"Hello parents and students,
My name is Guiane, and I am looking for a great opportunity to tutor a student in reading.
Information on me:
I am originally from North Carolina, and in December 2008, I received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and in Management & Society from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 2010, I spent a year teaching English to children in more...
"Hello parents and students,
My name is Guiane, and I am looking for a great opportunity to tutor a student in reading.
Information on me:
I am originally from North Carolina, and in December 2008, I received a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and in Management & Society from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 2010, I spent a year teaching English to children in Seoul, South Korea. I moved back to New York in 2011 and began teaching 3rd grade in Canarsie, Brooklyn. I taught in Canarsie for three years before taking another year to travel domestically and internationally. In that year, I spent several months in Sydney, Australia and taught English for months in Thailand. I currently teach 2nd grade in East New York, Brooklyn.
My thoughts on tutoring:
I have tutored students in math for approximately ten years, and I have tutored math on all levels. I love teaching math because I push my students to understand math conceptually. When I teach math, I use a lot of concrete objects and pictures so that my students understand on a deeper level, and these techniques spark curiosity in my students.
While teaching English in Korea, I learned many techniques to engage students, and I relied on these engagement techniques because my young students started the year speaking little to no English. I had to be engaging to keep their attention! As a result, I excel in engaging my students now through the use of pictures, songs, stories and competitions. Also, I engage and invest students by tracking their progress in a visual way that is easy for them to understand.
Last thoughts:
I really enjoy working with students because my experiences give me the opportunity to develop critical thinking skills, confidence, self-esteem, and the curiosity for learning." less...
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, undergrad
Relay Graduate School of Education, Masters