TEACHER, TUTOR, & COACH
TEACHER, TUTOR, & COACH
This is a free resource for anyone who wants to dive into Fahrenheit 451 with your own personal Faber. Figure out the ideas that are in the book through drawing and discussing philosophy, history, and metaphor in this novel
In this on-going class for ages 9 to 14, students meet once a week online to learn about, discuss, and improve organization, note-taking, and motivation with an emphasis on kids who learn visually and physically in an ADHD and autism friendly environment.
Jump in any time! Students will meet each week to read deeply, think critically, and build confidence in writing and grammar skills. This learner-led class is taught by a 15 year veteran ELA teacher skilled in helping students grow linguistically.
Explore spooky classic literature in this self-paced sketchnoting class! Read The Most Dangerous Game, The Monkey’s Paw, & The Cask of Amontillado while analyzing themes, characterization, & literary devices through visual representation
Jump in any time! This is an ongoing class taught by a 16-year veteran teacher, students will read, sketchnote, examine, and discuss the classic novels and plays. Spring novel is Fahrenheit 451 and summer novel is The Great Gatsby!
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Writing, SAT, Grammar, Literature, Reading Strategies. Certified 6-12 grade Language Arts teacher, Nationally Recognized, Public speaking and Debate Coach. AP Certified. ADHD & Autism friendly. Study Skills, Executive Functioning, Organization, Time Management. One-on-One College Essay coaching. Have access to an essay coach through all stages of essay process.
Unlock the world of ADHD potential in this comprehensive, engaging, and interactive course designed specifically for students aged 14-18. This self-paced class is perfect for ADHD learners who thrive on flexibility, fun, and curiosity.
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One-on-One tutoring sessions for 6-12 math courses. SAT/ ACT prep and more
Research says you actually learn BETTER when you close the laptop and take notes the old fashioned way.
What? Why? There's a myriad of reasons, but here are a few of my favorites.