...to study the student's personality, and use what they like as a way to teach them the subject they wish to learn that makes it easiest for them to retain the new knowledge. My interests outside of academics include but are not limited to, nature, the arts, DIY, and physical fitness. I have obtained a degree in fine arts and many letters of appreciation for volunteer tutoring at elementary schools across the globe.
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...College of Art and Design and received a Bachelor's in Animation. After doing some animation contracts i decided to kick it up a notch by furthering my knowledge of coding so I enrolled in a bootcamp at Rice University where I got certified as a full stack web developer. All of this provided me with a solid foundation in both the technical and artistic aspects of my field leading me to some unique and fun...
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I believe art and design should be a flexible and rewarding experience. Each student has different passions and skills and one size does not fit all. I feel when the techniques and methodology of creating art is acquired, many people can be artists.
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I am passionate about helping students because I do believe that education helps to transform people's lives. I have 5+years working with students, I have been tutoring in various subjects for 6 years, I have taught online for 3 years and I have taught in person for 1 year. I graduated from Unaka High School, and I am currently a student at East Tennessee State University. I offer English,Math,Science,Social studies, intro to psychology, and writing.
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...have some sculpting experience as well as photography, video editing, and digital art. I hope to pursue a career in tattooing after graduation, but I will continue to teach as well. Art is my whole life. When I'm not in class or teaching I like to work in my studio, go to art galleries and museums, or get coffee and doodle. Outside of art I love going foraging with my dog, spending time in the...
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...try to take a student guided approach to teaching. No one can teach all of art, so my goal is to help you (or your student) decide where you want to improve and then provide the knowledge, resources, and motivation to do that. I have more than a decade of academic training in visual arts, with an emphasis on figure drawing, and extensive experience in most media. I'm also passionate and proficient in digital media,...
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This is Raktima Hazarika , your physics tutor. I am a post grad in physics with an specialisation in high energy physics. I have been teaching students since last 7 years. My students are based on US,UK,Canada, Netherlands and various other countries. I have a well track record of teaching students for tests like AP ,SAT,GRE etc. Hope I would be able to help you in your journey in physics.
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...whether they are beginners or more advanced artists. I hold a Bachelor's in Industrial Design and a Master's degree in Design, equipping me with a diverse skill set that enhances my teaching methodology. I believe in fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment, continuously seeking feedback to refine my techniques and improve student outcomes. My goal is to inspire and empower students to unlock their full artistic potential while cultivating a genuine love for the...
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...and I spent many hours copying and learning from the great master. At Rhode Island School of Design I spent many fulfilling hours drawing from life. Later, at American University, I developed a passion for sculpting. Learning to draw well is essential to individual development, as it teaches critical observation, processing and interpreting skills. Drawing is fundamental to self expression in much the same way as learning the alphabet is the key to reading and...
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...a multidisciplinary artist from Texas. They are an Honor's Graduate with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Costume Design with a Minor in Theatre History from The Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University. They specialize in Art (General History, Drawing, Painting and Technique), Critical Literary Analysis, Creative Strategizing, African American History, and Fashion (Fabric Studies, Costume Design, Patterning, etc). Their philosophy on tutoring and teaching involves content mastery and relevant integration of lesson content...
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If you are taking a sculpture course, there are a surprising number of concepts that you must understand in order to succeed. Throughout the course, you will be given assignments that encourage creativity while applying these various concepts to your work. While sculpture tutoring may sound like an odd idea, given the creative nature of the material, you may feel overwhelmed as you approach your first open studio course or project. These are self-motivated sculptures in a designated medium that require an understanding of the material, history of sculpting, techniques associated with it, and more. Varsity Tutors can help connect you to a sculpting tutor who can help you focus on developing your ideas and technical skill sets.
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Tutoring is available based on your schedule and with your goals in mind. Your tutor can meet during open studio hours in your studio, or help you design your masterpiece while looking at lumber at your local hardware store. They can offer assistance on your efforts in all manner of ways while teaching you strategies to find the ideal material for a project, ways to visualize before you begin working, how you can maximize your timetable for your art, and much more. Figure out the best approach to your wood, marble, or stone sculptures with a tutor who is knowledgeable in all of the different options.
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Recent Sculpture Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I discussed the limit definition of the derivative and then worked through the homework for Section 2.2 in her Calculus text. We plan to meet again next week.
Tuesday: Reviewed lecture notes on Enthalpy/Heat of Reactions, Exothermic vs. Endothermic, Spontaneous reactions vs. Non-spontaneous reactions. Calculating Heat of Reaction from 2 methods: Using Heat of Formations (products-reactants) and Using Bond Energies (bonds broken-bonds formed). Went over her lab that covered an acid-base titration. Calculated percent error. Prepped for Test Wednesday.
The student and I focused on critical reading, sentence completion, and some lingering math problems. We talked over accuracy and time-saving strategies for the reading sections and the things to remember for each of the different types of passages. We went through practice sections for different types of passages and discussed how to approach sentence completions based on if you know one word, two answer choices, no answer choices, etc.
Tested student on cumulative vocabulary and root word lists from entire summer. Tested student on fraction, decimal, and percent conversions. Introduced concept of solving inequalities to student. Selected new vocabulary words and roots for student to study between sessions.
This week, we rescheduled our Sunday session to Tuesday. The student took her weekly vocabulary quiz and wrote her practice essay. Even just one session has improved her writing greatly. She did a good job of applying the advice I gave her last week (coming up with more examples and articulating them well). She is also great at coming up with examples to use in her essays. We worked through a math section and a verbal section.
