Language Arts Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Savannah, OH

Enjoy Language Arts and writing; Am able to teach the basics for good sentence structure; modify lessons to meet the learner where they are (Taught Language Arts in Special Ed at the high school level and many years at the elementary level) Experience teacher of 28 years, teaching Special Education through Resource, Collaboration and Inclusion. I have collaborated at the Elementary Level for 18 of those years. My strengths are in the area of modifications, adaptations and differentiating instruction to meet the learner where s/he is currently. Learning Styles are taken into consideration for each learner in order to get the best success. High expectations, however, are stated for EACH learner in the classroom. Building confidence and skill in each learner as each builds the attitude of an independent and life-long learner Hands-on as much as possible, differentiated instruction to me

$ 24.00

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34 years in education; 11 in high school teaching biology, ecology, field biology (a course I developed), life science, and English; 15 in gifted education K-12, teaching middle school language arts and providing enrichment, co-and extra-curricular activities, and career guidance, grades K-12; 8 as a Gifted Coordinator/Supervisor in several locations. I try very hard to get to know my students as individuals so that I can tailor my lessons to their particular learning style. I maintain high standards and expectations for both myself and my students.

$ 32.50

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Taught all academic subject areas for a multiage 4th and 5th grade classroom (08/20-12 Present) •Taught all academic subject areas for a multiage 3th and 4th grade classroom (08/2011-(08/2012) •Taught all academic subject areas for 3rd grade (08/2010-08/2011) •Taught 7th grade social studies and 8th grade language arts (05/2008-08/2010) •Formed weekly lesson plans based on a standard curriculum •Incorporated high-level thinking questions to enrich critical thinking •Responsible for grades •Conducted parent-teacher conferences •Responsible for before and after school supervisor duties • Created a classroom website for parent communication •Integrated Technology into lessons and classroom management: Einstruction (CPS), Smart Board Technology, Google Docs classroom, Option C Learning Management System, document camera, Netbook, video confe

$ 25.00

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Students learn in a positive learning environment. Everyone is unique thus everyone has unique learning styles. I focus on the positives each student has achieved and then, together the student and I strengthen the areas that need improvements. For example, there has been a recent emphasis on time test for all math operations. Personally, I believe this is testing the student test taking skills more than their math ability. I believe this can cause test anxiety issues. As a substitute teacher, I have reviewed the results of students’ test and made custom flashcards for the few math facts they need to memorize. I put them in an envelope for them with a note to memorize one or two at a time. I suggest placing one at their placemat and the other math flashcard where brush their teeth. As an Intervention Specialist, I taught in an urban setting for five years. Presently, I enjoy being a sub

$ 30.00

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May I be a personal tutor for you or your child? I have been successfully tutoring for over 12 years. I have some glowing letters of recommendation, and among the highest ratings in this region. I graduated with honors, Summa Cum Laude from Case Western Reserve University, where I made the Dean's List. I also earned a Provost Academic Scholarship for my excellent test scores, including 780 in SAT mathematics and 34 in ACT mathematics. In addition to teaching for public schools, I currently teach 20 private sessions each week, 1st through 12th grade, as well as college students and business professionals. I have also served on the faculty at Cuyahoga Community College. I am patient, friendly and many students tell me that I explain concepts more effectively than their teachers. I am available weekdays or weekends, days or nights, throughout the entire year. Best of all, my rates are

$ 120.00

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I currently teach at a Christian School and I am an intervention specialist. I have been teaching since 2003. I started my career as a tutor, then I taught first grade for three years, I went back to tutoring until I finished my master's degree in special education. This is when I was hired to teach students with Autism and other learning disabilities. I truly love what I do and I enjoy my students as well.

$ 30.00

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My teaching style is patient, relaxed, and supportive. I tend to tailor my methods to the needs and personality of the student. I worked for two years at the Cleveland State University Writing Center where I tutored writing and reading comprehension to undergraduate and graduate students of many academic backgrounds. I tutored students one-on-one and also taught writing workshops to groups of 3-6 students. In February of 2013, I began tutoring GED prep at Seeds of Literacy, an adult education organization in Cleveland. I am comfortable tutoring most topics covered on the test. If there is a topic I am unsure about, I will let you know up front. I am also certified to be a foster parent and subsequently possess well-rounded knowledge concerning the learning needs of children and young adults of varying abilities and learning styles.

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I am a certified Social Studies teacher and am entering my second year teaching. I am hardworking and will help deliver content in a meaningful way that connects the past and the present. I recently graduated from Cleveland State University with a Master Degree through the MUST (Master of Urban Secondary Teaching). I look forward to assisting in any way possible in order to meet your academic goals.

$ 30.00

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Informal. Bachelor's Degree from reputable Baldwin-Wallace College. Study of literature, poetry. creative writing, etc. I have studied literature extensively and can get people excited about it. Would love to tutor English. Amateur chess player; no tournament experience but can teach the basics and beyond. I have a variety of experience, so I can teach from life and give examples.

$ 37.50

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I am licensed to teach Mild/Moderate Educational Needs K-12 and Reading K-12. I have worked as an intervention specialist in a school district. This is now my second year teaching reading at the elementary level. Title One Teacher, Reading, Grades K-4, August 2011-Present •Administered the Direct Instruction, My Sidewalks, and Early Reading Intervention reading programs to enhance students' skills in phonological awareness, phonics, phonemic awareness, fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary •Utilized assessment data from DIBELS to facilitate reading intervention groups based on the tier levels from the Response to Intervention model by incorporating technology such as the Smart Board and research based strategies from Fountas & Pinnell •Communicated with classroom teachers to discuss student learning and how to differentiate instruction in order to meet the needs of every child

$ 23.50

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Set Realistic Goals and Rewards Create realistic, individual goals for all of your students. It's nice to have a classroom goal so students feel like they are working together, encouraging one another. However, it's more important to give each student an attainable goal that's personalized for their educational needs, such as completing homework assignments on time or checking over an assignment before they turn it in. Providing students with a personalized, attainable goals makes them feel like they can succeed and doesn't overwhelm them. Discuss with students the rewards for achieving their goals. Start with small increments. For example, two weeks of success is rewarded with lunch in the classroom. After a month, offer a special prize. Collect small objects such as pencils, stickers, glow in the dark rings or other trinkets for prizes. Meeting their goal for six weeks earns them a fr

$ 35.00

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I am a licensed educator with tutoring and teaching experience. -I have worked with at-risk 11th and 12th graders in an Ohio high school teaching Language Arts, English, Grammar and Reading and Comprehension including classical and young adult literature and researcher paper/essay writing. - I have tutored several young adults for the Ohio Graduation Test in reading and writing as well as general test taking preparation. - I spent over two years tutoring elementary school students in reading and comprehension through AmericaReads. Overall, I enjoy working with students of all ages who struggle with English, reading and writing to help them make connections with I believe that it is most important to use materials and topics that are relevant and interesting to my students. If a student can connect to a topic or idea, they are one step closer to being competent readers and writers

$ 19.50

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