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Jamal N.
...I have a very high success rate in class and in 1-1 tutoring. I usually give the student 2 hours (1 hour is free) to see my teaching style and decide. So far, I never started with student without signing a long term contract.
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22 Subjects: including algebra 1, calculus, physics, statistics
Jamal N.
$65.00/hr
Falls Church, VA
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Amanda B.
...I have been a tutor for almost 2 years. I love to help people and have endless patience. I make my lessons fun and go at your pace.
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12 Subjects: including algebra 1, Spanish, elementary (k-6th), special needs
Amanda B.
$40.00/hr
Falls Church, VA
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Thomas M.
Hi, I'm a Physics graduate from Middlebury College class of 2010 where I also tutored undergraduates in several entry level physics classes. I think the most important step in tutoring is to understand the student's learning style. While teachers of large classes don't have the luxury of tailoring their teaching style to each individual student, that is a tutor's responsibility.
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13 Subjects: including algebra 1, calculus, physics, geometry
Thomas M.
$50.00/hr
Washington, DC
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CARL M.
...Life is short. I think students of all ages enjoy a light-hearted approach to difficult concepts. Injection of humor helps keep tension low and facilitates progress.
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15 Subjects: including algebra 1, physics, calculus, precalculus
CARL M.
$65.00/hr
Reston, VA
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Elizabeth T.
...I also know that exploring many methods is the best way to build conceptual understanding of math. In many math classrooms today, teachers show their students one way to solve a problem, and then the students simply mimic a series of steps. This approach does not promote conceptual understanding!
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16 Subjects: including algebra 1, English, writing, calculus
Elizabeth T.
$60.00/hr
Washington, DC
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