Hello! I'm a 10+ year teaching and tutoring professional specializing in math, text anxiety, and general help. I have worked with SAT, ACT, GED, college essays, and more. Basically, I enjoy helping students figure out where they are stuck and helping them get unstuck. Most people are only missing a few small pieces of the foundation (in any subject), and once they get it, they are off and running. My area of expertise is getting...
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Can also tutor:CLEP, ACT, GED and 41 more subjects.
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Colordao Technical University Online - Bachelors, Business
I graduated from Bloomingdale High School 2013, where I scored a high score in SAT Math. I have accumulated 45 college credits at Hillsborough Community College. Mathematics is my strongest subject but I also enjoy physical science and chemistry. I am a former tutor at Mathnasium, which I tutored various ages. Calculus 3 is my highest math course.
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Can also tutor:PSAT, ISEE, GED and 45 more subjects.
...of children. I focus on ensuring that each of my students connects with individualized lessons and prepared material in order to maximize his or her potential. I believes in student empowerment and work diligently to ensure that each student has ownership of his or her learning. I hold an endorsement in Instructional Technology and use my passion for technology to identify with my students as well as create and execute engaging lessons to best suit...
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...teacher from 6th through 8th grade Algebra 1. She had this saying of "if you can't memorize it, tattoo it all over your body," that we all used to laugh about. Well, a few years ago I got really tired of trying to memorize the digits of Pi so I got a Pi tattoo on my right wrist. I'm not a big believer in making math all about the "skill and drill" but instead I...
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...has guided me to master new skills, topics, and bodies of knowledge which has led me to discover beyond curiosity to describe the tendency to add systematically to my knowledge. I have always taken a planned and organized approach to life. I value communication which is practical, precise, literal, and clear. As a leader, I bring tasks to completion efficiently and attentively while maintaining respect and order throughout the group. I am not one to...
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As a teacher entering my seventh year in the classroom, I want to work with the goal for all students to have access to an equal and fair education.
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...and conversational) and Psychology. All three topics are truly my favorites because they are the subjects that have always come easily to me, which makes me want to continue learning and teaching them to others. My passion for tutoring came from watching my mother interact with her elementary students for over ten years; I've seen her change their lives by trying to meet their own individual needs, which is something I strongly believe in. I...
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I have taught students in a classroom setting for 5 years and in corporate settings for more than 25 years. I thoroughly enjoy interaction with students at all levels and watching them find their own path to subject mastery through skillful mentoring.
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...I graduated from the IB Program at Hillsborough High School in 2018. Over the summer, I also work at the Digestive Health Institute at AdventHealth Hospital Tampa as a clinical research intern, where I have written and published two papers for publication. Healthcare has always appealed to me, because it connects the part of me that loves science with the part that wants to care for others and be in a position to educate people...
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Can also tutor:SAT, PSAT, ACT and 64 more subjects.
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Boston University - Current Undergrad Student, Neurobiology and Behavior
...from UNC Chapel Hill. My experience in working with children goes all the way back to high school, where I was a tennis camp counselor for the YMCA and a TA in UNC Chapel Hill Science in the Summer program. When I was at UNC Chapel Hill, I was a volunteer TA for Glenwood elementary and a Community in School's after school tutor for Culbreth Middle School. Lastly, I completed an internship with UNC Chapel...
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I have a love for mathematics. As an educator, I strive to ensure that my students learn to the best of their abilities and beyond. I hold a bachelor's degree in Mathematics, a Master's degree in Curriculum & Instruction with a Mathematics Specialization as well as a Master's Degree in Accounting & Financial Management.
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Dedicated professional committed to finding the unique motivating factors within each and every one of my students and helping them reach success within their respective disciplines. I take a unique approach to tutoring and make the content immersive and engaging. I am young and extremely culturally relevant, therefore many students gravitate towards me when they need extra help.
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We finished the math section and moved to science. The key to science is counterintuitive; you go right to the questions and don't attempt to read the description of the experiment or the data charts until the question directs you there. There are only 5-6 questions for each of 7 passages and you're given far more information than you will need, so you let the questions guide you. The student isn't hugely fond of this approach but he's trying it. Most of the questions are data interpretation, prediction, identifying patterns, etc. He understands the gist of what he needs to be doing; he just needs more practice. Some individual practice time is going to be critical for him.
Today we went over a math test together that I had previously assigned. The student scored a 24 on her own, but there is still room to improve. We then went over two science passages. I assigned the student two English sections so she learns how to pace herself better.
The student and I finished going over the math section we had started during our last session. She missed a few questions, but some were among the more challenging problems and others she misread. We then reviewed the triangle congruence theorems packet I had given her last week and went over her June ACT. With English, she answered most of the questions she had missed correctly, even identifying the errors she had made while taking the exam. Math and science also went smoothly. The student has improved a great deal over the past few months and at this point, it really will just come down to practicing consistently and making sure she is focused and reading both the questions and answer choices carefully.
We finished up the remaining hours that the student has on his account with a full focus on timing and completing sessions within the time constraints. I prepped him for exactly how to take the upcoming test and gave him various "day of" tips and timing suggestions. The student has been a wonderful student, and I expect him to do very well on his test.
The student has shown much improvement in his ability to write cohesive essays and we are constantly striving to improve even further. This includes exploring how to write in a more conservative style, integrating new vocabulary, and overall writing speed.
Today, the student and I mixed it up by spending most of our time on math. We worked through both multiple choice and grid-in problems together, and I showed him a few variations on some of the problems that he might expect to see. We also went through a few reading problems and a passage.
