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Special needs tutoring available with individual who has a master's degree in special education as well as employment history

By Deborah R. | 4/5/2013 8:21 AM CST |

Please review my profile credentials to see if I am a candidate for your tutoring needs. With both a master's degree in special education and several years of hands on experience in a variety of work environments, my education and experience make me a flexible individual who is readily available to discuss your tutoring needs. I enjoy working with individuals of all ages, and have consistently had a tremendous rapport with all age groups. Please advise me if you feel that I am the right person to assist you.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Deb R.

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Congratulations to CHRIS, for getting A's in some very challenging business courses.

By Paul C. | 12/16/2012 6:33 AM CST |

Congratulations to CHRIS, for getting A's in some very challenging business courses. You are taking a heavy load of classes, plus you have other multiple responsibilities. You deserve a lot of credit for your good work in your Information Systems, Financial Accounting II, Management, and other classes. You're headed for success. Keep up the good work!

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Caring Tutor

By Julia C. | 8/15/2012 11:57 AM CST |

Are your children struggling in school? Do you wish your child to do better in school? Are there college students who need extra help? There are many reasons why a student is not at grade level or struggling to stay at grade level, and high school students who graduate with limited English, Reading, and Writing abilities. Sometimes a child has a learning disability (ADHD, Autism, Asperger's) or limited English skills. A student's achievements and self-esteem are the most important things students can receive if they are struggling or has limited English skills. So many students fall through...

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Most Important: Customizing the tutoring and approach to the student's learning style, needs, learning objectives, questions.

By John M. | 5/4/2012 10:06 AM CST |

Recently, after I tutored two of my favorite students to prepare them for upcoming tests in Pre-Algebra and Geometry respectively, I received positive reinforcement for the importance and value of customizing the tutoring approach, information, knowledge transfer, and tutoring style.

After the first tutoring session, I was approached by three people as I was waiting for my next student:
1. An elementary school teacher – she complemented me on my knowledge and tutoring style, and asked me for my information to refer students to me for tutoring.
2. A parent seeking a tutor for their daughter...

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Happy New Year!

By Debra F. | 12/27/2011 7:54 AM CST |

Each year we turn a calendar over to January 1st and remarkably feel like it is a new beginning. For many it is just one more day in the count down to January final exams. For others it is decision time - do I stay in school another semester and take a break?

Education is never a gamble. It will always be a benefit to those who put forth the effort. For those who are struggling in a formal program at a college or university, it is worth while to remember that self-education is also a proven route. There are many very successful people who developed knack for assimilating new information...

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Foundation of a Solid Financial Future

By Dale J. | 9/5/2011 3:09 PM CST |

Finance

With my CA state investment license (Series 6/63), I've learned that most families lack one of the four essential "legs" to enjoying a stable financial future:

1. An emergency CASH FUND (3 months income) in case of unforeseen "rainy day" events (so you won't tap your credit or investments)

2. A strategic method to PAY OFF DEBTS much more quickly than you thought possible (without spending a dime more each month)

3. The right amount and type of LIFE INSURANCE to protect your family's income (so their lifestyle could continue indefinitely)

4. A financial coach or advisor to help you INVEST WISELY...

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Strategic Marketing Training

By Les C. | 8/3/2011 2:23 PM CST |

Business,
Finance

A local management support organization recently hired me to conduct training in Strategic Marketing to participants in a seminar. I developed the curriculum, prepared the presentation and handouts, and conducted the training in short notice.

My marketing experience, knowledge and skills can be tapped as a tutor for your needs, too.

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What's cash flow?

By William G. | 7/15/2011 9:49 PM CST |

Cash flow is ultimately what drives us in our personal lives or in business. We look at the Cash In's and the Cash Out's. If we have more cash coming in than cash going out, we call that Cash Flow Positive. If cash out is more, we call that Cash Flow Negative. We can be negative from time to time, but not for too long or if we don't balance it out with periods of positive.

Over that past 20 years, we, as a society, have spent MORE than what we took in (what we earned). How did we handle it? How did we make it work for so long? Credit cards and home equity loans. When the economy was going well...

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The Basics

By Darrin W. | 6/13/2011 9:40 PM CST |

Accounting,
Finance

First discern what a financial transaction is and what is not. Often, the text will include an interaction that is not a financial transaction and will not require a journal entry. Perform journal entries. Journal entries will affect two accounts (one debit; one credit) in the same dollar amount. Journal entries serve to make it easier to accurately produce T-Accounts. The basic equation in accounting is: Assets = Liabilities + Stockerholders' Equity. Debits are always on the left, and credits on the right. Assets are debit accounts, meaning whenever an asset (i.e. cash, equipment, receivables,...

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Deleana K.: Repo 105 - What happened to Materiality and Substance over form?

By Delaena K. | 2/5/2011 1:04 AM CST |

Accounting,
Finance

In December 2010, New York Attorney General (AG) Andrew Cuomo recently brought civil charges against Lehman Brothers’ external auditors Ernst & Young (E&Y) for complicity in fraudulently misleading investors. The AG alleges that Lehman’s then-auditor E&Y assisted Lehman in perpetrating financial fraud. In particular, Cuomo has charged the accounting giant with three counts of securities fraud under the Martin Act and a charge of persistent fraud and illegality brought under the Executive Law § 63(12) of New York. The AG claims that E&Y by signing off on the controversial Repo 105 transactions...

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