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Meet the NCCC Math Tutors! Owen Henry An international student and a peer tutor for three years at Northwestern,Owen has a degree in zoology from the University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica. He is presently working towards an Associate's Degree in Veterinary Technology. He is skilled in Biology and tutors Basic Math and Elementary Algebra. He also assists with Microsoft Computer Applications. Andrew Rodney A first-year peer tutor at NCCC, Andrew is skilled in math from Basic Math through Calculus. Andrew has previously attended the University of Hartford, Gateway Community-Technical College and Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn, New York. He is also available to tutor in computer applications. Andrea Knopf A volunteer tutor who is a native of Aschersleben, Germany, Andrea is an NCCC international student. Andrea tutors math from Basic Math through Intermediate Algebra. She is also skilled in Biology, Chemistry, and Anatomy and Physiology. Andrea is studying to be a doctor and is presently majoring in Liberal Arts. Ayoung (Lisa) Lim Lisa is a student at NCCC who has recently moved to Connecticut. She has been a student at UMass and intends to return there after taking classes at Northwestern. She tutors Basic Math through Intermediate Algebra, and also is skilled at HTML, Internet and Word.

43. [Archive] Math Tutors Needed Archive math tutors needed. Tina Deemer deemer@math.arizona.edu Thu,28 Feb 2002 102832 0700 Previous message Archive Today's http://majordomo.math.arizona.edu/pipermail/archive/2002-February/000114.html

[Archive] math tutors needed Tina Deemer deemer@math.arizona.edu Thu, 28 Feb 2002 10:28:32 -0700 Previous message: [Archive] Today's ACMS/OSC Photonics Modeling Seminar Next message: [Archive] Recruitment Hike on Sunday to Wasson Peak... Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] The New Start Summer Program is now accepting applications for math tutor positions. This year's New Start program dates are June 7 - July 26. If you have any students who might be interested, please refer them to John McNeill, New Start Tutoring Coordinator, Nugent Building Room 5, jmcneill@u.arizona.edu. Previous message: [Archive] Today's ACMS/OSC Photonics Modeling Seminar Next message: [Archive] Recruitment Hike on Sunday to Wasson Peak... Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

44. PLV Schedule Of Math Tutors PLV Tutorial Services Schedule of math tutors for Spring 2000 Tutor, Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Cindy Chu, 1012, http://www.pace.edu/support/cae/NEWEST/tutor/PLVMath/PLVMathLabSchd.htm

PLV Tutorial Services Schedule of Math Tutors for Spring 2000 Tutor Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Cindy Chu Lavinia Macovschi Deon Burris Leon Burris ... Kahramon Juraboev

45. About The Tutors - Math Lab Business math tutors that are management science majors, as well as science tutorswhose major is computer science have taken and can tutor in Discrete http://www.pace.edu/support/cae/NEWEST/TutorialServices/math/tutors.htm

General Information Mission Statement About the Tutors What To Expect ... Back to Tutorial Services About The Tutors - Math Lab The tutorial staff for the spring semester consists of peer tutors, graduate tutors and professors. Peer tutors are undergraduates enrolled at Pace University majoring in either a science or business discipline. A business math peer tutor specializes in tutoring MAT 104, 111 and 117. A science math peer tutors specializes in tutoring MAT 130, 131 and 132 as well as either some science courses that involve math; such as physics or chemistry, or some higher level math courses. Business math tutors that are management science majors, as well as science tutors whose major is computer science have taken and can tutor in Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Structures for Computer Science. Most graduate math tutors are students who have not taken undergraduate courses at Pace, however, the courses they have taken as undergraduates are consistent with those taught at Pace. The concepts taught in those courses are the same or are similar to courses taught at Pace and most graduate tutors can tutor in just about every math course at Pace. In addition, the tutorial staff consists of two professors. One, Dr. Mitchell Preiss, is assistant head to the Math Department and has taught at Pace for more than 20 years. The other, Dr. Klimi, has published many articles on mathematics in journals and has taught mathematics for many years at universities around the world.

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48. The Ticker - SACC Gaining New Synergy With Math Faculty A new program, started this semester, has math tutors grading homework for professorsto create more of a relationship between the tutors at the Student http://www.theticker.org/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/03/10/3e6d01d05c560

Sign Up for The Ticker News Update (enter email address) more info TUESDAY March 18, 2003 SEARCH Archives Google advanced archive search FRONT PAGE OP-ED ARCHIVES NEWS SACC Gaining New Synergy with Math Faculty by Jana Schiowitz March 10, 2003 A new program, started this semester, has math tutors grading homework for professors to create more of a relationship between the tutors at the Student Academic Consulting Center (SACC) and the math faculty. There are three professors involved, including Professor Aaron Todd and three math tutors. The professors assign homework to the students and the tutors make solutions for the problems. Although the program has just started, students are showing an increase in the amount of work they are doing for the homework problems. The idea is to grade the homework and see if the completed homework is helping the students do better in the math class. Math is an essential subject at Baruch College. During the fall semester of 2002, student attendance for math tutoring made up 55 percent of all tutoring done at SACC. A total of 900 students came to SACC for math, totaling 5,193 hours of tutoring. At SACC, there are 24 math tutors. There is tutoring in math 2001 and math 2206 amongst others. Baruch students are allowed six hours of math tutoring each week. A student may attend tutoring for three hours in one day, but only with the same tutor for two of those hours. Math tutoring is done using one tutor for every three students since math is in such high demand.

49. Re: Math Tutors Re math tutors. Comments. Speaking of math tutors I spoke with the lady who ownsand operates AMathOasis on Washington Street yesterday. Wow, what a Gal! http://www.intres.com/math/_disc2/00000059.htm

Mathland Discussion Forum Home Contents Search Post ... Up Re: Math Tutors From: Connie Clementino Heizer Date: 06 Feb 1997 Time: Remote Name: Comments Speaking of Math Tutors...I spoke with the lady who owns and operates AMathOasis on Washington Street yesterday. Wow, what a Gal! I was SO impressed. She works mostly with older students (algebra and up) but, loves to get younger kids. I'm considering taking my second grader to her to help him get a leg up on things. She will not only tutor him, she will teach me to help him....no hidden adjends. No secret curriculum. I'll let you know how I make out. By the way, do you think I can send the MathLand publishers the bill for tutoring? Better yet the OAUSD? The main reason he NEEDS tutoring is because he learned nothing in the area of math in the first grade because MathLand (which was purchased as a supplement) was the ONLY math which was taught. I guess choosing his own answers in an Arithmetwist book didn't do the trick. Go figure =) first grade? I guess I could try =) Last changed: October 30, 1998

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Mathland Discussion Forum Home Contents Search Post ... Previous Up Math Tutors From: Charles Beavers Date: 02 Dec 1996 Time: Remote Name: Comments Someone left an earlier message saying MathLand had spawned a new industry in math tutoring at Department of Defense facilities around the world. This past weekend I noticed two math tutoring companies advertising on Washington Avenue. Maybe these companies been there a while and I just never noticed them, but does Petaluma have a growing math tutoring industry? Last changed: October 30, 1998

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Math Tutors Needed Focus:Hope Looking for Volunteers by Glen W. Chung and Julie Reyer Focus:Hope, a nationally recognized non-profit organization, is looking for volunteers to tutor candidates in basic mathematics for the Advanced Technology Center. They are asking the University to provide tutors Monday through Friday of each week this f all term. The suggested times are: Monday through Friday 11:00 a.m. through 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday 2:20 p.m. through 5:30 p.m. They would like two tutors for each time period. The Advanced Technology Center is the second phase of the Focus:Hope Adult Education and Employment Initiative. (In the first phase, candidates receive education going up to an equivalent of 10th grade as well as machine shop training. Meanwhile, they w ork in an on-site machine shop, finishing various parts.) The second phase has the candidates learning modern flexible manufacturing cells complete with robots and lots of CMMs. During this phase, the candidates also receive further education culminatin g in an associates degree. (They can also continue to get a bachelors degree, though the program is so new, no one has gotten that far yet.) Math tutor time commitment First, you have to drive to Detroit. Including driving time, for 2:30-5:00 slot, we leave at 1:45 and get back around 6:00. Ideally, you should go every week, but a few people this term have arranged to switch with someone and actually go every other we ek. (So, if you can only spare 1/2 a day every other week, please volunteer too!!)

52. Kudos To The Math Tutors Kudos to the math tutors. Laura Leighton. Never fear the math tutors are here.Math comes easy for some students, but for others it is a daily battle. http://marian.creighton.edu/~network/2002/march/editorials/kudos.htm

Kudos to the Math Tutors Laura Leighton Never fear the Math Tutors are here. Math comes easy for some students, but for others it is a daily battle. This is why a math tutoring room is available in the college center during every block of the day. As the bell rings for class, not only are students rushing to class, but they are also filing into the tutoring room. Math Tutors give up a free period every day to help students of all levels. Every day they are bombarded with questions ranging from Algebra to Calculus. Each night, as I toil through my daily math problems, I am put at ease with the realization that my problems will be answered. My reliable Math Tutor will be waiting the next day, with a smile. These commendable math tutors include: Ms. Rochelle Rohlfs, Mr. Brian Sandall, Mr. Roger Wright, Mrs. Lisa Schmidt, Mrs. Kathi Smith, Mrs. Mary Baker, Mr. Dennis Kathman, and juniors Liz Winkler, Johanna del Mundo, and Bridget Wychulus. Hats off and kudos to you, Math Tutors.

53. Tutor's Full Name Details Debraj Chakrabarti $17.50 E-mail 201 Courses Any undergraduate course. Nonmath tutors Approved byMath Department. Tutor's Full Name, Details. Kristofer Dressler, $40.00. http://www.math.wisc.edu/~paulson/tutor.html

Department of Mathematics TUTOR LIST Spring Semester 2003 The following people have indicated an interest in tutoring. The Mathematics Department recommends that you talk to them about their mathematical background and teaching/tutoring experience before asking them to tutor. Click here to send email to all these tutors. Tutor's Full Name Details Debraj Chakrabarti E-mail: dchakrab@math.wisc.edu Office: 263-2492 716 Van Vleck Home: 264-0825 917 W. Johnson, #208 Courses: all undergrad math classes Marios Charalambides E-mail: charalam@math.wisc.edu Office: 263-6258 416 Van Vleck Home: 284-9070 434 West Mifflin # 203 Courses: All but 234 Leon Chen E-mail: lchen@math.wisc.edu Office: 263-2437 616 Van Vleck Home: 213-1517 16 Langdon St., #39 Courses: any undergrad course, high school, math contests. James Cossey E-mail: cossey@math.wisc.edu Office: 262-3853 420 Van Vleck Home: 256-3553 601 S Orchard #2 Courses: Any undergraduate courses Stella Demetriou E-mail: demetrio@math.wisc.edu Office: 262-3600 620 Van Vleck Home: 259-9066 511 W. Main St, #301

54. QCC Math Tutors QCC Mathematics Support Center math tutors Coming Soon. http://www.qcc.mass.edu/mathsupport/mathtutors.html

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55. USC Neighborhoods - Community Building - USC Community Programs And Volunteer Op USC students with workstudy grants (and a limited number of non work-study students)in the USC Family of Five Schools as elementary literacy and math tutors. http://www.usc.edu/neighborhoods/community/programs/literacy.html

university park campus and downtown los angeles health sciences campus community building Highlighted Community Programs Find out more about the university’s top community outreach programs. All Community Programs and Volunteer Opportunities Arts and Recreation Arts and Culture Athletics and Recreation Children and Family Services Children and Family Domestic Violence Homeless Older Adult ... Youth Communications and Resources Communications and Media Information and Referral Legal Technical Assistance Economic Development Business and Economic Development Employment and Job Development Educational Progress After-school Programs Literacy Mentors and Tutoring Scholarships and Awards Science and Technology Education Health and Safety Disabled Emergency Assistance Health Public Safety Volunteer Service and Internships Internships Volunteer and Community Service Other Programs Environmental Politics Religion Civic and Community Relations Get information and learn about resources from USC’s Office of Civic and Community Relations. Volunteer Center Find out about service opportunities in USC's community. For students, faculty and staff. Literacy MBA-READ MBA-READ provides mentoring services and tutoring to improve reading, writing and critical thinking skills to sixth through eighth grade middle school students at the Foshay Learning Center. USC Masters in Business Administration students spend one hour a week at Foshay, working with their "reading buddies" as part of the HOSTS Program.

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RE: New to ANPN - math tutors From: Iddo Gal ( iddo@research.haifa.ac.il Date: Sat Dec 02 2000 - 04:20:21 EST Next message: Lynda Ginsburg: "Adult Numeracy Network annual meeting(s)" Previous message: K Blevins: "RE: New to ANPN" In reply to: K Blevins: "RE: New to ANPN" Next in thread: Esther D Leonelli: "NIFL LINCS Resource [Re: New to ANPN]" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... numeracy@world.std.com ; Sun, 3 Dec 2000 12:22:16 -0500 (EST) Received: from research.haifa.ac.il ( root@research.haifa.ac.il numeracy@europe.std.com iddo@research.haifa.ac.il X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.5 (32) Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 11:20:21 +0200 To: numeracy@europe.std.com numeracy@europe.std.com iddo@research.haifa.ac.il NEBBKCDGGLIAJIIOHHHMOEGLCDAA.abramsr@ACE-Leon.org ... F155C8E98EC5D11181FF00805FC74AC1016E82C5@mail-cd.canadorec.on.ca > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Sender: numeracy-approval@world.std.com Precedence: list Reply-To: numeracy@europe.std.com kblevins@accesscomm.ca numeracy-approval@world.std.com numeracy-approval@world.std.com ... edl@world.std.com > > > - -To unsubscribe from the Numeracy mail list send e-mail to -majordomo@world.std.com. -In the body of the message type "unsubscribe numeracy your_address" -If you have any questions e-mail edl@world.std.com

57. Indiana University East: Tutorial Services: Math Lab math tutors explain how to use the software in a few minutes, and thenstudents are off to explore the stepby-step tutorials on their own. http://www.iue.edu/tutor/math.shtml

Become a Student Current Students Alumni Community Members ... Advanced Search Labs Math Reading Writing Supplemental Instruction ... IU East Home Tutorial Services Math Lab All students enrolled in a math class at IU East are welcome and encouraged to use the Math Lab located in Springwood Hall 202C. All Math Lab services are free to students and are designed to help them succeed academically and gain confidence in math. Students may come to the Math Lab as often as they like. Two tutors are available at all scheduled times to: Help prepare students for quizzes and exams Share math tips and study strategies Help students gain self-confidence Show students another way of looking at the problems and offer alternate explanations Students can also get a head start on their education by attending Math JUMPSTART sessions. Hours The Math Lab is open the following hours during the fall and spring semesters: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. (Note: The Richmond Math Lab is closed on Fridays Saturday, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. The Math Lab is also open during the summer sessions.

58. York College - Learning Resource Center - Math Assistance WHO? The math tutors are professionals and students who are well qualifiedanswer your math questions and teach you problemsolving skills. http://www.ycp.edu/lrc/lrc_math.html

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER CONTENTS Math Assistance Call or stop by today to set up an appointment. Be sure to have attempted to solve your math problems yourself so you have specific questions to ask your tutor. WHO? The math tutors are professionals and students who are well qualified answer your math questions and teach you problem-solving skills. Click on their names to learn more about them: David, Sue, Susan, Tabitha, Jessi Erin , Austin, Sarah Steve , Julie, Diana, Jay, Robert, Mark, and Lisa. WHAT? The math tutors will assist math and problem-solving skills. Their goal is to help you increase your confidence in your ability to do math. WHERE? The York College Math Center is housed in the York College Learning Resource Center, located in Wolf Academic Center, Room 112 (use lower rear entrance to Wolf Gym by the creek). WHEN? During Fall and Spring semesters, the math tutors are available for you to make appointments on Mon-Thurs 9 a.m. until 9 p.m., Fridays 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., Saturdays noon until 4 p.m., and Sundays 4 - 8 p.m. Modified hours are announced during summer semesters. HOW?

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MATH TUTORS WANTED? Do you want to be a Math Tutor? SIERRA COLLEGE MATH DEPARTMENT TUTORS All Tutors work under general supervision. Tutors are expected to perform their required tasks, which involve significant skill. Only highly qualified Math Tutors are needed because often, tutors are crucial for students academic success. Tutors are expected to: Tutor "drop-in's" or small groups (2-3) of people. Tutor students in math as well as from other various academic disciplines. Explain class material to students utilizing a variety of learning modalities. Develop tutor-teaching aids to assist students with subject understanding. Provide study techniques and time management skills to students. TUTORS REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS OR TUTOR I LEVEL Complete either Math 16B or Math 31 with an "A" or "B" Demonstrate a proficiency in Reading, English, and/or Math, as per Sierra College requirements for an AA/AS degree (if proficiency is measured by course, then the student must have achieved a "B" or better in that class).

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