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Learn More About Jacqueline's Experience:

GED I taught, and also volunteered with, federal inmates in all GED subjects from August of 1992 through October of 1993 at a federal institution in El Paso, Texas. I also tutored college students at El Paso Community College from April 1989 through October 1993. The program I was in charge of was a pilot program for the then Texas Academic Skills Program, designed for college entrants. During this time, I not only tutored Reading, Writing, and Mathematics of all disciplines, but also any other subjects that students might need help with. I also workshopped classes for several of the English Professors, and assisted their students in such classes as Technical Writing, Research and Critical Writing, Introduction to Drama and Short Story and Novel. After my contract ended with the Federal Institution, I was employed in positions other than education, but returned to education from 1995 through 1997 as a substitute teacher for the Ysleta School District in El Paso, TX. I worked mainly at one high school, where I susbtituted for teachers in almost every subject offered at the school. I am returning to school this year and plan on becoming a certified teacher in the area I now work in as a teacher's aide. study skills From my experience as a substitute teacher with a school district in El Paso, Texas, as well as my years tutoring with the El Paso Community College, and also my time teaching GED to inmates at a Federal Institution, also in the El Paso, Texas area, I have acquired a well rounded knowledge of how different people study. I have used this experience to assist others in obtaining good grades and the knowledge to help them pass the exams and tests needed for them to continue their academic potential.