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(538) Aspergers tutors for lessons, class and homework help

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Susan

Seasoned Teacher

My educational background that qualifies me is my National Board Certification, Master's in Birth-Kindergarten, and Master's Certificate in Adaptive Special Education. I have four years experience of having students with Aspergers in my classroom. I feel my background in education and experience qualifies me to work with this population. Read more


Erin

Joy of Learning

I have taught students with different degrees of autism. I also tutor a couple of students with some degree of autism. Some students with autism that I have worked with, need a lot of practice understanding important concepts in reading and math. Some can be extremely intelligent in a certain area, such as, math. You need to give them positive support and acknowledge their achievements.I have used manipulatives to help students with autism. I also have given their parents names of wonderful websites to help them with reading. Read more


William

Professional Tutoring

In tutoring I provide quality tutoring lessons for reasonable rates that each client may think worthy of another’s choice and, thus, refer us to another for similar services. General Context Description: The industry background of tutoring as a service has its roots at the dawn of civilization, notably with Aristotle as the paradigmatic tutor of Alexander the Great, teaching his pupil curricula of wide breadth and vast scope, ultimately leading to success in terms of the pupil’s intentions. Tutoring continued through the Renaissance and brought attention to the correspondence form (e.g., Descartes and Princess Elizabeth’s tutoring via epistolary exchange on metaphysical topics such as the possibility of mind-body dualism). Those paradigms of tutoring as service, however, are not reliable for understanding how tutoring works today qua service for high school students (and my customers are usually grades 9-12). Tutoring in the twenty-first century in the United States takes a different form from its earlier developments largely because of the advancements in technology that have enabled the tutoring industry to reach more audiences than ever before. Tutoring services tend to stand divided based on the audience for whom proprietors and/or corporate owners market the service(s). In the literature on tutoring as a profession, the consensus holds that there are two main options for tutoring platforms as businesses. The first is the franchise based company that bifurcates into learning centers (e.g., Huntington Learning Center, Kumon), on the one hand, and independent contractors as tutors, on the other. Tutoring has also been reputed as a service for low achieving students who are falling behind in whichever subjects they seek private instruction. Tutors today, however, are “now being used far more to [1] guide students through particularly tough courses, [2] insure their grades are equal to or above their peers’ and, in the end, [3] polish a child’s college application.” In this way, tutors are sought out in much the same way as tutors were traditionally sought out in the above description. I address this contemporary student who seeks tutoring in subject-matter that challenges his or her reasoning abilities in quantitative, verbal, and languages other than English. Because parents and individual students themselves seek out tutoring beyond the hard cast mold of tutoring the cognitively and/or economically disadvantaged, the market for tutoring services has expanded and, thus, it is no surprise that spending on tutoring increases each year, as executive director of the Education Industry Association Steven Pines reports, “more than five percent a year.” Read more


Jacqueline

Patient Teacher Specializing in Learning Differences and Creativity.

After graduating with a Masters Degree in Special Education, I worked for several agencies providing ABA therapy for children with Spectrum Disorder (Autism, PDD-NOS, and Aspergers) since 2006. In this setting, I often work one to one with each child and in groups of 6 students. I help to develop programs that will enhance learning by breaking down skills into small steps and addressing various behaviors that may prevent optimum learning. Read more


Catherine

Specializes in working with students with autism and Asperger's

I have four years of experience in working with children and teenagers with autism and Asperger's (worked in San Diego and New York City). During this time, I provided applied behavior analysis intervention. Pedagogies used: Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), play therapy, treatment and education of autistic and related communication handicapped children method (TEACCH), pivotal response (PRT), discrete trial (DTT), social stories, and social skills. Read more


Rebecca

Study Skills, Organizational Skills, Test Prep & Multi-Subject

I am certified birth through 9th grade in general studies and in students with disabilities. At Carmel Academy I was the Upper School Learning Specialists and worked with many students who were diagnosed as ADD/ADHD. Recently, I have spend six years tutoring and a student with ADD. I have worked with ADD/ADHD on academic subjects, as well as study skills and in class attending skills, techniques and strategies. I was a member of the child study team and created numerous student modification and accommodation forms based on psycho-educational testing. I am familiar with CSE & CPSE meetings as Read more


Kevin

Successful Math Tutor -- Recently retired high school math teacher

I have taught 44 years and have taught many students with ADD and ADHD. I am presently tutoring a student in Takoma Park with ADHD and a student in Silver Spring with Aspergers. I have help raise my stepson, who has autism, since he was 8 years old. If you wish, I can see if the parents will back up these statements. Kevin Read more


Jessica

Tutor in the Boston Area

I have worked with students with many disabilities, ADD/ADHD being one of them. As a special education teacher it is important to provide opportunities for students to learn in various ways such as kinesthetic learners, auditory, visual, etc. Adding breaks and various hands on strategies provides students with ADD/ADHD an opportunity to access general curriculum. Read more


Ami

Energetic and Knowledgeable Science Tutor

My son is on the spectrum, and I've had a lot of experience working with him in both a public and elementary school setting. As a certified teacher, I've taken many professional development courses in autism. I work with autistic children every day in my classroom, and have proven techniques in working with children on the spectrum. Read more


Cynthia

30 years experience teaching classified children

I have taught many students who have been classified with Aspergers Syndrome. I recently attended a workshop on Aspergers in Buffalo, NY for my school district. I believe the most important education for these students would involve coping socially within his/her school environment, community, and at home. Read more


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