Jillian
Certified Tutor
Undergraduate Degree: CUNY City College - Bachelors, Psychology
Graduate Degree: Medaille College - Current Grad Student, Clinical Psychology
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Adult Literacy
American Literature
Art
Clinical Psychology
College Application Essays
College English
College Level American Literature
Elementary School Math
Elementary School Reading
Elementary School Writing
Essay Writing
Executive Functioning
Fiction Writing
Handwriting
High School Biology
High School English
High School Level American Literature
High School Writing
Learning Differences
Middle School Reading
Middle School Reading Comprehension
Middle School Writing
Neurobiology
Other
Productivity
Social Sciences
SPSS Statistic Software
Study Skills
Study Skills and Organization
Technology and Coding
What is your teaching philosophy?
There is no such thing as a stupid question. Confusion can be a good thing, it means you are in the process of learning, and you haven't set yourself up to believe things that may be incorrect.
How can you help a student become an independent learner?
I will ask them about what motivates them and find out more about their learning style to engage them in the way that they learn best. In this way, they can use their strengths to progress, learn effectively and have a desire to learn more because they have increased self-efficacy.
How would you help a student stay motivated?
I motivate students by reminding them of all the progress they've made in their lessons. I ask them about their goals and remind them about how important their work is in order to progress towards the completion of their goals.
If a student has difficulty learning a skill or concept, what would you do?
I will go step by step to figure out what they are having problems with. I will ask them to explain out loud what their thought process is when they are figuring out a skill or concept, and I give support throughout so that they feel comfortable.