Pre-Algebra Tutoring
Students from middle school to college take pre-algebra. Looking for help? Select a tutor today. Much of pre-algebra is a review of all previously taught mathematics concepts with the inclusion of upcoming previews algebraic equations and models. Some of the items covered in a pre-algebra course are: Tools of Algebra, Integers, Equations, Factors and Fractions, Rational Numbers, Ratios, Proportion & Percent, Linear Equations & Inequalities, Functions & Graphs, Real Numbers & Right Triangles, Two Dimensional Figures, Three Dimensional Figures, Statistics & Probability, Polynomials & Nonlinear, and Functions. These students require more assistance than self-study; they need someone who can answer their questions in a way that they can understand. Select a tutor today.
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JoAnna N - Bolivar, MO 65613 (23.5 mi) - Pre-Algebra Tutor - $40.00/hr.
I have earned 2 bachelors degrees, BS in Agriculture Business and Agriculture Economics. I have gained a knowledge of math, economics and agriculture. I have tutored students through my sorority in economics and math. I love working with students. I get a great sense of gratitude by seeing someone succeed, because I knew I had a hand in making it happen. I feel that children can learn the best through examples. I feel that repetition the key to success. I like to make a difference in every life that I would touch.
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$ 40.00
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Larry H - Eldon, MO 65026 (35.1 mi) - Pre-Algebra Tutor - $37.50/hr.
I hold a Bachelor and a Master of Science degree in Science Education. I was certified in the State of Louisiana to teach Chemistry, Biology, General Science, and Computer Literacy. I taught high school Chemistry, Physics, Computer Literacy, and Study Skills. I have taught Biology Lab courses and Computer Information Systems courses at the college level, and have substantial experience teaching algebra to students preparing for the GED exam. The most important element of teaching is to realize one is teaching a person. In a tutoring situation, it is especially important to discover exactly how to present material to the student. As a teacher, I seek to understand the student and then present the material using terms and examples the student can understand. Finally, I literally believe the only “stupid question” is one the learner doesn’t ask.
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$ 37.50
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Robert J - Marshfield, MO 65706 (37.8 mi) - Pre-Algebra Tutor - $37.00/hr.
1) Give the person you are turtoring an opportunity to tell you where they are having a problem.
2) While working through problems monitor the person you are tutoring to see if there are other problems.
3) Suggest changes. Never force them. There isn't one correct way. Make a suggestion on how to improve and explain why you are making the suggestion.
4) Do multiple versions of a similar problem. The first time I will complete the problem, explaining each step. The next time the person I am tutoring will guide me through the problem, telling me what to do next. Then the person being tutored will do the problem while I observe.
5)Let them make mistakes. Explain why it is a mistake and show them how to detect it in the future. My strongest subject is algebra (commutative, homological, or abstract). My degree is in general mathematics so I experienced most forms of mathematics at a hig
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$ 37.00
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David F - Willard, MO 65781 (39.8 mi) - Pre-Algebra Tutor - $39.00/hr.
Obtained in my last job, showing an individual a three step process when learning something new. First would be to show and instruct on the basic level. Then after I felt the individual had grasped the knowledge, have them repeat the knowledge back with minimal assistance. Once the individual has completed an appropriate amount of the new task with the assistance of then instructor, they would then complete or demonstrate the task back to the instructor with no help at all. If they provide the correct answer or demonstrate the correct knowledge, they have completed the required learning. I would then test them on the material and encourage the individual to go back so the knowledge is fresh on their minds. I earned my AA and then pursued a BS degree in chemistry. After college I worked at a pharmaceutical manufacturing site working in the quality control department. I worked my way to le
Also Tutors: College Algebra, Algebra II, Algebra I
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$ 39.00
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