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I currently work with several students with ADD/ADHD and I provide the students with breaks when needed and detailed instructions. I also try to incorporate a students interests into the subject area so that their ability to focus is made easier. ... More

I have taught English in Japan for a year and a half. I also have been teaching online for about four years. I enjoy working with diverse groups, and using positive reinforcement and games to teach. I have worked with all levels and age groups. I speak some Japanese and am familiar with Japanese culture. I am very flexible and will adapt the lesson based on the student's needs. I prefer to teach conversational English because this is the most useful kind for daily life. However if yo... ... More

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Hello Parents and Students! Presently, I am a permanent certified substitute teacher in the state of New Jersey. I teach all grades and subjects in five school districts from 3rd to 12 grades and my students love me. I am thorough and an encourager as well as I tells my students that nothing is too hard for them to learn. I have a MBA with a concentration in management and well-qualified to teach your child. On a personal note, I have a son who graduated from Harvard University in Ma... ... More

I have successfully completed a myriad of college and graduate level classes in general, organic, inorganic, physical and analytical chemistry. I have also been on the other side of the desk having taught general chemistry, general chemistry lab, analytical chemistry and lab, and organic chemistry and lab to dozens of undergraduate students. ... More

I am a dedicated 5th grade teacher in Franklin Township Public Schools. I have been working at Sampson G. Smith Intermediate School for the passed 6 years! I love every minute of teaching 5th grade students... especially their exuberance and energy to learn new things! Currently, I teach 2 sections of Literacy and Social Studies in an Inclusion setting. That means that I have approximately 25 students, and that general education students and students with special needs are grouped together... ... More