Wilmington Academic Tutoring Lessons for Seniors

I'm a Certified Holistic Life, Career & Executive Coach, am also an Accounting and QuickBooks Expert and . I have over 18 years of business experience. I pride myself on being clear and to the point. I not only know how to do but I know how to teach. I have mentored colleagues and train QuickBooks to laymen who wanted to get a better understanding how to use QuickBooks. I have also tutored the children of friends in accounting and math subjects. I enjoy teaching and helping others to succeed.
I am an advanced user in QuickBooks. My expert proficiency has enabled me to analyze data quickly and deliver business intelligence in support of operational and strategic decision making.

Medical Terminology is a Medical language that Doctors and Practitioners use to identify body parts and organs. In this subject, students will learn the root words, the combining form, the prefixes and the suffixes. This combination is necessary for students to understand the language, to interpret and build their own medical terms. You will learn this combination through me and I will assist you in your homework. Medical Terminology is important in the use of reading Doctors' diagnoses and providing accuracy in Medical Records and coding. A misdiagnosis can lead to a wrong treatment and eventually to a patient's death. Therefore, it is a must that students in Medical field be familiar with Medical Terminology.

You will learn whatever your homework needs! I am good with numbers so you’re in great hands!

I have been teaching and preaching the Word of God for 15 years now. I cover a large range of topics throughout the Bible. I cover history from BC to AD. When teaching the Bible, I incorporate life application studies in each and every lesson. Some of the topics that are covered are but not limited to, pray, faith, christology, ministry, evangelism, women in the Bible, biblical hero’s of faith, practical ministry and many more.

Lessons with me are highly interactive. Active learning is what I'm striving for; an engaged student can learn. As many a professor of mine has said, math is not a spectator sport. It is learned by actively engaging with the concepts and the mechanics.

I focus on finding out where the student is in terms of understanding, and meeting them intellectually wherever they may be. A lesson with me is truly where there is no such thing as a dumb question. Understanding why things are the way they are is central to my approach. Understanding is a "force multiplier" that takes a student far beyond mere rote memorization of rules that are otherwise quickly forgotten.

Of course, the goal is to be able to demonstrate understanding, which typically requires being able to solve problems. Once understanding of a concept seems to be emerging, I am happy to help guide the student through a variety of exercises to give the student the confidence that they "really get it", and can work ...

Precalculus sounds intimidating, but it is actually algebra 3. I’ve tutored many high school students, college students, and university students in core concepts like functions, graphing functions, trigonometry, and an introduction to calculus. I also walk students through a complete algebra review if they need to refresh their knowledge or have difficult concepts re-explained. For those preparing for calculus, I show them its connection to precalculus and why it is so critical for them to really understand and remember these concepts. Another course I am familiar with is advanced math, which is precalculus with trigonometry.