20 Private Literature Tutoring, Teachers and Test Help in Kent.

My name is Christine and I am an experienced ESL/EFL teacher with two years under my belt and TESOL/TEFL certification. I have been teaching in South Korea for their government program both those years at the Elementary and Middle School level teaching ages 3-14. At these schools I created my own lesson plans and taught students ranging in ability from absolute beginner to advanced fluency. My third year of experience was in teaching/tutoring reading, science, and social studies to childr... ... More

Hello. Thank you for taking the time to read what I know about tutoring students. At one time, I was a NYS Certified teacher, Certified in English grades 7-12. Although I truly enjoyed the classroom experience of guiding a group to the desired goal of subject mastery, I had, prior to that time accepted the privilege of tutoring students one-on-one, who, for various reasons such as long-term illness or injury were unable to attend school for extended periods of time. These students we... ... More

I use Microsoft Office Software Suite daily (Excel, Word, Powerpoint), and know many quick tips and hacks. I have previously taught chemistry laboratory classes for college students and also supplementary discussion sessions for college general chemistry. I have tutored students at the college level in chemistry and physics, and occasionally for test preparation. I enjoy tutoring, especially helping students understand the meaning and intention of their material, whether it is for a science... ... More

I am a former literature student from the Rochester area with a love for language, learning, reading, and helping others. I have recently returned to the area after working 10 months with a national volunteer program all over the country performing different service projects. My experience includes working as a writing tutor during college, helping fellow students learn how to efficiently craft essays, develop ideas, and revise their work. I particularly love seeing a student become exci... ... More

I have always considered myself an educator. I began my education career at a small Catholic junior high school. At this school, my official duties were to teach 6-8 Social Studies, 6-8 Literature and 6th grade Religion. My smallest class was he 7th graders in which I had 43 students. I tried to give then all a personalized portion of time. Most importantly, I prided myself on getting to know the wants and needs as the kids had individually. Several of the children had been expelled from the ... ... More