I'm a student in college, second year, looking to complete a bachelor's in Engineering Technology. I want to design video games and educational programs to adhere to every form of learning style and learning disability, as well as any other form of disability (for example: deaf, nonverbal, blind, etc.)
I have tutored in math before at a senior (high school) level. I've also taken numerous math classes through high school and I'm about to finish my second math course in college. The course...
I'm a student in college, second year, looking to complete a bachelor's in Engineering Technology. I want to design video games and educational programs to adhere to every form of learning style and learning disability, as well as any other form of disability (for example: deaf, nonverbal, blind, etc.)
I have tutored in math before at a senior (high school) level. I've also taken numerous math classes through high school and I'm about to finish my second math course in college. The course I'm currently enrolled in is Modeling Algebra Plus, therefore I believe I'm qualified for tutoring the listed math subjects best.
Students are encouraged to test beyond their limits, but not so hard as to get frustrated. I do my best to make it fun and relatable. I will not move on from what we're working on until I'm confident the student gets it. Math can be frustrating, I've been there, but with time and effort, you'll get there in no time.
