...One is to make the idea more concrete and less abstract. A student may not understand why 0.3 is greater than 0.25, but they know why three dimes are worth more than two dimes and a nickel. Another is to present a simpler problem with the same concept, such as posing 1/3 + 1/4 to a student who answers 7/12 + 4/5 = 11/17. (read more)
...Most placement exams tend to be over college algebra which happens to be the subject I have tutored the most. Everyone learns differently and I've made it my mission to make the material as comprehensible as possible. I've tutored many students in this age group. (read more)
20 Subjects: includingElementary (K-6th),Microsoft PowerPoint,Theater,SAT Math
...Essentially, I show the brain how to think it through. I will then allow them to walk through practice questions, and if necessary leading them to the answer with questions. The goal is for my students to learn how to think on their own, because they need to learn how to be successful independently. (read more)
5 Subjects: includingCommon Core,Algebra 1,Prealgebra,Elementary Math
...After leaving the navy, I became a nuclear equipment operator with Arkansas Nuclear One where I earned a commercial reactor operator’s license. I later earned a senior reactor operator’s license at Beaver Valley Nuclear Station near Pittsburgh, PA. I also qualified as a fire brigade commander, radiological worker, and advanced training instructor. (read more)
...Science and math is real life and should not be taught as words on a page. They are both live subjects that affect everyone. In conclusion, I am a serious educator who works diligently to inspire others. (read more)