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...I taught English, history, and chemistry at a high school in the Bronx for six years. I was promoted to Head of the English Department after my first three months; a position I retained for the rest of my time there. During this time I also tutored students ages 4-18 in reading, analytical writing, SAT, ACT, and the ISEE.
49 Subjects:
including
Aspergers,
autism,
special needs,
dyslexia
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As a proud, lifelong "grammar nerd," I love the nitty-gritty of the written word, and I love to share my knowledge and enthusiasm with others. I know skills such as reading, writing and spelling don't come easily to everyone, and I have lots of tips and tricks to help students learn and apply the r...
17 Subjects:
including
phonics,
reading,
English,
writing
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...I held a Type E Certificate, which I no longer keep updated because my paralyzed vocal cord doesn't permit me to talk for extended length of time. I am semi-retired. I have successfully tutored students diagnosed with this label and believe my various methods of dealing with the disability have been popular and effective.
20 Subjects:
including
Aspergers,
ADD/ADHD,
phonics,
autism
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...Both of my degrees from college were in Speech Pathology, which means I was trained to be a speech therapist. I learned about the development of speech sounds and how sounds are blended together to make words. Over the years, as I've worked with children learning to read, I've found some fun wa...
13 Subjects:
including
ADD/ADHD,
dyslexia,
special needs,
phonics
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...An effective teacher uses creative lesson planning to engage students in learning. When planning a tutoring lesson, I ask myself how to present the material in the most engaging way possible for that particular student. Students must be motivated and interested in learning before they can accomplish their best.
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25 Subjects:
including
phonics,
ADD/ADHD,
English,
reading
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