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The One Skill Every American Needs to Learn

By Jean-Benoit B. | 5/7/2013 4:32 PM CST |

Computer Science,
SQL,
Java,
C++,
C,
5 more...

Encourage your high school students to learn computer science. The link below explains you why?

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First Tutoring Session

By Seth A. | 2/17/2013 3:41 PM CST |

Algebra 1,
Java

I had my first tutoring session yesterday. I was able to tutor a couple students, one in Java programming and the other in Algebra 1. I enjoyed it very much. I find pleasure in explaining things to others, and I was able to work with a couple of very attentive and bright students. It is exciting to have actually started tutoring. I have been with WyzAnt for several months now and was finally chosen as someone's tutor. Thanks to a friendly family for helping me get started on my tutoring career!

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Getting back into Tutoring

By Patricia M. | 10/11/2012 6:53 AM CST |

Java,
Algebra 1

I never actually posted a blog but I figured I'd give it a shot. You see, tutoring was always a fun activity for me, and I've been doing it since 10th grade. I used to go to elementary schools to teach young children how to read, and stay after school at my high school to help others with homework. In college, I found students to tutor as well.

After a two year break, here I am on WyzAnt. I recently completed my first lesson with a student in Java Programming, and I must confess I was quite nervous. It had been 3 years since my last real programming phase in Java, and part of me feared...

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Tutoring trends...

By Peter S. | 3/20/2012 2:29 PM CST |

For the past few years, I've spent most of my time teaching and tutoring on physics, but I also tutor students in programming languages such as C, C++ and Java. These languages are three of the most difficult to learn due in large part to their comprehensiveness. These and languages very similar to them are the programming languages used to implement most of the highest performing and functionally complicated applications in the world, including operating systems, office suites, high performing websites and smartphone apps.

Prior to becoming a teacher, I put myself through graduate school...

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Programming

By Fereidoun A. | 2/13/2012 11:24 AM CST |

I have studied Electrical and Computer Engineering and received Master degree in 2008. While I was studying at university, I worked as a teacher assistant. I have taught many courses to undergraduate and graduate students. In addition, I taught a lot of elementary and high school students as tutor. Both of these experiences convinced me to pursue tutoring as a career. Therefore, I have tried hard to become a good teacher. I realized that teacher preparation is the major determinant of a great teacher.

I have taught large variety of courses; however, my best experience is computer programming...

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FeedBack From My Java Students

By Hafiz A. | 3/11/2011 9:17 PM CST |

Java

I have created this blog for my Java students to post their views.

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"Best Little Tutor In Texas" Surpasses 600 Tutoring Hours WIth Wyzant

By Ken B. | 3/7/2011 7:59 AM CST |

Ken B. in Houston, Texas - known as the "Best Little Tutor In Texas" has surpassed another WyzAnt tutoring milestone by going over the 600th tutoring hour for WyzAnt. All subjects in mathematics and science, high school or college, are done by Ken except biology and biochemistry. Ken has now worked with many many students to help them work on their own and be able to do well on homework, basic studies, tests, and special projects. So, if you are in need of someone in Houston and the surrounding areas who can do all levels of mathematics, plus chemistry, physics, computers, and computer programming,...

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"Best Little Tutor In Texas" Surpasses 500 Tutoring Hours WIth Wyzant

By Ken B. | 12/3/2010 5:37 PM CST |

Ken B in Houston, Texas, better known as "The Best Little Tutor In Texas" has just surpassed the 500th hour of tutoring for WyzAnt. For any subject or combination of subjects dealing with mathematics, chemistry, physics, computers, and computer programming, he is the one-man-source. His diversified expertise and ability to simplify complex subject for students makes him a par-excellent source for student's studies.

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Ken In Houston Reaches 400 Hours of Tutoring

By Ken B. | 11/13/2009 6:53 AM CST |

Calculus,
Chemistry,
Algebra 1,
ASVAB,
C++,
19 more...

Ken B., known as "The Best Little Tutor In Texas", has just surpassed the 400 hour tutoring mark in Houston, Texas! What makes Ken so good and popular in Houston? It is because of his diverse background and of being able to do the following: mathematics, statistics, chemistry, physics, computers, and computer programming. He can help a student in many many different areas. Ken does both high school and college and does regular, honors, IB, PAP, AP, etc... All that is quite a talent. Ken says that the subject most tutored in the past several months is statistics, and the reason for that is...

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