125 Peoria Down Syndrome Tutors

...I am not a certified teacher, but I do qualify to be a para-educator, or teacher's assistant as it is commonly known. I have a 2 year college degree in general education. I am convinced that phonics is the most important educational skill that anyone could ever learn. I start with vowels, then consonants, then to blends. I believe that even just... read more

...y name is Lauren and I'm a recent graduate of ASU with my Bachelor's degree in Family and Human Development. I love working with kids of all ages (2-102!). My coursework at ASU included classes in child development, elementary math and science, instruction and curriculum, technology in education, and special needs. I currently work for the Division... read more

...I believe that it is the teachers job to ensure that all the lessons are engaging and interesting enough to captivate the learners attention. We live in a day of technology that is so far advanced from when we were children, and this challenge for teachers is to look forward to the types of jobs and challenges today's students would face in their... read more

...American History is a subject that many of my Junior students take and thus I'm constantly helping students with it. As a high school Special Education teacher I need to be able to help my students with any and all classes that they take. Thus, I constantly keep up on all subjects to best help my students. Biology is an essential subject that many... read more

...Fulfilled 60 hour requirement for ESL Endorsement from the Arizona Department of Education in 2006-7 As a Voice Major and Communications minor in college, I learned how to communicate and connect with the audience in order to deliver my message. I also coached a Debate Team and won first place at a citywide competition in Los Angeles.... read more