I am currently a Junior at Washington University in St. Louis, studying computer science and math. I hope to one day be a software engineer. I love working with other people and want to help others succeed in my areas of expertise.
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...and implementation of technology. It allows us to explore, connect and be free. With my current dissertation, I am hoping to prove that the modern student may actually learn more efficiently in an online environment. When I’m not teaching, my passion is spending time with my wife and my family traveling, fishing, surfing and most...
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...solutions for various clients. As a tutor, I am committed to providing students with a supportive and engaging learning environment. I understand the importance of clear communication and tailor my teaching style to meet each student's unique learning needs. I also believe in keeping up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies in the field, to...
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...Supreme Court and as a corporate attorney, but, for the past 3 years, have worked in technology startups. I'm currently the co-founder of a software-as-a-service company based in NYC. I left law to pursue my passion for technology and I've learned a tremendous amount by working in the tech startup space. I've enjoyed tutoring for...
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...total). I am not totally logical/analytical, though, because I am also, very much so, creative. In fact, I have a BA in Theatre: Acting and Directing, and I am a classically-trained vocal musician. I have been teaching online since 2017, namely various English-related disciplines, but I am excited to share my knowledge and experience related...
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...development, paired with real-world project experience. I'm dedicated to simplifying complex concepts in a personalized, engaging learning environment, aiming to inspire and empower students to reach their full potential. Leveraging my expertise, I adapt my teaching methods to meet individual learning styles, making technology and data both accessible and exciting for my students.
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...it helps solidify my own understanding of the subject and keep my knowledge fresh. It's also pretty exciting to introduce students to the world of computer programming and all its possibilities. I realize the field of Computer Science is relatively young and rapidly changing. I don't claim to know everything and I hope to learn...
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...I faced. Every student has unique learning habitssome students like hands-on exercises, others like more lectures. So, My teaching philosophy starts with knowing the student's learning method; then, it focuses on comprehending the problem and ends setting an adequate balance between theory and practice. During the session, I team with the student, and we work...
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...science courses, frontend web development, Mandarin Chinese, and also taught basketball at local community center. I graduated in 2019 from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Informatics. The subjects I tutor includes but not limited to Traditional Mandarin Chinese, Data Structure & Algorithm (Java) and Frontend Web Development (HTML, CSS,...
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...veteran graphic designer, is now happily a full-time illustrator, comic book artist, writer, and educator. You could say he has been working within the industry since childhood, to the chagrin of his English teachers. I always preferred illustrations over writing essays at school because comics, graphic novels, and sharing stories were far more fun.
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...that everything, from the patterns in nature to the algorithms that power our digital world, revolves around math. It's a subject that transcends textbooks and has a profound impact on our daily lives. My passion for computer programming complements my love for math perfectly. Computer programming, with its strict rules and endless possibilities, resonates with...
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I am a web developer with almost two years of experience. I graduated from Georgia Tech Web Development Boot Camp. My skills include HTML, CSS, SASS, SCSS, JavaScript, Node, SQL, React, Angular, Vue, MongoDB, Bootstrap, and Express. I am familiar with using github, gitlab, and git.
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...the joy that comes with assisting the students improve their grades. With us working together on class work and preparing for them for various exams. I know I can give your child the right kind of guidance and structure that one, might need in a subject that they're struggling with to achieve his or her...
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...matter solidly enough to teach it themselves. I have four years of experience in online tutoring through the Russian School of Mathematics. My VA research, 1st placement in MA Science Olympiad, and perfect AP scores in Calc BC, Eng Lang, Chem, and Bio give me the expertise to transform your student into an academic weapon.
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Currently I am a student at Stony Brook university who is planning on going into Computer Science. I am very excited as a new tutor to be able to teach computer science and hope to be able to tutor many people to my best abilities.
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...plenty of experience and strive to provide valuable real-world perspective for my students. I started teaching and tutoring simply because I truly find fulfillment in helping others to achieve their goals and learning. Computing is such an important field, and, in this industry, there is a real need for students to have as much understanding...
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...my master's degree, I returned home to my beautiful twin island country in the Caribbean, Antigua and Barbuda. I then started my career in the field of Information Technology. I worked for a few years as a Systems Analyst for one of the largest Resort on the island. I then worked for a number of...
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...out of this world!) I'm really passionate about making learning fun. I hope that sessions with me will make material not just understandable but also enjoyable and applicable. I like incorporating technology, hands-on activities, and real-world applications into my STEM-based tutoring subjects. As a tutor, I specialize in calculus (1, 2, and 3), Computer Science...
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...I have taught every age of student extensively. In college, I focused on studying computer science, information technology, and history and I have a Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Studies with a concentration in history. I am a very patient and friendly tutor. I always make sure my students actually understand what I am teaching them....
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...things myself! Learning doesn't stop the moment you leave the classroom or even the moment you graduate from school. Outside of tutoring I enjoy playing video games (you can learn many things from different ones), Math, Biology, interacting with animals, and broadening my horizons. Knowledge and resources are as strong as we make them, so...
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Recent Web Development Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I focused on English today. We continued going over strategies and drills, and then I had him take a practice test. He got a 31! He scored a 26 on the baseline English portion, so we're very excited about that. Next Saturday, we'll go over reading strategies.
The student is a very organized young lady. We worked through things that she knew she had been struggling with. Today we got through meiosis, mitosis, DNA, and ecology. We made plans for how to utilize our next two sessions.
Student 1 worked on a study sheet for a test involving exponents, scientific notation, interest, growth, decay, etc. Student 2 worked on his math workbook, solving word problems involving adding fractions. He had no problem with those, and he worked ahead on some additional pages.
I helped explain to the student how to find the vertical and horizontal asymptotes on a graph when dividing polynomials. We also discussed how to break down work problems and turn them into math equations. I think this will be something that he should focus on for the ACT.
SAT prep. Reviewed critical reading homework, the student's first attempt at this section. He struggled with double-blank vocab questions, and we discussed how to approach these one blank at a time. He also had some issues with vocab-in-context questions in the passages, so it will be important to emphasize vocab self-study, possibly even with vocab quizzes. He did very well on the short passages, and of the two long passages on this section struggled more with the fiction. We discussed how the SAT differs from an English test in that it is very literal and only rarely asks for inferences or assumptions, and always does so explicitly. We followed up with an in-class reading section, to gauge if there was any immediate improvement from our discussions.
The student and I have started making vocabulary flashcards as we go with any words she doesn't recognize in the tests. Hopefully if she spends a few minutes reviewing the flashcards a couple of times a week, the vocabulary will start to stick! We are focusing mostly on the reading passages and she's doing well, but still has a way to go. We need to work on recognizing patterns, understanding motive, and identifying different tones. Now that the school year has started, we're going to meet once a fortnight, and I will send her some work to do in-between our sessions.
