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Do you want to learn more about Adobe CS? Want to tell stories in comics? Need somebody to help you learn to write more effectively? If your answer to any of the above was "yes," then get in touch with me! I've had years of experience with Adobe, am a degree-holding cartoonist, and have the chops necessary to help you get to a higher level of written communication! A bit about my experience: I graduated from a two-year Master's program at the Center for Cartoon Studies in May 2011. Whil... ... More

I am currently teaching English to students from Poland and India, for whom English is a second language. My strong background in English speaking and writing, as well as theatre and public speaking, enable me to do this very well. I work hard to tailor all my classes to the student's specific needs. ... More

I have a BS and two Masters degrees and have taught geography at the middle, high school and college level. ... More

I am a licensed Elementary Education teacher in the state of Vermont. I also hold Highly Qualified Teacher status. I have worked in numerous classrooms throughout the Burlington area from first to sixth grade. I student taught at Orchard Elementary School where I co-taught a third grade classroom. I am currently working at Central School as a paraeducator in a first and fourth grade classroom. After school, I co-teach homework club for third through fifth graders. Homework club has allowed me to be immersed in all grade levels. ... More

Advanced algebra moves from constants to variables. Generally variables serve as a means of parameterizing problems so they are easier to solve. Good algebra skills have lots of real world applications, from the basics like how much lumber to buy to build a deck, to the more abstract such as how do unemployment rates affect the balance of trade. Regardless of the problem, algebra provides a clearly defined procedure for finding solutions. ... More

A little General Music back-story: Some of my first memories of playing an instrument were banging on pots and pans to my Dad's jazz records, then at 8 years old, I picked up the the Saxophone, followed my Trumpet, School Choir, eventually discovering Guitar, and the rest is history. I found myself drawn to classical guitar for a couple of years, in addition rock and roll, and blues etc… upon attending Musician's Institute, I was exposed to numerous useful, and applicable music styles for the working musician/guitarist. As a music lover, I have, and continue to enjoy/listen to as man ... More