My teach methodology varies student by student. Everyone has their own style of learning: visual, verbal, and repetitive styles are more of my popular ones, along with applying the history in story style and/or in relevance to today's world. It depends upon the student.
Currently, hold a BA History degree with a minor in Classical Civilizations with graduate coursework in History. Pursuing teaching certification and MA in History, and later MA in Ancient Mediterranian Studies. Classes: U.S History to 1877, U.S History after 1877, 20th Century U.S.
My teaching methodology is student centered. I believe a student learns best when he or she is performing an application. I use activities and resources that include primary and secondary sources, graphic organizers, games, sorts, music, video, political cartoons, and poetry.
BS in Psychology, 2012, University of Florida. MS in Higher Education, 2016, Walden University. Additional college courses in French language, Greek History, Egyptian History, African American history, European art and architecture. Trained in CHAMPS educational theory. Trained in education development of young adults.
I have experience teaching at the undergraduate level, but I am also able to work with high school students. My lessons about history are focused on larger ideas and questions rather than memorizing minute details. When tutoring, I encourage students to ask questions of the text and the material.
I am adept and conscientious in preparing lesson plans that are specifically catered towards the abilities of my students in order to both encourage and challenge them during their pursuit of knowledge. While I specialize in History lessons, I also know that writing and test taking skills are crucial to a students success.
I approach each topic by giving the keywords to look for before doing a homework assignment or studying for any type of test.
What works with some students might not work with another. Creating an individual success plan for each student is how you get the best results. Starting with a baseline assessment to evaluate what specifically is causing the difficulty in the class and then going from there.
I ask you what you want to learn about today and then I build a class for your interests! My method could be described as student-centered. I consider learning from everyone's interests the best way. Student's curiosity is a great way to boost the learning process and enhance the experience of learning something new every day.
I would focus on the course in the subject for which the student needed my help. I would try to get to know the student and assess the difficulties and challenges that they faced in mastering the subject of the course. We would proceed from there.
My teaching methodology is based on how I was taught through my studies at CSU Long Beach. I will approach the various historical topics on the theories that most influenced my work which I believe makes history more relevant to the students. This theory/approach is what is called cultural and subaltern history.
My teaching philosophy is enthusiastic, positive and student-centered while steeped in transformational learning. I believe in the importance of creating an environment in the classroom where the student is the center of the learning experience. In designing my courses, I want students to make real connections from the material covered in class to their lives, current jobs and future careers.
My teaching method works for anyone for anyone from elementary school to college. -I usually will ask if anyone has any question before reviewing the material that needs to be learned. -I'd then review with the students. -Finally, I'd ask what confused the students and try to clarify by having a meaningful conversation with the student or group of students.
My teaching methodology is a collaborative approach in which myself and the student work together to find out what the student's needs are, determine an appropriate methodology, and develop an effective rapport which will help build success for the student.
My passion is educating others in a way that is relevant to them: helping students make connections and give them the skills and desire to understand how interconnected our collective history and geography are to us all! I like to make the ancient and obscure relevant to the present, it is the best way to understand the world around us!
My teaching methodology revolves around finding similarities in the past and applying it how it affects our lives today in a manner that is engaging to the student. In addition, my curriculum focuses on developing critical thinking as it is vital not only to the study of history but to living in an age of distraction and misinformation.
I am very hands on when working with students. I make every effort to create lessons that will be engaging and fun for each of the students that I am working with. Whatever the subject areas that we are working on it is important to me that I am ensuring that my student feels safe, secure and knows that I am proud of the efforts that they are making and they are working toward mastery.
I approach teaching based on the learner. First I like to do pre-assessments to figure out how much the student knows. Based on this, I tailor my lesson plans to fit the unique needs of each student. After the lesson, I like to do a post-assessment to see the students' progress and tailor following lessons as necessary.
I am willing to provide lessons for any level and will tailor them to the individual. I am very flexible and understand that people learn in different ways, so the first thing we will do is develop a lesson plan that benefits you. This is not a classroom, so we have the freedom to learn in the way that makes the most sense to you.
I am a 16 year veteran teacher with a background in 7-12 Social Studies(government, US/World History, Sociology, Geography) as well as a background in Special Education(k-12). I like to have more of a background lecture that is short, then a discussion based on how it pertains to today's world. That connection makes history relevant.
Are you ready to learn more about politics, civics, and history? Then you've come to the right place. I'll help you navigate the fascinating and sometimes confusing world that we currently live in. From the simplest to the hardest concepts surrounding politics, you'll leave my course feeling more connected to thepoliticians who represent us.
I'm a veteran teacher if middle school for mainly history 6, 7, 8 grades but also have taught reading, English and science for middle school. I believe in energetic and passionate, interesting lessons that make history or any subject come alive for the student.
I have ten years teaching experience in the International Baccalaureate Program, MYP Grades 6-10 (World History), and Grades 11 and 12 Business Management (Standard and Higher Level) Focus of lessons will be on simplification if content and how to connect the students content knowledge to the real world - through source analysis such as current events related to world history or business news...
My name is Jennifer Fayn. I am a certified teacher in the state of Texas offering History lessons to primary, middle, and high school students. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in History.
BA in History. MEd in Secondary Education. I have a passion for History and Civics. I give lessons in History, CIvics, and Social Science to Junior High and High school students. I work with students to evaluate historic events and connect them to today.
I have taught African Civilization, Cultural Anthropology and Cultures of the World for 14 years at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, New Jersey, U.S.A. These are Associate Degree students who will eventually transfer to universities and four-year colleges to earn their Bachelor degrees.
I Graduated from Vista Ridge High School as a Texas Scholar in 2007. Graduated with 4 AP credits. Attending Austin Community College. Currently have 12 credits. Excelled in my English Composition classes, invited to enroll in Honors English at ACC.
I have a Master's degree in medieval history and am capable of giving lessons in the humanities and reading comprehension. I am comfortable teaching high school level and older. My methodology can be flexible to accommodate a student's capabilities, and I am happy to tailor lessons around individual needs. I am a patient teacher with a keen eye for detail.
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I am a college History professor that has taught all social sciences ranging from 8th grade to graduate level courses. I have been tutoring as well for the last few years. I can tailor a lesson for you on a specific subject or series of events; or, I can provide tutoring over a wide range of material based on your specific needs.
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History is who we are. Every city we live in, every nation we travel to, everything that surrounds us is the result of history giving us its lessons. We often think that history lays in the past, but this could not be farther from the truth. History lessons are the key to understanding our world, our society and where we come from, so they are important not only for students but for everyone. History teachers available are experienced and passionate about their job and their lessons can be set up according to the needs and the field of interest of each student. These teachers cover different locations and areas of expertise, so that it will not be difficult to find a match. History lessons can be paired with related topics such as Archeology and Psychology lessons; History teachers are in good company with Civics teachers or a General knowledge tutor.
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