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I am currently a Phd candidate in History, and have been teaching History at University for four years. My teaching fields are American immigration and ethnic history, modern America, modern Europe, and world history. I have recently moved to New York from the Detroit area to research and write my doctoral dissertation. What better place to be for an immigration historian!

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Miriam’s Qualifications

Education & Certification

Undergraduate Degree: Columbia College-Chicago - Bachelors, Photography

Graduate Degree: Wayne State University - PHD, History

Hobbies

I am an avid comic book reader/collector, which take sup far too much of my time when I let it! My first two degrees were in photography, so I still dabble a bit there, more as an observer than anything. I also read a good amoutn of both fiction and non-fiction--lots of sci-fi and fantasy when I can make the time! I cook as well, mainly candy.

Tutoring Subjects

AP US History

College English

College Essays

College Level American History

College World History

English

English Grammar and Syntax

Essay Editing

European History

High School English

High School Level American History

High School World History

History

Social Studies

US History

World History

Writing

Q & A

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

On the first day, I like to get a feel for the student's interests, areas in which they are confident, and those in which they feel they could use improvement. I generally ask that if students are working in a specific subject, that they bring examples of their work, and even teacher feedback on areas they need improvement. We work together to come up with a plan for the course of study, including types of assignments, amounts of homework, and time management.

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

I try to determine what actually does get a particular student engaged, and relate the assignments and exercises to those areas. This is particularly helpful in writing and reading, but in history and social studies as well. There is always material related to any interest, and this can be used to motivate and entertain as they make progress.

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