...Club. I am a Professional Tutor/Academic/Teacher's Assistant at the College of DuPage and have been working there for over eight years. I have fortunately been nominated and featured for a staff spotlight story for COD outlining my experiences and endeavors throughout my 8-year career. If you would like to read or know more, please let me know. I am an avid linguist who speaks English natively, fluent Spanish and Italian, a lot of French, a...
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...students learn new things but also learn new things myself! Learning doesn't stop the moment you leave the classroom or even the moment you graduate from school. Outside of tutoring I enjoy playing video games (you can learn many things from different ones), Math, Biology, interacting with animals, and broadening my horizons. Knowledge and resources are as strong as we make them, so help me help you learn what you need to so that you...
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I enjoy learning as well as teaching chemistry. I believe that during the tutoring process the student and the teacher both learn from each other, as a teacher I will provide learning material as well as practice problems. If an emergency study session is needed then I will be glad to do so. I look forward to meeting every student and helping them succeed in their courses.
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...about learning and empowering students through helping them reach their educational goals. I'm currently a 4.0 student at the Texas State Honors college working towards a BA in International Relations and Business Administration. I am a State-qualified Debate and DECA competitor. I was raised in France and Germany in a very multicultural home and learned English at a British school in France. I use an engaging teaching style and opt towards real world applications for...
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I am a entrepreneurial travel-loving media professional living in New Orleans. I have an Master in Business Administration from Tulane University and I love teaching all sorts of subjects, especially math. In terms of hobbies, you can find me long-distance running, studying data science, exploring new restaurants and traveling the world. ... I believe that calm and courteous explanation of concepts with gentle repetition is very effective.... I would get to know what type of learner...
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...in nursing and work as an adjunct faculty member at two local universities because I enjoy precepting new nurses and teaching students. I love to watch the light bulbs turn on and see students make connections between what they learn in class and their practice in real healthcare settings! I believe that a strong foundational knowledge of pathophysiology, theory, and evidence-based practice is important to help students and new nurses make the best decisions in...
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...integrity. This is the attribute I try to guard the most. It is how my family, my students, and society views and judges my actions. All of these attributes define who I am as a person. It also helps shape my path, as well as the trail that I leave for those who follow or choose to follow my walk, and my practices. I realize that as long as I am a member of society...
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...taking them and coaching students, with a proven track record of score improvement for my students. I have taken the SAT, GRE and several teacher licensure examinations. I have particular experience with coaching students on MAP testing, test taking strategies, dealing with test anxiety and closing the gap when students are behind through intensive instruction. I have lived in rural Alaska - a.k.a. the "Bush" and used to live in the community where the TV...
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...not restricted to) more youthful students is mainly about tutoring and giving them not only the answers but rather the capacity and the motivation to find the solutions all by themselves! While this may not be the initial first plan of action, it is essential for the student to reach this goal, before a student takes on difficult courses & responsibilities, in addition to facing the uncertainty of tomorrow's future. There will be situations where...
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Knowledge is the greatest richness that we can have. I want to help others learn and improve their French.The more languages someone can acquire, the more opportunities he/she can get.
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...College London with a degree in Education and International Development. In addition to my academic experience, I was a lead French tutor at my university, where I taught French from both elementary to advanced levels. After finishing my BA, I went to China to teach English at the high school and, later, university level. I then moved on to work for the education branch of the UN, before moving to Kansas to work in policy....
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...in German. Since graduation, I have taught foreign languages and culture at the university level. However, I have also worked with learners of all ages, from 3rd grade to senior citizen, in both school and tutoring settings. I tutor a wide range of subjects (English, French, German, Spanish), but what links them all is language as a tool for connection and personal growth. Learning someone else's language shows that you respect their culture and want...
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A tri-lingual with teaching experience; capability to improve, to achieve goals, and to act with professionalism. I am going to teach you Arabic, French, and English. If I did it, You can do it too.
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I'm a finance and a computer nerd. I geek out on algorithms be it in C, Python, C++ or Java. What makes me even happier is sharing this knowledge and passion for programming with others around me. I'm currently a 4.0 GPA student, dual majoring in Computer Science and Entrepreneurship at USF-Tampa. Hope I get to tutor you in a course!
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...He was a Spanish professor. My mother is also a Spanish teacher. My rebellion was studying French. So now I am fully trilingual. I received my PhD in Comparative Literature and have a degree in Medieval Studies from The University of Paris-La Sorbonne. I've taught teens in France, college students in the U.S., and professionals from Latin America. I am here to help those working on writing their dissertation, thesis, or essays. I am available...
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...coursework in anthropology, Chinese, and computer science. My love of teaching began in middle school, where I worked with a sixth grader on math, and continued up through college, where I volunteered at an after school tutoring program for kids in an underserved community. A language nerd, my favorite subjects to tutor are French and English writing skills, but I am equally confident in SAT and ACT test prep and math, science, history, and other...
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I am a member of the Teach For America Corps and will be teaching Spanish in the Baltimore City Public Schools this fall. I am passionate about and love teaching/tutoring anything related to Spanish, Reading, Writing, English and Marketing! Lets conquer this together and get some work done, learn and have and enjoyable fun experience!
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...a minor in Statistics and Analytics. My favorite hobby is football(soccer). I am fluent in French, English and Wolof. Tutoring involves sharing culture, which is beautiful and amazing. Sharing knowledge with people can only make someone wiser. I like helping student because as a student I know how important it is to have someone that can help you reach your goals and be a successful person. Good advice is beyond all price.
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The student did well in our session today. Her math and writing scores have improved by 60 points each between her two sittings of the test, so she should be confident. I think her biggest improvement in recent weeks has been her vocabulary. She is using her strong language skills and deductive reasoning very effectively. As usual, she did extremely well in the writing (multiple choice) section, so even though she's improved, I believe she is capable of a much higher score than a 570.
We did a couple of sentence completion questions then focused on the writing sections. The student has really improved on the grammar sections, and I'm interested in seeing how he performs under time constraints. He is very good at identifying sentence structures and using the strategies we have worked on. We can still tie up some loose ends on the grammar front, but I am very encouraged by the progress we have made thus far.
The student and I got started by going through her practice ACT; she had scored much higher than she expected on the Math and Reading tests (though we still went over the missed/guessed answers). We will work on pacing as she mentioned not being able to finish the Science tests in time.
Made clear goals with the student about what work he needs to do on his own time between sessions, mainly practice tests, to figure out the pacing of the exam and become comfortable taking tests in the SAT format, and making an effort to read more to expand his useful vocabulary, reading speed, and reading comprehension. Took two diagnostic tests (one in Critical Reading and one in Mathematics). Determined that he is strong in Mathematics.
The student and I covered the Advanced Algebra section of the COMPASS exam tonight, after finishing the Basic Algebra section entirely. We've about one session's worth of material left on that, and then he'll take the exam before going on vacation.
Today the student and I worked on the essay for the first half hour. I went over some example prompts with her and we looked at brainstorming and examples for each topic. We then moved to analogies, followed by the reading passages and then math for the last 50 minutes or so.
