...I have a PhD in philosophy, and have taught in the psychology graduate program at Roosevelt University. I have 15+ years in grading undergraduate and post-graduate writing; this includes correcting grammar, spelling, and evaluating the overall internal logic of papers. I have also worked in the not-for-profit sector, where I had to both write and evaluate a wide variety of written work. (read more)
...I graduated from the University of Florida with a Master's Degree in Elementary Education. By completing the Professional Teacher program, I earned my Professional Educator's Certificate for K-6 Education along with a Reading and ESOL endorsement. I have taught math, reading, science, and social studies in the Elementary Classroom. (read more)
...I hold a Bachelor of Education in Physics and Mathematics, and also a Diploma in Electrical Engineering. I enjoy working with figures and fostering a logical outlook. One of my main aims is to help the students understand that physics is not as hard or far-fetched as it is usually portrayed, but rather the formalization of the laws of nature that we experience in our daily living. (read more)
...And if it is science, I use food to show diagrams and molecules so the student can enjoy the lesson and doesn’t feel pressured. About half way through, I like to give the student a break. During the break they can do anything, as long as it is not educational. (read more)
...MLA, APA, and Turabian), and I am most versed in working with college and adult students. I find ways to make writing fun! I am patient, friendly, engaging, and responsive to student needs. (read more)