167 Denver Down Syndrome Tutors

...Auditory learners are not good with chalkboard pictures and work best when they can record a lecture or use a keyword method when taking notes. They are often good at rote memorization and work well with flashcards. Kinesthetic learners are always on the move and are occasionally diagnosed as ADD. They study in short bursts and need to experience... read more

...I design our activities in conjunction with students' needs based on pre-testing and progress monitoring. I feel that our sessions have to be organized and focused for maximum use of your money. When I come in the door, I am prepared to begin. I feel that the coaching I can give students will help them learn. It's been known to even be fun!! My... read more

...I believe in educating the whole child by creating meaningful connections to the real world. This is done by connecting new knowledge to existing knowledge. Overall, I believe a child's elementary education is the most important learning a child will have in their lifetime. It is the foundation for which all learning is laid. I look forward to meeting... read more

...I have found that positive reinforcement works well for Aspergers students. I have been a special education paraprofessional with Denver Public Schools for the past four years. For the past two years I have primarily tutored students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. I realize that structure is very important when teaching students with ASD. I understand... read more

...I also completed my Master of Arts degree in Early Childhood Education last Fall at Ashford University. I have a passion for education and for youth, as currently I am an Assistant Director of Admissions at the Art Institute of Denver. I have years of experience as a youth leader and mentor at a Lutheran church in Oregon as well as a Baptist church... read more