...rewarding (in helping others better learn a subject/topic) as well as beneficial for me (with reinforcing my knowledge, learning a topic I'm unfamiliar, and/or improving my teaching abilities). One of my goals as a tutor for Varsity Tutors is to teach subjects I'm passionate about, such as chemistry, to students who are interested in the topic but need some extra help. I have had wonderful tutors in the past help me in various subjects and...
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...we work on writing and study skills as well as the reading comprehension and analytical reasoning portions of the LSAT. I always take an individualized approach with everyone I work with. This means we work to figure out what works best for you, since everyone has different learning styles. I'm very motivated, but have a great sense of humor - and if we're working over the Internet, there may be guest appearances by my dachshund,...
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I have been teaching business students in higher education for the past 8 years. I have taught Personal Finance, Financial Markets and Institutions, Business Law, Introduction to Business and Business English. I am a licensed attorney and have over 25 years of professional experience in business and law. I have a BA in Business Management/Marketing, a MBA in Finance and a Juris Doctor degree.
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...in 4th grade as a peer mathematics tutor. Fast forward to college, I have three years of tutoring experience with two of the three years as a teaching assistant. I employ a lot of pictures and relate examples to real-world experience to better connect the classroom to experiences! I graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology with a minor in legal studies and a concentration in politics. Currently, I am a 1L...
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...teaching. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am best in Reading Comprehension,Science ACT , Business Law and Elementary Math and Science. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, while also noting that not every student will be the best in every subject and nurturing their passions. In my spare time, I enjoy Anime, Manga, Video Games, Rock Climbing, Baking,and Reading
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I have taught intellectual property law for the past two years and SAT preparation for the past 10 years. I am a great tutor because not only are my fundamental verbal and quantitative skills strong, but I am able to communicate my reasoning and problem solving skills quickly and clearly.... My teaching philosophy is to help empower students to stay calm and use what information they know to arrive at the correct answers on tests through...
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...have been teaching for 6 years. My strengths are in teaching ELA (english language arts) and math. I am fluent in Spanish and can support in reading , writing, and speaking of Spanish. I am a bilingual education education, so I am licensed to teach in both english and spanish. I have experience in the testing grades of 3-5 and helping students comprehend complex text and navigate them on their own. I am passionate about...
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I love school! I am a teacher both for a living and at heart. I will do whatever I can to help you succeed. I understand that it can be stressful whether your a student or a parent. I have a background in the business world from when I was in real estate as well as education. I have tutored at 2 colleges and I am a current teacher.
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I believe that in each and every student is the capacity for wonder and discovery. Through careful instruction, patient questioning, and personalized lessons, I aim to help students discover that capacity.
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...been a lawyer and instructor for 53 years. The last 13 years I have been the Program Director for Legal Studies for a Florida University. I have taught and tutored numerous students over this time. One other thing, I am a professor with a sense of humor. My instructional skills are full knowledge of my subject, tenderized with a sense of humor. I love teaching and helping students interested in the Law. I still remain...
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...in Molecular Biology, and my J.D. (law degree). I am a patent attorney, which keeps me current and well-versed in a number of subjects. I enjoy working with young people, and put an emphasis on making learning fun and effective. No one student is the same, so I work to figure out what works best for each student. Much of my teaching knowledge comes from my time spent as a teaching assistant in graduate school,...
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...they are not left behind along with the satisfaction of ensuring they achieve their academic goals. This passion was exemplified when I was tutoring 11 and 12 graders and they achieved top 10 national rankings . These subjects include history and social studies. I also help and maximize students' potential for exams such as the SSAT, ISEE and the HSPT.Overall my tutoring style and philosophy is to essentially cover all bases so that my students...
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...at a reputable law firm where my practice focused on white collar defense, internal investigations, and complex commercial litigation. During law school, I completed internships at U.S. Department of Justice's U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia's Homicide Section and the Office of International Affairs. Additionally, I worked as a teaching assistant in criminal law, criminal procedure, and advanced criminal procedure courses. Lastly, I gained practical experience by completing over 650 hours of pro...
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I agree with Henry Adams, who said, paraphrasing, that a teacher affects eternity because he can never tell where his influence stops. I have found that to be true from the statements of former students who have so stated. It's a gratifying feeling to see former students become successful, accomplished adults.... I use an interdisciplinary approach employing critical thinking skills.... Try to make the student comfortable and willing to talk, to determine his/her needs, and to...
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...education, intergovernmental organizations, and nonprofit industries. An astute multilingual professional with vast experience and leadership in solving complex legal business problems, and holds separate degrees in Political Science, Global Affairs and Human Security, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, and Law from different prominent universities. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students.
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As a former teacher and a father of three children, I understand what is needed to get children and students to engage. It's the thrill of seeing a child "buy in" to learning that drives me and makes me stand apart from others. My goal is to help others find a way to achieve their goals. I have a rich background in education as well as 10 years experience working in corporate legal, specifically involved...
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Hello! My name is Justin Hyland and I am a graduate of Fordham University and the University of Connecticut School of Law. My areas of knowledge include legal academics, bar exam prep, and English language and literature.
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...experience listening to my students and understanding how they wish to learn is one of the best ways to help them reach their academic goals. The degrees I hold are in Theatre, Film, and Interactive Media. Over the course of my academic career I have studied literature, writing, and other languages. I have also received a certification from Harvard University in Shakespeare's Life and Work. I am an expert in language and theatre arts with...
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...most important aspects when learning. I have a great sense of understanding how people like to learn and making it fun and casual - stress does not help at all. In my opinion, tutoring is a partnership that requires both parties to work towards a goal. I want to help others obtain a solid grasp of material that I was taught and convey it in a way that is easy to understand conceptually.... It is the...
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...Many of the study strategies that I teach helped me to succeed over my two decades as a student. I graduated with honors (B.S. Journalism) from the University of Wisconsin. While working as a reporter, I prepared for the LSAT on my own using nothing more than a stack of practice exams. I scored well enough to land a scholarship to Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon. After graduating cum laude, I joined...
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Intellectual Property Law Tutoring FAQ
Studying law can be daunting and overwhelming. Even when trying to understand simple concepts, you are required to read verbose explanations full of legal jargon. Some people say that understanding law is a skill that one either has or lacks, but that doesn't have to be true! If you are a student who is having trouble making sense of the content in your intellectual property law course, consider taking private lessons with a skilled tutor that specializes in intellectual property.
Intellectual property is an area of law that most people encounter every day, often without ever realizing it. Many things that people interact with are intellectual property, and are therefore protected. From logos and brand names to books, television programs, and music, there are many laws in place to protect the rights of creators. There are two prongs of intellectual property law that work closely alongside each other: trademark and copyright. Copyright law protects something that is created, like a book. It prevents someone from publishing the book without permission. Trademark law is different, however. It is used to protect brand names and logos. These logos, which are also protected by copyright, need trademark protections for a number of reasons. For example, trademark law can prevent someone from using an existing brand or logo for their own business, either in an attempt to build upon that existing business' good name, or as a means to steal business.
There is another facet of intellectual property law called patent law. While copyrights and trademarks are designed to protect creative works, patents are designed to protect inventions. Many of the big-name lawsuits that you hear about today involve patent disputes. In fact, the computer that you are reading this on is protected by hundreds of patents in the design of its hardware and software!
Despite its ubiquity, intellectual property is anything but simple. What is patentable or what can be registered as a trademark is an area of law that even now is evolving. Intellectual property tutoring, with lawyers and law students who have studied this area, can help students who are immersed in the course understand the rules that govern these issues at both the federal and state level. The analysis that students need to make regarding trademarks and when an infringement happens can be difficult; however, intellectual property tutors can assist students in preparation for the exam.
If you are a student who is dedicated to succeeding, but feel overwhelmed and defeated because you don't understand the content covered in your intellectual property assignments, working with a tutor is an excellent choice for you. A good tutor can help you in a number of ways. He or she can provide a fresh, new perspective on various aspects that are troubling you, and can also spend more time explaining difficult concepts in a manner that you can relate to. Intellectual property tutoring can also help you prepare outlines and study guides for your courses. By reviewing class notes and cases, a tutor can help you evaluate which cases are important to know and how to apply them to test day fact patterns.
There are a number of intellectual property law tutors who are eager to help students develop a deeper understanding of intellectual property surveys, trademark, copyright, or patent law. It may seem that the course is a daunting, but it an important area of the law that aspiring attorneys must be proficient in. Fortunately, your tutor can help you excel by providing you with face-to-face or virtual online lessons that better explain the material. Contact the Varsity Tutors educational directors today for more information on how we can assist you in finding a dedicated tutor who specializes in tutoring intellectual property.
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Recent Intellectual Property Law Tutoring Session Notes
The student scored a 77 for his last history test; although it is an improvement over his usual scores, we are hoping to do better for the next exam. I am revising our study plan to (hopefully) better address the chapters in time for each quiz and exam. In the meantime, the student and I went ahead and studied chapter 31 in preparation for the quiz and upcoming test.
The student and I started off the session reviewing the results from his first exam. The results mirrored what we had discussed the week before. He seemed pretty even between all the subjects. After we have the next exam's results, we are going to compared and see how much he improves and identify where any problems may still lay.
We then continued reviewing the sections of the first exam going over the writing and math sections.
He will have another exam completed by next week which we hopefully have scored.
We finished working on one of the ACT's that the student started, as well as starting to go over the other sections. He is going to finish the other sections before our next session, so we can go over any problems that he may have on those.
The student and I worked on the grammar he needs to know for his final English exam. We covered everything from comma placement to dangling modifiers and fragments. He soon began to catch on, see patterns, and answer more questions correctly.
We started by going over the English section of his practice test. Not operating under time constraints, he did extremely well. We also went over some concepts in formal grammar, including parts of speech, consistent tense use, and tense vs aspect.
The student did very well during this tutoring session. I had emailed her a practice exam to work on and we went over sentence completions, her weakest area. Then, we worked on her word list. This is something that she actively works on to improve her word sense and vocabulary. Finally we went over some tough math questions.
