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...and education since I was born. Most students come to me for history and government, but I also handle standardized test preparation, writing, economics, statistics, and study/research skills. I see these subjects as a combination of a puzzle and a good story, a way of understanding the world around us and how it came to...

...apply it. That is why I became a teacher. As a college student I served as a Phonics tutor, assisted third graders in learning new Math concepts, and helped fellow students with their essays. While student teaching I worked with Kindergarteners and fourth graders on Phonics, Reading, Math and English. I graduated from Harding University...

...with Pre-Advance Placement (PreAP) English, the rigor and support of the literacy process builds throughout a student's educational career. In addition, MultiCultural Reading and Thinking (MCRaT) provides strategies useful in a diverse range of materials. Literacy Lab (Lit Lab) provides a firm foundation of the teacher as a facilitator and is further enhanced by America's...

...learned how to better grasp the material I was trying to learn. This then lead me to graduate school where I could put these skills I had learned to use on a daily basis working in the lab. This is also where I got my first exposure to both teaching and tutoring students. I realized...

...empowering people through education, and for providing access to education for all people. Last summer I worked in the sugarcane fields of the Dominican Republic, teaching English and basic public health initiatives to children and adults alike who often didn't even know how to read and write their own name. Living and working outside the...

...the high school I graduated from. Talk about odd! After the birth of our first child I left teaching full time but have for the last 13 years taught math part time in the Dallas County Community College District. Though most people think I'm crazy, I love math and Algebra! I love helping students travel...

...and problem solving skills that will help you succeed in your subject of need and develop critical thinking that will apply to any challenge you face academically. I'm an advocate of the "Learn One, Do One, Teach One" methodology of tutoring, and have seen it transform students academic confidence and learning efficiency. I look forward...

...giving them the necessary tools to succeed and helping them along the way. I believe that to truly learn, one must find the motivation within themselves. After learning French and Spanish and spending considerable amounts of time in places where these languages are spoken, I am confident in my ability to impart the knowledge I...

...in Mozambique for eight years. During these wonderful years, my classroom consisted of dusty floors, a roof of acacia leaves, and the permeable walls of community centers. My fellow peers in learning have consisted of children, chiefs, literate and illiterate. After moving back to the States with my family in 2012, I taught in institutional...

...interests with language are interpreting and linguistics, but I have not yet chosen what to study in grad school. I believe learning a language is a life long adventure, however I also believe it is completely possible for anyone to become perfectly fluent at any age in any language. My goal as a tutor is...