(98) Private tutors for lessons, class and homework help in Augusta
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Megan
College General Chem and Biology
I worked one on one with a 2nd grader with ADHD on his reading for an entire summer. I student taught 3rd grade for 8 months and had one severe case of a student with ADD and 2 students with moderate to mild ADHD. I earned my bachelor's in elementary education from Michigan State University in May 2013 and took 12 graduate credits towards a master' Read more
Kenneth
English Tutoring Grand Rapids Area
My name is Kenneth P. I have a degree in Church Ministries from Southwestern Assemblies of God University with a minor in English. I would be happy to tutor you or your student in Grammar, Writing and Literature as well as helping with proofreading and homework. For two years, I was a substitute teacher for two different school districts in Oklahoma. I also headed and facilitated a tutoring initiative within one of the school districts for a year. I was able to oversee tutoring lessons for hi... Read more
Daniel
Experienced English and Math Tutor Specializing in Reading and Writing
Hello, potential students! My name is Daniel, and I'd like to thank you for looking into receiving tutoring from me. I am currently licensed as a Pre-K through 5th grade teacher in the state of Ohio and love to work with students to help them reach their goals. I specialize in reading and writing, but have experience in tutoring in both ELA and mathematics. When I'm not tutoring students, I enjoy writing poetry, skateboarding and listening to music. My love for reading and writing came ... Read more
Michael
Tutoring for You
I was a school psychologist for 30 years and was responsible for evaluating and diagnosing students w/ ASD. I also assisted in determining educational programming designed to support academic progress, and in designing individualized plans for students. Evaluations consisted of interviews with parents and teachers, observations in school/home, and Read more
Kathryn
Recently completed Elementary Education Graduate Work
I have always enjoyed working with students and seeing them learn. There is something so rewarding when you are working with a student and they learn something new or have accomplished a task that was difficult for them. That joy they have seems contagious and makes me want to work harder! As of mid-December I will have completed my course work for my masters in Elementary Education/Early Childhood and am excited for the next chapter to begin. Over the last few years I have worked in sc... Read more
Joshua
Adjunct professor with 8+ year of experience in tutoring
I currently teach for Lansing Community College for Algebra and Statistics, and teach at ITT for Algebra and Trigonometry. I taught at ITT-Tech as an adjunct professor. The two courses I taught there were Algebra, and Calculus 2. I have tutored at LSSU for 4 years, WMU for 2 years, and private tutoring for 2 year. I have tutored algebra, college algebra, statistics, probability, and Calculus 1, 2, and 3. Also I did a little work helping with physics, cryptography, and graph theory. I am acc... Read more
Liliya
Promote the atmosphere conductive to work and learning
There is a very good Russian saying: The tree is known by its fruit. It doesn't matter where I worked, I always succeeded. I prefer and use techniques that promote oral language skills and students' active participation in the process of learning. I keep the students actively involved from the moment they walk in until the moment they leave. As a very experienced teacher of foreign languages (I've been teaching English, Polish, German, Russian, Italian in Belarus for 26 years), I have the ... Read more
Wessam
Teaching is my passion
Wessam is a visiting scholar at Western Michigan University. He received his B.A. in Teaching English as a Foreign Language from the College of Education at Alexandria University, Egypt in 2006. In 2009, he earned a two year diploma in applied linguistics from the college of arts and humanities at Alexandria University. After he graduated, he had taught English at a private elementary school for two years before he receives the Fulbright Scholarship to study and teach Arabic at the University... Read more
Cary
Battles, bones and grammar-what's not to love?
Hi there. If you're reading this, someone's having difficulties in school. It may be your child or grandchild, a niece or nephew, maybe a friend-maybe even you. I would like to be the one to help. I've been tutoring for four years now, mainly working with kids who have learning differences. These learning differences may be diagnosed as dyslexia, but educational research shows that they are really the result of a brain that is working differently to take in the world. In fact, these stu... Read more
Alicia
Need a tutor? Dean's List Student at WMU is the one for you!
Hello there! I am Alicia S., currently finishing my third year at Western Michigan University. I graduated from high school last June as the Co-Salutatorian of my class with a 3.8 GPA and a member of many organizations such as The National Honor Society, JROTC, LEO Club, Varsity Soccer Team, and Model UN. I currently hold a 3.7 GPA as an honors student. I am currently enrolled as a Secondary Education Major specializing in English and minoring in Spanish. I have had experience as a tutor vol... Read more
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