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Whitney: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...instructor for ten years, I strive to find the teaching approach that best fits each student. Although I currently teach college level courses, I enjoy teaching all ages from elementary school to the college level because helping people is the best feeling you can have! With twenty years experience in accounting and business combined with...
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Oklahoma State University - Bachelors, Accounting
Molly: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...with a minor in Special Education. I have worked with all ages of students in the past and strive to make learning fun. Some of my favorite subjects to tutor are math and reading, as well as science. I tutor students in all elementary subjects. My teaching philosophy is geared to help students learn in...
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Loyola University Maryland - Bachelor in Arts, Elementary School Teaching
Kelsea: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
I care about not just my future but the future of our world. That starts with education and finding what you are passionate about. It could be anything and the world would still be a better place because you found it.
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Oklahoma State University-Main Campus - Current Undergrad Student, Human Development and Family Studies
Anna: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...am working on an MLitt. in Romantic/Victorian Studies at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. I am passionate about helping people overcome obstacles to realize and enjoy the power of language. I have been tutoring for two years and have become a favorite with international students, students with ADHD, and anyone who struggles to...
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Oral Roberts University University of Oxford - Bachelor in Arts, English
Larry: Sperry tutor
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I love to teach help people succeed in the passions of their life.
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University of Missouri-Kansas City - Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
Krysta: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...Science in Elementary Education. I have a valid Oklahoma Teaching Certificate. Since graduation I have been working as a teacher in Oklahoma. I taught in a brick and mortar public school for 4 years and am have been teaching full time with an online virtual school for the past 3 years. In brick and mortar...
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Cody: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...work with to believe that for themselves. I have the skill and capacity to support students in core subjects through high school. Having worked with many students over the years, I eagerly embrace challenges and love the opportunity to help students who are not traditional learners or who struggle in the classroom.
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Oral Roberts University - Bachelor of Science, Psychology
Corinne: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...Prison Teaching Initiative and through this program, I taught an accredited college-level English composition course for two semesters to young men in prison working toward Associate's Degrees while incarcerated. I really enjoyed helping these passionate students work on their writing and reading skills to better themselves and their circumstances and it was incredibly rewarding to...
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University of Colorado Boulder - Bachelor in Arts, History and Studio Arts
Princeton University - Masters, History
Clifton: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
...a tutor for the University of Tulsa since 2011, helping students with college level math and engineering courses including Calculus, Physics, and Statics. I like to let students set the pace for their sessions and offer suggestions or guidance with coursework as needed when needed, but am open to preparing more detailed lessons as required.
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University of Tulsa - Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
University of Tulsa - Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Ruth: Sperry tutor
Certified Tutor in Sperry, OK
"Education is not the learning of facts, But the training of the mind to think." -Albert Einstein
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UD Francisco Jose de Caldas - Bachelor of Chemistry, Chemistry
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Sperry, Oklahoma, is located in Tulsa County. The town has a population of approximately 900. The majority of Sperry residents work in neighboring Tulsa.
Sperry High School is part of the Sperry Public School District serving the area. Private tutoring in Sperry is available both online or in-home to help you with general course instruction or test prep. Tutors in Sperry, who offer tutoring sessions either in-person or online, can provide you the test prep assistance to potentially improve on test day. A short 15-mile drive brings Sperry residents to Tulsa. Home to the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma State University-Tulsa, and Oral Roberts University, Tulsa has a plethora of higher education choices. If you seek online or in-home private tutoring for test prep and general subject instruction from Sperry, OK, tutors, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into your top school choice.
Neighboring city, Skiatook provides Sperry residents a variety of parks to choose from. Skiatook Central Park sits on the Osage Prairie Trail and is the perfect play area for a hot summer day. The park has a splash pad, playground, pond, pavilion, and a covered shelter. Grab your books and enjoy studying in the sunshine near the pond. When you need a study break, you can take a trip through the splash pad to cool off. For a day of swimming, Exchange Bank Park includes a public pool with zero depth entry, swim lanes, and a diving board. The park also has tennis courts, a playground, and softball fields. Skiatook Lake offers more water fun for locals. You can rent a boat at the local marina and enjoy a day cruising the lake in a pontoon, or practicing your water skiing. Get a group together or plan a family reunion at Cross Timbers and rent a cabin with your boat for a full weekend of fun.
For some indoor learning fun, the you should visit the Judy Z. Kishner Library in Sperry. Several youth and teen programs are also hosted at the library, including a mini Makerspace and an after-school Teen Lounge/Maker area. Every Wednesday, you can visit the library after school hours and enjoy this free program. You can learn painting, sculpting, printmaking, and various other crafts, with all supplies provided by the library.
Is your goal to attend one of nearby Tulsa's many colleges or universities? With the assistance of tutors in Sperry, OK, students might be able to improve their chances of acceptance into the nation's top colleges and universities.
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Recent Tutoring Session Reviews
The student and I continued to work through her 5th grade math concepts, which include applying PEMDAS (order of operations) appropriately, long division, and use of negative numbers. We went through her last test. I noticed that she had a little bit of difficulty when subtracting whole number/fraction combinations (for example 2 and 3/4 minus 5/8) and so we spent much of our session practicing and recognizing that whole numbers can be written as fractions too! This led to practice with turning fractions into division problems. She is more than capable of accomplishing the math, but had a little trouble understanding the rationale behind turning fractions into division equations. I presented fractions as a sort of word equation where the fraction line means "divided by." She liked this strategy and subsequently found translating fractions into division problems much easier. Additionally, we worked on problems that she encountered while reviewing for her assessment test. Currently, I am working to compile a list of practice problems for this exam which I will forward onto her and her parents this evening.
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I played math bowl with the student covering math fractions, mixed numbers, improper fractions, ratios, double digit multiplication, and long division.
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We specifically covered graphing, a little bit of science concepts having to do with the changes in states of matter, and we wrapped up with some basic algebra concepts "solving for x." We ended up reviewing a lot of her old work. My strategies including taking problems apart piece by piece to see what they were asking for, and for algebraic equations, using her times tables, and working backwards. I left her with a few algebraic equations, but I will leave her with more this next session on Wednesday. There was a big win from the session in that she really got the hang of those basic algebraic equations, as mentioned before, and working backwards with her times tables.
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The student is still on break, so we went over math and writing exercises together for when he returns back to school. We began the session by working in his math workbook for the first 30 minutes. It covered adding and subtracting fractions, rounding, multiplying three-digit numbers, and long division. He mostly did excellent with the material, but had to review subtracting long numbers. To help with this, I wrote 4-5 problems and guided him as he solved them until he was able to do it on his own. We also worked through 3 pages in his writing packet, which reviewed writing topic sentences and the rules for using commas. He needed a little guidance at first, but did it on his own by the end.
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We reviewed his first two tests to refresh all concepts. We also reviewed deriving integrals. We discussed what concavity means and discussed how to find it. The student is struggling less and less. There are just a few minor gaps in his knowledge, but we're filling them quickly. His attitude is more comfortable and more confident. I left him with additional practice problems to further solidify these concepts.
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The student I reviewed her assignment on proof of line segments and angles. She is easily understanding the concepts and doing very well on her tests and quizzes.
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