...There is no substitute.
4) Choose your company wisely: If you socialize exclusively with people who have a limited vocabulary, yours will not grow either.
5) Be systematic and learn one new word a day, maintain a list, and review your list weekly, monthly. To achieve English language proficienc... (read more)
...My teaching experience is primarily from internships shadowing middle school teachers but I'm always happy to teach Language Arts regardless of age. I have personally found success teaching students with autism and consider myself fairly knowledgeable on the subject. I understand the considerat... (read more)
...As of April, 2012, I became certified to teach and tutor ESL/ESOL courses for Ohio's thirteen public universities. For 23 years, I taught and tutored the following courses at a nationally known university in Columbus, Ohio: Business Decision Making, Business Operations, Economics, Corporate Fina... (read more)
...Furthermore, as both a medical student and a researcher, I still use many of these skills on a daily basis. Algebra was one of the first subjects I taught when I began tutoring, and I am extremely comfortable explaining both concepts and complex problems using practice problems, graphing, and step-by-step explainations. Mathematics was always one of my favorite subjects in school. (read more)