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Nov 2, 2014
-help improve organizational skills
-improve study skills
-provide test taking tips
i am a recent university graduate, an aspiring teacher who has spent the past year and a half teaching at the elementary level. I am committed on improving reading, writing and organizational skills of young students. I have particular experience with children that have learning disabilities (i.e. reading and writing). Improvement of a child's academic skills and comprehension of the material that they are reading is crucial, and i believe that grades are secondary. i am passionate in teaching and want what is best for the child, and I understand that every child learns differently, and it's something that translates into my teaching.
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