...I did debate for many years as a competitive state and national debater (traditional circuits) in LD, Congressional, and Extemporaneous Debate. I qualified for NSDA Nationals 3 times in Congress and LD (2 times), took 2nd, 2nd, and 3rd at my state tournament in LD, and placed 10th in Extemporane... (read more)
...I am a college professor and my favorite part of the job is working 1 to 1 with my students! Before I started teaching, I was a swimming coach for several years. This is relevant because I bring my positive coaching spirit into our sessions. (read more)
...I have also worked as an editor for mOthertongue, a journal of the arts published by the Comparative Literature department, and for the UMass Daily Collegian as a French translator. Last year, I was fortunate enough to aid in translating immigration documentation for the International Rescue Com... (read more)
...Much of my experience has involved teaching writing, included but not limited to test preparation, but literature and reading skills are also a strength. As a teacher and as a parent, I am empathetic and my goal is to meet each child where he or she is. We all can always improve. (read more)
...Your student’s sometimes-shrugged shoulders and bowed head will lift with ardor. Responsibility is key to learning, not only for the student, but for the tutor as well. Preparedness is a must; the tutor must not only be well heeled in her subject matter, but organized and resourceful enough to be immersed in her student’s. (read more)