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I graduated from South Bank University in London, England in 1994 with a B.Ed in Education and Teaching at elementary level. My main subject is English, reading and writing but I will also tutor math.

I believe in making learning fun and always plan activities and games that are of interest to the student and keeps their attention. I have a love of books that I always aim to pass on to the student through reading a variety of different texts.

I am cheerful, enthusiastic and committed. I convey this into my teaching by creating positive relationships through communication, trust and respect with students and parents. I thoroughly enjoy teaching and remain totally committed as it gives me fulfillment and a sense I am making a different in a student's life.

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Victoria’s Qualifications

Education & Certification

Undergraduate Degree: South Bank University London UK - Bachelors, Primary School Teaching (Education) B.Ed (Hons)

Hobbies

Reading, outdoor life, dogs

Tutoring Subjects

College English

Creative Writing

Elementary Math

Elementary School Math

English

ESL/ELL

Essay Editing

High School English

Homework Support

ISEE Prep

ISEE- Lower Level

Math

Other

Reading

SSAT Prep

SSAT- Elementary Level

Study Skills

Study Skills and Organization

Test Prep

Writing

Q & A

If a student has difficulty learning a skill or concept, what would you do?

First, try to teach the concept a different way. (in math using real life resources) Secondly, assess and/or re teach any previous skills that need reinforcing. Finally, move on and return to the concept another time so the student doesn't become frustrated.

How do you help students who are struggling with reading comprehension?

First, always find texts that interest them and they can relate to. Then take the reading back a level so they become very confident with an easier level, and then move forward in small steps, using lots of encouragement and praise.

What strategies have you found to be most successful when you start to work with a student?

"Breaking the ice" activities so the student feels comfortable and is able to work to their full ability. I always show how encouraging I am through looking through their past work and talking about some of the positive content.

How would you help a student get excited/engaged with a subject that they are struggling in?

I would bring the subject to life by using real artifacts, and engage the student by posing questions that are mysterious and that they have to think about to answer. We would not necessarily stay at a desk!

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