Experienced College Tutor Analysis

Throughout the A+ Tutoring Program I have acquired numerous skills that have made me a better person. I am going to be honest, I have never really cared for children and I would consider myself a selfish person when it comes to other people's feelings. The Program has changed my outlook on things and I have learned to be sincere and patient when it comes to ALL of my second graders. In my opinion I have learned a skill from each kid in my class. They have taught me to always be alert because anything can happen in that room in a matter of seconds. To handle a situation I have obtained the skill of always remaining calm when something drastic happens. The only way to conquer a situation is by attacking it head on and solving the issue quickly

I have always been good in math and science, so I was often asked to help out other students. Last school year, as a Freshman I saw greater need for tutoring at my school. That’s when the idea of a tutoring club came to my head. My brother, a Junior at the time, loved the idea too. So, together, we worked out a plan to make a club happen. With the backing of my school, the club is now going strong. I am a lead tutor helping elementary kids after school Monday to Thursday.

Reflecting back to the tutoring center presentation I feel that it changed my perspective in how I feel about the tutoring center. Before I was scared about intimated of the tutoring center I didn’t know what to expect but know I see it as a way to help me. I felt much comfort and great support while I was listening to the presentation. It seemed to me that everyone involved in the tutoring center is there to help me and do my best to succeed and achieve my academic goals. The overall hours that the tutoring center offers is also a great benefit that can work with anyone’s schedule. Also walk-ins welcome, it just seems they are willing to work with you in everyway possible to better your education at Methodist University. One thing that shocked

While at Rowan Select Orientation we touch base on various important aspects of college. To me college is all about studying and making the grade. I believe tutoring sessions are most important to my academic success. I feel that tutoring is a great aspect because if you do not understand a topic there is someone on campus who does. During out Financial Literacy presentation they said something that really stood out to me. It was “If you put away twenty five dollars away for ten years you will save up two thousand and five hundred dollars”. I think that in college we as students need to save as much money along the road as possible. When Ms. Beth Rey presented this idea I felt that this would suit me best in relation to saving money over the

Hello, I am a senior at Governor Livingston High School and one of my teachers told me about a potential tutor job. Are any of your locations in New Jersey in need of a math tutor? I completed BC calculus this year with an A average and got a 5 on the AP exam. I could teach calculus as well as any math below that level. Please let me know if you are interested in me helping your clients in mathematics and I look forward to hearing back from you. Thank you.

Tutoring is one the best teacher or guider in student life. Lots of students think that going to tutoring class is loss of time, actually this not true. We can’t solve every problem by our self it is

I have always excelled in mathematics and science. Throughout high school, I have always assisted my peers when they are struggling these subject areas because it came so easy to me. There has been a few cases where my tutoring has helped raise other students grades by two letters.

After experiencing being a peer tutor my senior year, I think you should become one too. My peer tutoring class was Algebra 2. A class I did fairly well in. I've learned lot of new things during this experience. I've learned that everybody learns differently, multiple people struggle with the same thing whether it be procrastination, time management, or even listening. I've also learned how to apply these things to my studies as well. I learned from their mistakes. I struggled with procrastination as well as listening in my own studies. So while I was helping them, I was also helping myself. I also learned how to help students who learned in two completely different ways. One was a visual learner while the other was one

In my opinion, the tutoring process includes teaching someone a concept they may not be able to understand on their own, and at the same time encouraging a new method of independent problem solving for the future. Initially, I would help the person I am tutoring by determining what areas of learning they need help in. For instance, understanding the question, determining how to solve the problem, or maybe just effective studying habits. Once the I understand the issue at hand, the person I am tutoring and I can work together to fill the gaps of knowledge. In the long run, I believe that the tutoring process should also encourage self confidence in areas of struggle and promote independent thinking for future tasks.

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Once, as a volunteer for the after-school tutoring program offered by my school, I was asked to help a student in math specifically in solving linear equations. Being an after-school tutor, I took on the responsibility of helping individuals succeed no matter their situation. Unlike other students, the problem was this particular student was not inclined to learn and simply wanted to rush through his homework to get it complete. Through his work, I saw that he struggled on the basic concepts. From his lack of involvement, I realized that he needed some motivation to become interested in learning. I told him that if something in math intrigued him he would automatically become inclined to learn it and thus be able to learn other topics as well.

Nowadays, outside-of-school tutoring classes are becoming more and more popular. Parents start to send their children to tutor classes seeking to improve their children’s marks. The increase in tutoring class demand indicates that there is an increasing number of students reporting extra help from tutorials. Tutoring classes are established to help students to improve their academic performances by helping them to understand course materials in school. Thus, if a student takes extra classes outside of school, then his/her performance in regular day school is likely to become better.

The introduction of the internet has revolutionized the ways in which anyone can learn. The way in which websites allow for this, however varies in many aspects that are dependent upon the target audience. In this essay two rather obscure websites that have a primary focus on teaching mathematics will be subjected to comparison. The first website is Maths Alberta which is aimed at children aged 5-6, and the second is Maths Tutor which is aimed at senior school students aged 16-18. The comparisons between these two websites will focus on the similarities and differences in a variety of aspects that include: form, language, purpose, audience and context.

Tutors are often the unsung heroes of the educational world, playing an important role in helping students gain the knowledge and skills needed to reach their goals. While anyone can claim the title of tutor, there are certain traits that make exceptional tutors stand out from all the rest.

2-Volunteering as a peer tutor has helped me by connecting me with people I wouldn’t otherwise get to know. For a year, I tutored a student twice a week because she was failing Geometry. Going into this experience, I made assumptions based off her grades. I assumed the student didn’t care about school and didn’t put time into her schoolwork. I assumed that as her tutor I would sit by her only to remind her not to get distracted. I was very wrong. This student cared about her grades greatly, but had troubles figuring out what type of studying helps her learn. She studied a lot, but in a way that the material didn’t stick. Through the year, we worked very hard, and practiced different study styles. Her grades changed drastically. Before I knew this student, I based her off a few numbers, and judged her prematurely. Through this volunteering experience I learned that I should get to know others before I make conclusion about their personalities and work ethics.