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Jason A. - $50.00/hr - Boaz, AL - View Jason A. >>
...It is through the process, that strong analytical writing that alters society's thoughts about a topic becomes possible. I have been an enthusiast in computer usage since I was six years old playing games on the family computer. Throughout my lifetime, I have become a proficient typist, Microsoft office user, Celtx screenwriter, and Google Suite applicator. (read more)
Matt S. - $40.00/hr - Boaz, AL - View Matt S. >>
...After that I moved into teaching at our local community college, where I have been the last seven years as a full time English instructor. My entire career has centered around teaching students and working with them on a one on one basis, as teaching English composition is basically one on one writing tutoring. I love teaching, and I love seeing students excel where they struggle. (read more)
Reagen L. - $40.00/hr - Albertville, AL - View Reagen L. >>
...During those 6 years, I was part of the honors society, completed a 25 page thesis, traveled on basketball trips, and worked at a daycare with children between the ages of 1 and 6. My first teaching job outside of college was teaching 5th and 6th grade math and was a head coach of the middle sch... (read more)
Nicole D. - $40.00/hr - Geraldine, AL - View Nicole D. >>
...I love English and grammar; I write stories in my spare time! I was a tutor in high school for elementary students and enjoyed it. I quit after only 4 months because I had an illness that kept me out of school and work for an extended amount of time, and I didn't want the students to suffer in school on my account so I resigned so the company could hire someone else. (read more)
Mark P. - $50.00/hr - Collinsville, AL - View Mark P. >>
I specialize in general chemistry concepts and teaching. I've taught college level courses and labs and have 17+ years industry experience. I've found that most students get lost in the calculation and computation (math) aspects of chemistry, but when we can slow down and relate the ideas to real world topics, the pieces start to come together and chemistry becomes a little less stressful. (read more)