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...I came back to US in 1982 with scholarship from Bryn Mawr college where I completed my master degree in Philosophy. I went back to Italy and came back to the US only in 2001. In Pennsyvania I worked for Villanova University, Rosemont College, and Drexel University teaching Italian at both elementary and intermediate Italian as an adjunct teacher.
2 Subjects:
including
Italian,
philosophy
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For thirty years I've had the pleasure teaching the Italian language to a wide range of students. Being a native Italian gives my students the opportunity to hear and repeat back with perfection this beautiful language. I am most capable of immersing my students in both pedagogy and andragogy of t...
1 Subject:
Italian
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...Physics is often a challenging matter for students who are not use to think outside the box. It requires mathematical basis, but also the ability to "draw" the scene in the student's mind. I find this task the most challenging one for a tutor.
18 Subjects:
including
Italian,
calculus,
physics,
algebra 1
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...I thought back on my first teaching experience back when I was in college. I took part in this program where students from my university taught a group of public school children how to make a model rocket and how it worked. I remember I got the chance to instruct a small group of children on the names of all the parts of the rocket and a basic explanation of how they functioned.
17 Subjects:
including
Italian,
Spanish,
physics,
calculus
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...In 1973 I started my first year in Raggioneria (High School). Needless to say, I got 100% in English class! It was a wonderful experience. I was able to continue my education back here in the States.
1 Subject:
Italian
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