we went over logarithmic functions. Specifically we covered log properties, logarithmic equations, and how to solve a system of equations with logarithmic functions. We also covered the cardiovascular system, including the flow of blood from the pulmonary system to the systemic system, and we covered all of the specific values and pumps found in the four chambers of the heart. We also covered pedigree charts and how to read them. Today the student's attitude was pleasant as usual. She followed my advice and my tips and I definitely am seeing progress in her work. I left her with some extra practice problems that I will review tomorrow.
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The student had some trouble with vector analysis. We spent the session going through various examples and approaches. By the end, she was able to solve problems, though sometimes needed some guidance. She doesn't have a background in trigonometry, but that shouldn't be a problem for her class.
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We went over line slopes and slope-intercept equations of lines; we briefly touched on point-slope equations. As always, I'm impressed with the student's attitude and willingness to work hard. He's bright and seems to be used to getting the hang of things quickly. I'm trying to make a point of talking up the "play around with it until you figure it out" approach to math; I feel that in the long run it's more productive to try a few approaches to the problem before figuring out the right one than it is to always use the right one the first time out. We learn at least as much from our failures as from our successes.
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We covered math concepts for the student's upcoming assessment exam. We reviewed mean, median, mode, surface area and volume of prisms and cylinders, Pythagorean Theorem, percents, fractions, and complex word problems. We talked about strategies for multiple choice exams, which included reading the whole problem and fully understanding the questions. We also discussed eliminating answers that did not make sense. The student was pumped for our session!
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