...Most editors (or, often English tutors who correct submitted work) merely correct mistakes - i.e., they do not provide any reason for the correction, so while the final work product may be error free, the student has not received any meaningful learning experience that would help prevent repeated... (read more)
...I have taught phonics since 1987, in clinics and through private tutoring in New York, North Carolina and Florida. I have taught study skills in middle school classes as well as individually to students through tutoring. I start by discussing the importance of setting a schedule of regular study periods when one is refreshed. (read more)
...Therefore, reading is an extension of how we listen. My undergraduate coursework has honed my abilities in a variety of writing styles, and I find immense joy in helping others find the voice that suits them. On the other hand, I am pursuing a medical degree, and therefore have a strong foundation of basic science knowledge. (read more)
I began my teaching career in NJ as an English & History teacher 45 years ago. My passion for students and learning continued as I pursued a Masters degree in Educational Leadership. I moved to Florida & spent the next 37 years as a high school administrator ( Assistant Principal & Principal). I retired a year ago and came to realize I truly miss the students, teaching and learning. (read more)
...Based on my extensive experience tutoring students, I believe that algebra does not have to be hard or frustrating, and in fact can actually be fun. I have found that students struggle either because their teachers go too fast, or do not explain the material in the way that makes sense for the student. Some teachers just go to quickly for students., and students can fall behind easily. (read more)