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- History
- Sociology
- Philosophy
- Public Policy
Final Phase PhD Student to Help you Achieve Academic Excellence with Expert Tutoring in Public Policy, Global Studies, Global Technology & Development!
- History
- Sociology
- Philosophy
- Public Policy
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About Frenard
I was the lead student in high school and served many years in the United States Navy as a Dental Technician and Hospital Corpsman. I attended the New York Film Academy, where I graduated with a diploma in filmmaking and directing for film.
My undergraduate studies began at Phoenix College, where I excelled and graduated Magna Cum Laude. I then attended Arizona State University, earning a Bachelor's degree in the Future of Innovation in Society with minors in Sociology, Global Studies, and History, graduating with a 4.0 GPA.
I hold a Master of Science in Global Technology & Development and am currently finalizing my PhD in Public Policy at Liberty University, maintaining an extremely high academic performance with a GPA of 3.9.
This aside, I am an avid cyclist who cycles my triathlon and road bikes routinely, climbs mountains and loves hikes.
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About the lesson
- All Levels
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
My Teaching Method and Techniques
As a PhD student with a specialization in Global Studies, Global Technology & Development, and Public Policy, my approach as a tutor is rooted in fostering a deep understanding of the subject matter through interactive and student-centered learning. I employ a variety of teaching methods to cater to different learning styles, including:
Active Learning: Encouraging students to engage with the material through discussions, case studies, and problem-solving activities.
Critical Thinking: Promoting analytical thinking by challenging students to question assumptions, evaluate evidence, and develop well-reasoned arguments.
Practical Applications: Relating theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios to illustrate their relevance and applicability.
Customized Support: Adapting my teaching techniques to meet the unique needs and goals of each student, ensuring a personalized learning experience.
A Typical Lesson Plan
Introduction and Objectives:
Brief overview of the lesson topic and its relevance.
Clear outline of learning objectives for the session.
Conceptual Framework:
Explanation of key concepts and theories.
Use of visual aids, such as diagrams and slides, to enhance understanding.
Interactive Discussion:
Engaging students with thought-provoking questions.
Encouraging participation and diverse viewpoints.
Case Study Analysis:
Examination of a relevant case study or real-world example.
Group discussion on its implications and lessons learned.
Practical Exercise:
Hands-on activity or problem-solving exercise related to the topic.
Guided support to help students apply concepts in practice.
Review and Reflection:
Recap of key points covered in the lesson.
Open floor for questions and reflections on the lesson.
Homework and Further Reading:
Assignment of relevant readings or tasks to reinforce the lesson.
Recommendations for further exploration of the topic.
What Sets Me Apart as a Tutor
Expertise: As a PhD candidate, I bring advanced knowledge and a deep understanding of Global Studies, Global Technology & Development, and Public Policy.
Passion for Teaching: I am dedicated to helping students achieve academic excellence and fostering a love for learning.
Personalized Approach: My tutoring sessions are tailored to each student's needs, ensuring that they receive the support and guidance necessary for their success.
Real-World Relevance: I integrate practical examples and current events into lessons to demonstrate the real-world applicability of theoretical concepts.
Commitment to Excellence: I encourage and support students in developing discipline, focus, and a drive for academic success, regardless of their starting point.
Who the Lessons Are For
Degree Levels: Undergraduate and Graduate students.
Classes and Courses: Suitable for students enrolled in Global Studies, Global Technology & Development, Public Policy, and related fields.
Specificities: Ideal for students who are:
Seeking a deeper understanding of their subject matter.
Preparing for exams or major assignments.
Interested in applying theoretical knowledge to real-world issues.
Looking for personalized support to overcome academic challenges.
Therefore, whether you are driven and focused or need assistance in developing these skills, I am here to help you achieve your academic goals and excel in your studies.
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Rates
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- $40
Pack rates
- 5h: $200
- 10h: $400
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