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Charles: Danbury tutor
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...years ago, I went back to school and began my journey towards becoming a Chemical Engineer. I have started out at Community College of Allegheny County and plan to finish my degree at the University of Pittsburgh. While at CCAC, I began to tutor students and developed a passion for it, particularly when it comes...
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Chemical Engineering
Justin: Danbury tutor
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...feels once those concepts finally click. My patience goes on for miles and miles so I will never be frustrated with the learning rate of an individual. I love a good challenge and see tutoring as a learning experience for both individuals involved. My interests outside of academics are reading both fiction and non-fiction works,...
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Associates, Engineering Science
Mack: Danbury tutor
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...am soon transferring to the University of Pittsburgh to finish a degree in Statistics. I currently work as a self-taught computer programmer, and am using the same love of learning that gave me this job to help other students. In 2009, I began tutoring three students who were failing their Honors Chemistry class at the...
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Associates, Science/Mathematics
Chanel: Danbury tutor
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I am a native French speaker. I taught myself how to speak and write in English. I started tutoring languages in high school when my friends started asking me for help studying. I currently speak three languages and I am learning Spanish.
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Bachelor in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
Kirsten: Danbury tutor
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Hello! I am a registered nurse with a background in pharmacy as well. I work in an intensive care unit and eventually my end goal is to become a nurse anesthetist. I believe that knowledge is power and therefore I enjoy helping others learn in a variety of ways!
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Associate in Nursing, Nursing (RN)
Jonathan : Danbury tutor
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...always thought of how great a passion for learning can become when one applies themselves to practice and understanding. What is even greater is when one can find a friend or mentor that can help them achieve even more. I love to learn and I love to teach! If you're serious about reaching your goals,...
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Bachelor in Arts, Music Technology
Certificate, American Sign Language (ASL)
Kara: Danbury tutor
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I am a current Radiation Therapist and Medical Dosimetry student. I know both proton and photon treatment delivery and am happy for the opportunity to share my passion for the field of radiation oncology with aspiring students! I have an 100% national ARRT board exam pass rate with all the students I have tutored.
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Associate in Science, Radiologic Technology
Bachelor in Arts, Radiation Biology
Master of Science, Radiologic Technology
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Recent Danbury Tutoring Session Notes
We prepared for the student's exam, which was the next day. We went over probability. The student did excellently and did not have any problems with the material.
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Today we spent more time on her Trigonometry problem set, and we also covered some Chemistry problems.
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We went over what he has done in class so far. We went over colligative properties and the equations that went with it, too. I explained the variables to him for each equation and how they can be used in problems. Going over the equations took awhile, because it is probably the most complicated material for this section. Then I went through the rest of the material with him to figure out his understanding of everything. I asked him questions along the way. He mentioned that his professor does not explain things very well, and that they just list things on the board. I tried making the connection between the equations and concepts for him. It seems like he didn't remember too much from gen chem I, maybe because the long summer was in between the two classes. However, after I explained some things and he repeated the information back in his words, he was able to explain things well. I think he just needs more time with the material. He said he's going to take the time to look through his book and organize his notes better and do more practice problems.
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I started to help the student understand his homework assignment and the statistics concepts taught in his course. It's definitely the most difficult material I have taught, and he made definite progress.
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This session was spent primarily on more math practice. The student warmed up with a couple of math drills before we began doing practice problems from the practice book. The student is still a little slow to answer questions, but overall does well and solves problems correctly. We briefly looked at a few practice English questions just to make sure there were no issues in that area. The student did very well, and I left her with 20 practice math problems from her own book to do as homework.
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The student and I covered FRQ's in preparation for her exam, dealing with 2 dimensional kinematics and problems that dealt with variables and not solving for a specific numeric answer.
She seemed a little confused at first, but she caught on by the end of the session.
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