...There are many different ways to teach a subject. Not all of them work with all students. If you teach a student how to learn and help them develop confidence in their ability to learn, then that student will grow academically. (read more)
...Chess is great for teaching logic, problem solving, and memorization. When I took the Praxis exam, I passed it near the 99% mark. I also currently work with a number of Praxis students and am current in the material. (read more)
...I have taught the basics of logic to a six-year-old -- I can probably teach it to you, too. Speaking of Vergil, I studied Latin for eight years between high school and college, and I continue to be a lifelong learner in the subject. For fun, I translate Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic Wars. (read more)
...I have studied, received instruction in, and taught basic study skills several times (and in different ways) in my life. Also, as part of my training in child education, there was some focus on how our minds learn, different learning styles, and productive learning environments. And as a trainer in the business world I received and delivered quite a bit of related information. (read more)