...I have been a law librarian for the federal courts for many years providing extensive legal and non legal research to the judges and their law clerks. Knowledge of world history has always been important to understand the law and our legal systems. Context is important. (read more)
...Of course, each student is different as to the teaching style they respond best to. Thus, I am flexible and can modify the lessons and my teaching style to fit each student’s case. As stated before, I used the Saxon Math curriculum which hammers into your brain mathematical concepts through consistent practice. (read more)
...I teach math subjects up to Multivariable Calculus, and help students with SAT/ACT standardized test preparation. I have earned all A's from middle, high school, and college in my mathematics courses, and have a 36 ACT score. I've tutored many students in-person and online for six years, and am comfortable with speaking to students of all ages. (read more)
...I encourage students to tackle problems independently, providing guidance when needed. This approach develops problem-solving skills and builds confidence. I tailor my methods to each student's learning style, using visuals, analogies, or hands-on exercises as appropriate. (read more)
...I am certified in teaching Orton-Gillingham plus. I use several types of resources to aid in student learning. Phonetic components are especially important in the learning process. (read more)