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...Using the “code of phonics” opened my eyes as I taught student phonics. I could relate to their struggles and could sincerely tell them I understood. With this information it helped them know they would be able to read, write and spell.
16 Subjects:
including
special needs,
hard of hearing,
grammar,
phonics
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...I taught several grades during this years and worked in all grades as a substitute teacher. I worked as a elementary teacher for 6 years and have helped many children with organizing their homework and helping them study for their exams. I have taught ESL for more than 2 years in Spain.
15 Subjects:
including
ADD/ADHD,
reading,
Spanish,
grammar
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...While many people think of tutoring to help with academic needs, I can also help students work to develop executive functioning skills (organization, time management, note taking skills, etc.).As part of my graduate course work, I took a Foundations of Reading based class that looked at the 5 pil...
33 Subjects:
including
ADD/ADHD,
ASVAB,
English,
special needs
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...Once you learn these two parts of reading, then you can start having lots of fun reading whole books rather than just working to read one word at a time. Reading is the most fun and wonderful part of school, and I can help get the phonics part down! All people have strategies to remember things, although most people probably couldn't tell you what their strategies are.
13 Subjects:
including
ADD/ADHD,
dyslexia,
special needs,
phonics
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...I have a Colorado teaching certificate in the area of Speech Pathology and have co-taught in Special Education classrooms from preschool through high school age. My area of specialty is early literacy. I have worked with children with autism, ADD/ADHD, significant cognitive deficits, Down's syndrome, FAS, etc.
13 Subjects:
including
dyslexia,
phonics,
ADD/ADHD,
English
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