I taught Government and U.S. History at the High School level. At the undergraduate level, I took straightforward history courses such as American History to 1865 and World History to 1500, as well as other specialized courses, and was named the Outstanding History Graduate at my college. I have taken the Exceptional Learner and Social Studies Methods teaching coursework
I have worked in Washington, D.C., for both the Legislative and Executive branches and was a sailor in the United States...
I taught Government and U.S. History at the High School level. At the undergraduate level, I took straightforward history courses such as American History to 1865 and World History to 1500, as well as other specialized courses, and was named the Outstanding History Graduate at my college. I have taken the Exceptional Learner and Social Studies Methods teaching coursework
I have worked in Washington, D.C., for both the Legislative and Executive branches and was a sailor in the United States Navy. I worked on two state-wide political campaigns, and my favorite job was as a session-only employee with the Joint Education and Cultural Affairs Committee Clerk for my home state’s Legislature.
I have a passion for history and social studies. Growing up, I would drill my sister in U.S. and world capitals. Also, my mother worked for George H.W. Bush in the Executive Dining Room at the CIA, and I would take the picture with her and him to show-and-tell in grade school.
Although I am new to tutoring, when I was teaching, my favorite project was where students designed a Presidential Museum as their final project. I also believe that music and sports have a powerful way to teach the culture of the times being studied. Project-based learning is the best way to learn!
