Sign Language Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Cleveland, OH

Vocabulary.I think it's important to have a strong grasp of vocabulary. Sentence structure is important as well seeing as sign language had its own sentence structure. In addition I can help to understand deaf culture. It is important to understand where Deaf people get their signs and to learn how others live their lives.

$ 22.50

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I have a degree in Deaf Interpretive Services. I've been associated with American Sign Language for 2.5 years. I've subcontracted for agencies as well as worked in a school district. I'm proficient in basic to intermediate American Sign Language. I have study tools such as books and flashcards. I can meet you in a public place such as a library or coffee shop. I'm willing to help you with your sign language needs. Feel free to contact me at 216-333-4676. You can text me!

$ 35.00

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I am a Coda and native in ASL. Currently I do interpreting in the community, primarily medical. I can not only help with your signing as a whole but also in the subtle nuances that come with the language such as facial expressions and non verbal cues. I am able to assist with Gloss, use of sign space, and ways to expand your vocabulary. Very hands on.

$ 27.50

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I was raised by 2 Deaf parents who taught me sign language as my native language. I went on to receive my BA degree in Educational Interpreting at Kent State University. I have worked for a public school system in the Deaf Ed program the past 9 years. I also work for an agency doing freelance interpreting in the community for deaf adults.

$ 55.00

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I am from San Diego CA, and moved to Cleveland, OH Aug 2014. I am an educational interpreter and work as a sign language interpreter. I am a license Interpreter for the state of OH. I completed the sign language interpreting / transliterating program. I completed the Sign Language Interpreting / Transliterating program in 2014. I started my program 2011 and have been heavily involved with the Deaf Community. I have attended numerous workshops and professional development trainings over the course f my program. Currently, I am a Educational Sign Language Interpreter.

$ 30.00

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Here is a list of my experience: 2 Years experience in Elementary Educational Interpreting. Cleveland Hearing and Speech Mentorship Program. Interpreted for Puppets in the Park. Sign Language tutoring at the Zoo. Interpreted Vacation Bible School. Community Interpreting for Verizon. Teacher of a Middle School ASL Club.

$ 30.00

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I am an American Sign Language Interpreting major graduating this spring with my degree from an Interpreter Training Program. I will also have my License through the Ohio Department of Education after graduation to interpret in schools grades K-12. I am hearing impaired, deaf in my left ear, and have been taking ASL for ten years since losing my hearing. I have been taking ASL classes for High School and College since losing my hearing in my left ear ten years ago. I enjoy helping individuals learn American Sign Language, and will be graduating with my ASL Interpreting degree this Spring. I have completed all of the ASL Language classes required for my degree.

$ 32.00

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I prefer to teach by utilizing real-life situations that are pertinent to the subject matter. In my opinion, when you are able to bring the subject matter to life by making it relevant to the students you are teaching, there is a greater chance that the student will not only understand the information, but remember it long after they leave the classroom. As a classroom aid, I was responsible for implementing the curriculum developed by the teacher. I also had the opportunity to work one-on-one with students who needed additional assistance. As an assistant teacher, my duties included but were not limited to curriculum development, facilitating parent teacher conferences, and accurate record keeping of the student's progress. To date, I have earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in psychology and two minors in sociology and justice studies. I also have a Masters degree in Pub

$ 59.00

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Striving to make the student feel comfortable is part of my basic repertoire of teaching strategies. I know that when a student does not succeed in a typical classroom environment it is easy for the student to feel negative about learning. Our society is based on the 'cookie cutter' ideology one size fits all. So when I tutor I strive for the student to feel comfortable first. Then I observe the students way of learning and I tailor my style to fit the student. Each student has one to two modalities that they excel in when learning something new - my job is to discover which modalities best serves the student's style of learning. Tutoring students is a big part of teaching. I have always tutored students in my classes and anyone who has asked for my help. I have tutored students on their writing, reading and basic math skills. Being a Special Education teacher has afforded me man

$ 37.50

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I believe that each child learn differently, and as such, I have found the best way to teach is to cater to each child's individual learning style. In working one-on-one with students, I feel as though it is crucial to build a trusting relationship in which the child feels comfortable stating whether or not the teaching style I am using is working for them. Being only 22 years old, I feel as though I have an advantage, as I am close enough in age to the students that they are able to almost see me as a peer, but I'm also old enough for them to respect me as an adult. It was in my senior year at UConn that I learned about a program called City Year that enables young people as myself to work within the realm of urban education. As a City Year corps member, I was able to work both inside the classroom and after school with a group of 22 ninth grade boys at Glenville High School in Cleve

$ 48.00

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As a psychology graduate I have a deep desire to help children both academically and socially. Prior to becoming a psychology major I spent two years studying Early Childhood Education. As a result, I am competent not only in the field of psychology, but in education as well. I have tutored elementary aged children in several courses. I have outstanding writing and reading skills. I have excellent communication skills, and know how to talk with children in order to help them succeed. I worked in a daycare for 4 years. During that time I was both a toddler teacher, and substitute preschool teacher. Working with children has always been a passion of mine. Although my BA is in psychology, I also took several courses in Early Childhood Education, including classes such as Reading Development and Elementary Mathematics. I believe that children learn in different ways, and will strive to hel

$ 41.00

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My undergraduate degree included a minor in Special Education which helped me in future employment where I have worked with children who have a variety of needs. I have found that when working with children patience is required and it is often helpful to include fun projects or incentives whenever possible to help retain information and keep focus on the skills they’re being required to learn. I also attempt teach study skills along with course material for retention and to ensure future achievement with minimal intervention. After earning my MS in Counseling and Human Services I worked for a private agency where I had years of experience with children who had difficulties in school for any number of reasons. I often helped high school and elementary school aged children with course required materials including writing and math skills along with other behavioral needs. I have found that

$ 37.50

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I am currently pursuing my Master's Degree in special education at Kent State University, and have a Bachelor's degree in Hearing, Speech, and Language Sciences. I have not tutored before, but I have previously worked in various settings that allowed me to work with students in trying to achieve their Individualized Education Plan goals. My experiences have covered many different subject areas and daily functional skills as well. I have a lot of experience working with children with disabilities, which is what I am currently studying and the area in which I am pursuing a Master's degree in at Kent State. As a graduate student I am required to take coursework in all content areas including reading, language arts, math, and science, with a specific focus in reading. I love to teach and have a passion for working with students with disabilities. I believe all children can learn, but many ha

$ 37.50

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In my experience, a person needs to be confident in him/herself in order to succeed. Learning of scholastic material is two fold: personal and academic development. By understanding the manner in which the student comprehends new information, we then can build upon their foundation by removing the frustration and replacing it with confidence that will extend into their personal life as well. As a bilingual, internationally traveled persona, I have tutored students of all ages. From 1999-2003, I have served as a third grade Teacher's Aide focusing on on reading, memorization and basic math tutoring. Since 1999, I also have tutored middle, high school, and college students in pre-algebra, algebra, geography, computer skills, writing, and grammar. My master's degree has trained me in learning techniques.

$ 38.50

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