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I assume responsibility that my student is learning and that my student is learning at higher and higher levels, in accordance with Bloom's Taxonomy. Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Evaluation, Synthesis, Analysis are higher levels of learning that give the student tools to apply lessons into maturity. I have been very successful in tutoring ACT, SAT, ISEE, and GRE.

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Angie’s Qualifications

Education & Certification

Undergraduate Degree: University of Wisconsin Parkside - Bachelor in Arts, English, Secondary Education

Hobbies

Shakespeare, Hiking, Reading, Movies, Travel, and Church

Tutoring Subjects

ACCUPLACER ESL - Listening

ACCUPLACER Reading Comprehension

ACCUPLACER WritePlacer

ACT Prep

ACT English

ACT Math

ACT Reading

ACT Science

ACT Writing

Adult ESL/ELL

Algebra

ASVAB Prep

British Literature

Business

Business Writing

CIC- Certified Insurance Counselor Exam

College Business

Comparative Literature

Composition

Earth Science

Elementary School Math

English

English Grammar and Syntax

ESL/ELL

Expository Writing

French

French 1

GED Prep

Graduate Test Prep

GRE Verbal

High School Business

Languages

Math

Middle School Reading

Middle School Writing

Music

Other

Professional Certifications

PSAT Prep

PSAT Critical Reading

PSAT Mathematics

PSAT Writing Skills

Public Speaking

SAT Prep

SAT Math

SAT Writing and Language

Science

Study Skills

Study Skills and Organization

Test Prep

TOEFL Prep

World Literature

Writing

Q & A

What is your teaching philosophy?

The Socratic method, asking open-ended questions, is an excellent strategy to get a student to talk. When the tutor can speak less and encourage the tutee to speak more, the tutor can identify the student's level of understanding.

What might you do in a typical first session with a student?

A first session is very important in that it is the opportunity to start off the relationship as a partnership, an agreement to work together, and to help the student succeed. I use some of this time to get to know the student, to discuss expectations, and to plan.

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