1,019 Jackson Heights Bar Exam Tutors

...Once the student has sufficiently grasped how to handle the problems he or she needed help with, I have practice problems that the student can do for the next session. Also, if there is a shortcut for solving the problem, I will show it to the student so that such problems can quickly be solved on exams. For students looking to prepare for the SAT,... read more

...My experience includes working with deaf and hard of hearing students of all ages as well as those with multiple disabilities. My experience also includes working with students of American Sign Language. For general subjects, I'm an advocate of visual learning and visual mapping. I am also available to review with you on Deaf Studies/Deaf Culture... read more

...I believe it's necessary to do especially well on this part of the exam because doing so provides a helpful confidence boost before proceeding to the other areas of the exam. I know my grammar very well, and know how to explain its proper use to students. My teaching method is the following: practice, practice, practice. Practice ensures that the... read more

Let's talk about you, and then talk about me. First, you: You already know that you must rock your law school exams. (That includes the bar exam, but we'll get there in a minute.) More than ever, your early success as a lawyer--getting a good law firm job, clerkship, public interest position, or teaching position--will depend on your law school grades,... read more

...I have found that when you combine these three lessons, you can effectively understand exactly what each question is asking for and exactly how to approach the answer process. I graduated from law school in 1998 and passed the bar exam in February 1999. Over 10 years of practice as a civil attorney in trial, appellate and federal courts have further... read more