ADD/ADHD Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Leetonia, OH

I have worked with many students who have ADD/ADHD and developed strategies to help them become successful and confident in school. When I first meet my students, I want them to feel comfortable with me and what we will be doing. I try to get to know them as we work together and find out what their interests, hobbies, strengths, weaknesses, and other important factors in their lives. I will work on homework, projects, test preparation, as well as activities and lessons I have used to be successful. I want the student and parent to develop a relationship with me where we can talk openly about the work and progress! I have been working with Elementary aged children for over 7 years. I have had many different teaching experiences working with grades K-2. I have tutored primarily in reading with an emphasis on guided reading strategies, phonemic awareness, and word building. In the area

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I love hands-on activities and learning experiences that include technology. I also like to include activities that appeal to all types of learning styles. I have used and implemented Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences when planning and implementing lessons. I Have been a teacher since 2002. I have had various experience in teaching students diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, OCD, PDD, ODD, as well as other learning, social, emotional, and behavioral disabilities. I have also had experience tutoring students from grades one to ten. I have had to plan and implement individual education plans as well as independent lessons for various students. I have worked with children from all types of schools including inner city and charter schools.

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I cater my teaching style to you to best fit your needs. I graduated from Notre Dame College in 2012 with a BA in Special Education. I have experience as a teacher (5+ years in public education) adapted sports, camp counseling, and tutoring. I have tutored students in Elementary school, and have experience teaching SAT/ACT prep to high school students.I am interested in helping students reach their goals and getting to know my local community.

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Small group instruction, Student Centered Learning, Station Work, Web Based Programs, Hand over Hand Manipulation I have completed my undergrad at IUP with a dual certification in Special Education and Elementary Education and have recently obtained my Masters in Education with a concentration on Special Education Supervisory. I am currently a full time teacher for a self contained special needs classroom centered on working with children with behavioral disorders and autism. I have a history of volunteering for the Best Buddies Organization and have worked in homes providing respite for families of children with special needs.

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Will be graduating from University of Toledo in May. Highly qualified to teach reading. Mild/moderate Special Education training. Have taught in various school districts/settings in the past 2 years in Northwest Ohio. Very passionate and eager to learn while teaching others. Licensed to teach K-12. Will graduate Cum Laude.

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I have one year experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities. For the past 3 years, I have been teaching special education. I have experience with students diagnosed with ADD, ADHD. Specific learning disabilities , autism, ODD, emotional disturbances, traumatic brain injuries, and developmental delays. Student centered

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I have 30 years experience in small group and classroom teaching. I am certified in age 3 - grade 3 and Reading K- 12. I am also certified in Reading K - 12, age 3 - grade 3 and Exceptional Child. I enjoy working with children and have 30 years experiencenin small group and classroom teaching. I am highly qualified. I believe every child can learn. It may take different methods of teaching. ai try until the child is successful.

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Student centered instruction East Brunswick Public School, NJ January 2015 – July 2015 Special Education-Substitute Teacher • Collaboratively plan for and teach four periods a day • Provide a range of instructional, management, and assessment strategies to meet the different needs of students • Provide direct service to students to help them achieve their IEP goals • Work with at risk students as well as special education students • Assist teachers with differentiation in the classroom • Participate as part of the student intervention referral team • Attend meetings and provide feedback of mastery of IEP goals and Learning Targets • Work with fellow teachers to plan interdisciplinary Learning Expeditions • Help develop and teach habits of mind and habits of heart • Develop character by integrating ch

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I am consistent and organized and that is how my teaching style is and has helped me when teaching because I always had things ready to go. I have taught in a special education setting for 14 years. I have worked with kids at all levels and with many disorders. I taught all subject areas as well. I worked with children on the spectrum and also MR kids. I have taught in a life skills classroom where we learned different ways to use our learning and take it into the community. I have written IEP's for my students as well. I have experience working and communicating with the parents and the school districts to help the students and their future.

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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

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I have three years of experience working with children with ADHD. 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 diffe

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I have a Master's degree in Special Education grades Kindergarten-12th grade. My teaching style varies from student to student. I believe in group work, I believe in independent work, and I believe that all students should have the opportunity to expand their minds. I allow students to research, explore, and analyze answers on their own while offering them support and encouragement. After graduating from college with a Bachelor's degree in Middle School Education, I taught for 8 years in a middle school in North Carolina. During this time, I went back to school and received a Master's degree in Special Education. I have taught grades 6th, 7th, and 8th. I love helping students and allowing their minds to fill with knowledge! I believe that every student CAN LEARN!

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I am firm, but caring. The students are my number one priority and the reason I have a career. I use structured teaching and structured choices to ensure even the toughest students can learn. I have experience teaching elementary, middle, and high school students in urban, rural, and suburban settings. I have co-taught in inclusion settings in math, reading, social studies, and science classes, and also currently teach in a self-contained setting. I am proficient in differentiated instruction, modifying curriculum, and individualized instruction. I utilize a variety of different interventions, including ones I have developed myself.

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I have an innate instinct to teach and a drive that brings me great satisfaction from teaching. In working with children from preschool age through high school, I have come to recognize the uniqueness of each age group but have developed no preference as I enjoy working with all children. I have found that I have been able to meet the needs of the most challenging students both academically and behaviorally in a wide variety of environments. From all of my vast experiences I have found that I can teach anyone, anytime, anywhere and they will learn no matter what challenges are present. Every child can learn and every child can succeed; it takes a special person to see the strengths of each child and build upon them. I am a 2006 honors graduate of Kent State University's Early Childhood Education, earning both an AS and BS and am currently working on a MS in Special Education. I ente

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