Top online tutors near Hopkinsville, KY

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$20

1 lesson

60 mins each

Eliezer Altzman
Clarksville, TN

Experienced writer, always excited to share my passion for writing with others!

I earned my Bachelor's degree in Creative Writing from Purchase College SUNY, and I have 3 years of experience in copywriting, editing, and online publishing. I am skilled in writing for creative, academic, and professional contexts, and eager to use my skills to train other people in them as well. My coursework for my Bachelor's required deep understanding of writing and editing. I produced my own written work within submission deadlines, and I wrote in-depth analysis and critiques of other people's work as well. As part of my coursework, I produced multiple short-stories and novellas which earned me a 3.8 GPA when I graduated. My written fiction has been published in Italics Mine Magazine, and I have written an audio-play script for Headfone. I have also self-published book reviews via Medium and been trained in SEO (search engine optimization) techniques, which I have incorporated into all of my web-published work. I have worked as a copy-editor for the literary magazine Submissions Magazine. With them, I looked over all submitted works, produced reader's reports and edits, and contacted the authors to provide feedback on their work. I was also a Lead Content Writer for a career coaching company, where I was able to hone my skills for professional writing and editing, and where I was trained in SEO techniques and web publication. Writing has always been my passion, and I am always excited for the chance to teach and inspire others. Whether for academic contexts or creative endeavors, writing is a vital tool that I am excited to share.

$20

1 lesson

60 mins each

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$10

1 lesson

30 mins each

Alexis Rodriguez
Bowling Green, KY

Western Kentucky University Graduate

I have studied concepts of meteorology during my five years at Western Kentucky University, where I also got my bachelors degree in. The classes that I have taken that are important for the major include: weather analysis, synoptic, mesoscale, atmospheric physics, and dynamic meteorology. I am proficient at utilizing data from surface observations, upper level, and using models to interpret a weather forecast. During my undergraduate, I was a part of the National Weather Association chapter at my university called White Squirrel Weather, which is an observational forecasting team that provides forecasts for the university in relation to certain events. These events include athletic events such as football games, national events, and determining school observations. I am also great at explaining concepts of meteorological aspects, for which another position I took in my undergraduate is being a meteorology tutor for the introductory course. I help out freshmen taking the course with the required lab course with any questions they may have to calculate a certain variable, explaining more in detail on a certain concept, and see if their answers for each question are correct. I am more interested in the research sector of meteorology, for which I also took part in the National Weather Center Research Experience for Undergraduates program in Norman, Oklahoma. I did my research project analyzing the interpretations and reasonings of severe weather warnings between people who speak Spanish and those who do not. I have taken this research a step further by presenting it at the American Meteorological Society research conference in Baltimore, Maryland. One aspect of meteorology that I enjoy is in winter weather, for which I did three in class projects analyzing three specific winter weather events affecting certain parts of the United States and using what I have learned in class to present to my peers.

$10

1 lesson

30 mins each