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Linnea M.
...My teaching style is very participation-based, sort of a mixture of the Socratic style and the 'mother tongue' style. I believe that it's important to understand not just the basis but the entire reasoning behind concepts, so a lot of back and forth discussion is necessary. I want my students to understand the information from all possible angles.
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37 Subjects: including algebra 1, algebra 2, ACT Math, SAT math
Linnea M.
$40.00/hr
Chicago, IL
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Tom O.
My Name is Tom O. and I am a 2006 graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I was a mechanical engineer with Caterpillar for three years and I have been tutoring at Wright College (one of the City Colleges of Chicago) for over three years. Although I tutor different levels of different courses, I like to approach tutoring from a student's perspective.
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19 Subjects: including algebra 1, algebra 2, calculus, chemistry
Tom O.
$50.00/hr
Chicago, IL
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Anna S.
...While studying abroad in Mexico, I tutored a six-year-old child in English. I also volunteered at Brandeis with a middle school English language learner from Russia, and encountered an adult ESL student from Poland at Association House. As an Americorps volunteer, I taught adult students in GED preparation at Association House of Chicago.
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32 Subjects: including algebra 1, algebra 2, calculus, ACT Math
Anna S.
$40.00/hr
Evanston, IL
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Larry M.
...Differential Calculus leads directly into Integral Calculus and eventually to the Differential Equations which can be used to model just about any continuous function or process. Microsoft Excel is, in my opinion, the star of the Microsoft Office Suite. It is a wonderful application.
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52 Subjects: including algebra 1, algebra 2, American history, calculus
Larry M.
$45.00/hr
Lombard, IL
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Helen M.
...During lessons, I first get to know each of my students and what they enjoy such as sports, music, hobbies, etc. and I incorporate these into lessons and homework. I also believe in reteaching if a student does not grasp a certain concept in algebra before continuing. Building a student's confidence in themselves is key to their success!
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29 Subjects: including algebra 1, algebra 2, ACT Math, elementary (k-6th)
Helen M.
$39.00/hr
Carol Stream, IL
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