Tutoring for Calculus, Physics, Statistics and English classes - Salamanca

ENGLISH & FRENCH BELOW VERSION:

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Methods:

Following an initial analysis of the student's level, his strengths and his objectives, I define with him / her an educational strategy in terms of areas of improvement, working methods, frequency of lessons and of supports used.

CONDUCT OF A TYPICAL SESSION

1- Answer the student's questions (class points, exercises and corrections given in class)

2- Evaluate the student's understanding (direct questions, direct application exercises, quiz...)

3- Verification of the work requested from the student
Identification of any misunderstandings
Detailed explanation of questions not included
Correction of any errors
Solving method tips and tricks

4- For all the exercises / annals made together, the student is strongly encouraged to do everything again alone and to write them clean. The student is also asked to note any difficulties encountered as well as the time spent on each exercise. The aim of this approach is:
Validation of assimilation
Editorial assessment
Evaluating effectiveness (speed, absence of faults, etc.)

5- Summary point - Report of the session

FRENCH VERSION:
Methods :

Following an initial analysis of the student's level, their strengths as well as their objectives, I define with him / her an educational strategy in terms of areas for improvement, working methods, frequency of lessons and of supports used.

RUNNING OF A TYPICAL SESSION

1- Answer the student's questions (course points, exercises and corrections given in class)

2- Assess the student's comprehension (direct questions, direct application exercises, quizzes, validation of the student's cards)

3- Verification of the work required of the student
Identification of any misunderstandings
Detailed explanation of questions not included
Correction of any errors
Solving method tips and tricks

4- For all the exercises / annals done together, the student is strongly encouraged to do everything alone and to write them for themselves. The student is also asked to note any difficulties encountered as well as the time spent on each exercise. This approach aims to:
Validation of assimilation
Editorial assessment
Evaluating effectiveness (speed, absence of faults, etc.)

5- Summary item - Minutes of the meeting