Guitar Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Heidenheimer, TX

Currently pursuing a Masters at University of Texas at Austin Andrew Rohwedder is an award winning guitarist. He graduated with honors at Arizona State University, studying classical guitar at the Herberger College of Design and the Arts. Andrew began his guitar studies at age 11, and has loved it since been given his first guitar. He has made a commitment to the musical arts, and plans to pursue a career in concert performance. In the meantime, Andrew hopes to help others gain this passion, or help them simply enjoy playing the instrument in their leisure time. Although primarily studying classical, he is more than capable to teach the more popular styles of music, as he has played in many bands in the past.

$ 36.50

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Using the student's personal interest to design exercises that provide good active practice for perfect results in a short time. I have spent the past 16 years as a freelance graphic and marketing promotion designer, academic tutor, Sport Instructor and internationally competitive Photo/Videographer. Recently I've completed Design and creativity relevant academic degrees of rather high GPA. I am masterfully proficient with Adobe Creative Suite, cross-platform, for many years now, and updating. As well, I am an experienced free-hand illustrator, a Final Cut-Pro digital video editor, SketchUp 3-D models constructor, Dreamweaver web publisher and Flash animator. I'm also a free hand artist with illustration and oil on canvas painting. I have been teaching guitar for 22 years, worldwide and cross-cultures, academically tutoring at The Art Institute of Tucson, and have instructed and co

$ 40.00

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I begin by first gaining an understanding of what their knowledge and perceptions are on a subject so I know their level of comprehension. Afterward, I like to illustrate the main parts as they relate to the whole so the student can get a full grasp of how each component fits into the big picture. From there we delve deeper into the details of the individual pieces. Towards the end of my college career I assisted in "Community New Start" in Austin, TX which was a mentor program assisting high school children in under-privileged districts. I assisted with basic math and English material. A few months later a group of us from the University of Texas assisted in the "Reagan High School" project, where the district was considering closing the school down due to failing TAKS scores, mainly in reading comprehension and math. This entailed going into classrooms and helping teachers with st

$ 44.50

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I have taught problem solving to many friends and family. I like to explain the foundations of what they're trying to learn and most importantly explain to them why they're learning it. Once this is done, I bring the whole subject together in the end so that they may see what pieces of the puzzle they were missing. In mathematics for example, one may not understand the algebraic portion of integrals but once I explain the geometrical portion, things start to make sense. In mathematics and physics, there's almost always a geometrical picture that a student can think of faster than remembering steps and formulas. I like to use analogies to bring abstract concepts down to earth. I graduated from UT Austin with a BS physics and BA mathematics. I still study both subjects independently to be ready for graduate school. I have held a job in both IT and Engineering where I have used my skills

$ 35.50

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