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State University of New York at Albany – English
“Confidence in being able to satisfactorily complete homework assignments and perform well on tests makes all the difference in a child’s life. “
Simons Rock College – Art History
“Everyone has a personal learning style and my work is to meet and support each student’s uniqueness.”
Southern Wesleyan University – Master’s of Education
“As individuals, students learn using a variety of modalities. As educators, it is our responsibility to individualize learning based on students’ needs.”
Old Dominion University – International Studies
“I believe that ample practice, a positive attitude, and pride in one’s academic efforts and accomplishments must come together to contribute to a rewarding learning experience, and everyone is capable of learning with these things in mind.”
Brown University – French Literature
“Learning a foreign language in this era is key to success in a global market.”
Thomas Edison State College – Business Administration; Marketing
“As a tutor, I hope to motivate my students to do their best and extend their perspective on the value education brings to their lives.”
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Missouri State University – Middle School Education
“Being a possitive role model is my number one goal of teaching.”
University of Southern Mississippi – English
“I believe all children should have the opportunity to learn and be educated by qualified individuals who possess a devout love for tutoring.”
University of California, Berkeley – Psychology
“I firmly believe that education is basic human right, so that everyone has the right to a strong education.”
Kwantlen Polytechnic University – History
“I strive to provide a cooperative learning environment in which the students are encouraged to engage with the material and express their opinions, regardless of whether or not it conflicts with the ideas of the teacher.”
Gonzaga University – English
“As a proponent of constructivism, I believe that students learn through both theory and practice. While knowledge starts from within the classroom, the experiences a student has in the world is also an important source of knowledge.”