...The solution I found was to dig deeper into the subjects I hated. For example, I found that reading historical fiction taught me grammar by repetition and put the names and dates of my history lessons into a context where I could see why they mattered. Once I found a reason to like the subject, learning didn't seem to take any effort. (read more)
...I have over 30 years experience in algebra. I have worked with over 100 students in algebra in tutoring over the past 20 years. I have taught college level algebra at the community college many times. (read more)
...I enjoy working with students of all ages (even adult learners) as long as they are willing to give these difficult topics a chance. I've worked with special needs students, as well as ADHD, ADD and dyslexic students (I'm both dyslexic and ambidextrous - which makes things fun!)I work in energy ... (read more)
...I am a very enthusiastic tutor who is passionate about teaching and learning. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have. I am always looking for more students to tutor and families to work with. (read more)
...The answer itself is certainly important, but if a student doesn't understand why that is the correct answer, they wouldn't be able to find it again. Personally, I always say that math is about pattern recognition and problem solving. Those skills are important to develop for life outside of just schooling, and so the skills development that accompanies tutoring is always my primary goal. (read more)