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My name is Zachary. My interest in tutoring started when I was a middle school student myself, helping a few classmates study for tests or cram for the state-required evaluations. When I was in high school, I started tutoring students in <\/span><\/span>Algebra<\/span>, <\/span><\/span>Geometry<\/span>, and <\/span><\/span>Calculus<\/span> <\/span>I for cash, and quickly found I could make good money tutoring a wide range of subjects. I obtained my undergraduate degree from Baker University in <\/span><\/span>Psychology<\/span>, while continuing to tutor in increasing subject areas like <\/span><\/span>English<\/span>, <\/span><\/span>biology<\/span>, <\/span><\/span>chemistry<\/span> <\/span>and <\/span><\/span>philosophy<\/span>. My graduate degree is a Master's of <\/span><\/span>Science<\/span> <\/span>in Experimental Psychology, which was a <\/span><\/span>statistics<\/span>-heavy degree path.<\/span><\/p>\tWhen I tutor, I like to first discover how students are most comfortable learning. Psychology has long held that multiple learning styles exist, and while debate continues to rage over which style is best I prefer to think of each style as having its own strengths and drawbacks. However, I have learned to teach to many different styles, and can teach contextually, rote, test-oriented or experience-based lessons. I am also comfortable with group tutoring, having led several classes of students in graduate school.<\/span><\/p> Source: Kansas City Math TutorMy name is Zachary. My interest in tutoring started when I was a middle school student myself, helping a few classmates study for tests or cram for the state-required evaluations. When I was in high school, I … Continue reading
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