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Greg V.

• Liberty Lake, WA 99019 ( 28.8 mi )
• English ESOL Tutor

• Male Age 42
• Member since: 09/2014
• Will travel up to 30 miles
• Rates from $20 to $45 /hr
• I am a Certified Teacher
• In-Home
• Also Tutors: Business, World History, Speaking, Political Science, Marketing, English ESOL, Continuing Education, Chess, American History

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It has been my experience that integrating the various teaching approaches that research has shown to be effective gets consistent results across student groups. However, I have also found that hands on learning seems to lead to high efficacy in real world work related tasks as opposed to a strictly theoretical approach.
I believe deeply in the power of education to change lives, which is why I have dedicated my life to this purpose. I spent 5 years as a teacher and coach in the country of Vietnam. During this time I taught English as a second language, coached soccer and chess, and launched a sports training business during which time I trained all staff on work processes and procedures. I have returned to the United States to complete a secondary teaching certificate in the subject areas of Business, Marketing, and History as well as a master's degree in education with an emph ... read more

Heather S.

• Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815 ( 22.2 mi )
• English ESOL Tutor

• Female
• Member Since: 12/2010
• Will travel up to 5 miles
• Rates from $43.00 to $46.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: French, Chinese

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I firmly believe that a good education must be adaptable, flexible, and incorporate a variety of learning styles if it is to be of maximum benefit to students. When teaching, I speak with my students about the kinds of activities they feel assist them most in retaining information as well as observing their learning style independently. I do my best to include activities that incorporate visual, kinesthetic, and oral learners. School isn’t always fun and interesting; it is called “work” for a reason. However, if I can’t make it fun I can at least make it engaging and that is what I strive for. Every student can achieve if they are given the right tools, support network, and encouragement to do so.
In 2006 I began working for the American English Institute as a tutor to university students studying English as a Foreign Language. In 2007 I gained employment with the Eugene, OR school ... read more