...I encourage my students to ask questions, investigate or research and explore new ideas. This style and approach proved to develop and strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills. When approaching learning this way, I find that children are excited, motivated and encouraged. (read more)
...After graduating high school, I realized that my passion in many subjects wasn't something that I had from the start. In fact, I was one of the kids who would daydream in any class that wasn't music or art, and I'd only really be excited to go to school if I had one of the aforementioned classes that day or because of recess. Then, I met my fifth grade history and writing teacher. (read more)
...Whether this be in academics or in life. We all have tremendous potential and sometimes just need a nudge to excel. I have worked in business, banking, corrections (12 years). I have studied Aikido for seven years and hold the title of Shodan (teacher) I taught classes for children and adults at the Aikido Dojo in West Reading, PA for 6 years. (read more)
...I have been able to help every child I have worked with, including those having autism, some of whom were nonverbal. I was a reading tutor for 5 years with the Carbon County Volunteers for Literacy, and tutored adult learners in my home. I currently tutor one of my own grandchildren, and she is experiencing much improvement and a much higher level of self esteem in the classroom. (read more)
...More importantly, my job is to coach, motivate and ignite the spark that will keep you moving toward your goals. Whether you are choosing to do this for your own improvement, to make your family proud, to gain meaningful employment, or to enroll in a college or trade school, I will help you get there. Studying for your GED takes commitment, both of spirit and time. (read more)