JohnFullmer.com : Academic Tutoring |
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- Mathematics Jr. High / High School
- Algebra I, II |
![]() As a facilitator for MedCOR -- a tutoring program which prepares L.A. area
junior high and high school students for the medical profession --
I know what it takes to be an effective tutor. I've also tutored local
elementary school kids in reading, writing and math. I'll go at the pace that
best suits you; all I ask is that you're as dedicated to learning the material
as I am to teaching it. I charge $5 an hour for elementary school students, $10
an hour for junior high and high school. Phone: (714)992-2563
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English I tutor English at all levels, from basic writing skills to research papers, college essays, resumes, creative writing. If you've got a paper you'd like some help on, email it to me and I'll send you my comments, free. Latin I studied Latin for four years, translating Cicero, Ovid and Pliny. Learning Latin is a great way to improve your English vocabularly and a great starting point for learning Italian, French or Spanish. |
Science, Math Bring your textbook, homework and any questions you may have. Everyone can understand algebra, trigonometry, or physics, you just have to take it at you own pace. AP Music Theory Review ear training, tonal harmony, counterpoint, figured bass, and test taking strategy. As a music major at USC, I've had years of this stuff, so I can answer any questions you may have. Musicians: please visit my music page. SAT Tutoring Get into the best college you can. We'll review vocabularly, analogies, mathematics, and do a plethora of sample tests! |
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Los Angeles Reads Challenge: http://sccac.lacoe.edu/reads/los_angeles/home.html
AP Music Theory: http://www.collegeboard.org/ap/music/index.html
Latin Language Resource: http://www.ut.ee/klassik/web/latlang.html
Latin Language Resource: http://home.houston.rr.com/mrex/
Latin Language Resource: http://www.utep.edu/latin/home.html
WorldWideWords.org www.worldwidewords.org |
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