TOEFL Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Buchtel, OH

- Friendly - Very calm - Easygoing - Problem solver & result oriented - Willing to make studying fun (not burden) - Very helping - Willing to answer questions with lot of patience - Help improving concepts - Willing to consult issues - Professional Electrical & Electronics Engineer with more 7 years of Hands-on & Managerial Experience - Holds Master in Electrical Engineering from Ohio State University. - Holds MBA Telecommunication Management Degree. - Published several research papers in Reputed Conferences & Symposiums worldwide - Experienced in Technical areas such as Antennas, Electromagnetics, Radio Frequency (RF), Microwaves, Optics, Remote Sensing, Satellite Communication, Mobile & Cellular Communication. - GRE, TOEFL, IELTS and similar test preparation

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I utilize many methods to accomplish different purposes. My philosophy is that if the material is not relevant to you, it will be difficult to learn it. I try to take your experiences, interests, and goals into account as much as possible in order to make a lesson more interesting and helpful for you. I have been teaching English as a Second Language since 2005, and received a 4 year degree in this field in 2009. Some of my related experience in this field includes: In home tutoring of conversational English, driving, pronunciation; Classroom teaching of adult refugees in English for Work, U.S. Citizenship test, GED, and the four skills; Classroom teaching of adult professionals to prepare for Master's degree programs and IELTS examination; English for daily life in America My goal is to make life a little easier for immigrants and refugees. I want you to accomplish your perso

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I enjoy working with all children in an educational setting, although I prefer grades k-5. It is very rewarding for me when I see a child actually retaining what is being taught to them. IN China they have a philosophy on teaching and learning. Learning has two parts. The first part is being taught how to do something. However it is not a complete process until the knowledge can be demonstrated by the student without the teacher. It is also important to realize that children are all capable of learning but not all children learn the same way. A good educator must always be prepared to differentiate instruction for the individual student being taught. I do the best I can to make sure I am always aware of this and modify lessons accordingly. I am a college graduate with a BA in Spanish. Although my Spanish has gotten a bit rusty, I still speak, read, and write it fairly fluently

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I love teaching and working with children of all ages. The primary focus of my language instruction would be grammar and pronunciation--which is extremely important, because together they build the foundations of any language learning. I will also use games, songs, cultural notes, and stories making fun of the words in the target language to color up my class sessions. And for those who are still young at heart--you are never too old to learn a new language. I have a Master's Degree in Foreign and Second Language Education(TESOL--Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) from the Ohio State University, and a Bachelor's Degree in French Language and Literature from Capital University. I am fluent in English and Mandarin, and proficient in French. I have had eight years of experience teaching English to students from different linguistic backgrounds (Mandarin, Japanese, and Portugue

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Being a current student myself, I can appreciate the hardships and struggles of education. I feel that you must always level with your students, no matter what the age. The students are the ones who must lead the class. However, we as educators have a duty to guide and to nourish this idea. We must be leaders who encourage a positive and productive learning environment, while also maintaining an enjoyable experience. I believe in a split between communicative and explicit teaching. Students are given input through examples and other meaningful activities. They then are encouraged to attempt their own output through group work, homework, or discussion. At this point, students are prepared to solidify their learning with charts, graphs, mnemonic devices, and/or questions/answer sessions. Finally, new material is segued into the review, restarting the learning cycle. This overlap

$ 37.50

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