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...For example, mathematics can be taught through cooking, knitting, planting. Vocabulary can be broken down to the basics in a manner that anyone can understand. Science is logical and can be amazingly fun and interesting.
19 Subjects:
including
special needs,
dyslexia,
autism,
reading
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...Tutoring is an act of observation. It succeeds where normal instruction fails because it is geared toward a student's particular strengths. My best experiences as a tutor have been with the students who needed me most, learning how they needed to learn.
19 Subjects:
including
ADD/ADHD,
chemistry,
English,
writing
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...I enjoy creating fun and interesting positive behavior support systems for students who have high support needs in the area of behavior. Being a special education teacher, and having worked with many other teachers (both special education and general education), I am very comfortable working in ...
8 Subjects:
including
autism,
phonics,
special needs,
Aspergers
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...I tend to use an active style with students (rote repetition puts everyone to sleep,) and am always looking for new ways to help that one student master that one thing. In public schools, I have taught pre-K through seventh grade. As an ESL/EFL teacher, I have taught from preschool to university to senior citizen classes in America and China.
18 Subjects:
including
phonics,
reading,
writing,
English
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...I am a graduate of New College of California with a B.A. in Writing. I am a published author and have written flash fiction, poetry, plays, and memoirs. I also hold certificates in Human Services and Environmental Science.
28 Subjects:
including
special needs,
Aspergers,
ADD/ADHD,
reading
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