Adventures in Tutoring
Adventures in Tutoring

Adventures in Tutoring

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Introduction: I have been raised in the special education world. In many ways I am a "purist" I want what is going to be best for the child. If I know that a particular resource is going to help one child then I will purchase that resource. I am creative and have come up with new techniques, strategies, and interventions that help children who have previously had little to no success. I research many things from special education to motor skills, sensory, speech and language, social, emotional, and behavioral. I have found that everything ties together. The more skills you can target at one time the better chance you have of achieving success for the child. The small success stories. In my teaching career I found that my most challenging students were always my favorite because as they began to make slow and steady progress I was filled with joy. The other reason I love my job is because no 2 days are alike. The students are imaginative, thoughtful, and full of good.
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  • What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

    I have earned both my bachelors and masters degrees in special education with a focus in augmentative communication and behavioral supports. I currently teach as an adjunct professor at the University of Utah which keeps me up to date on new ideas and stategies for working with kids with a variety of disabilities.

  • How did you get started doing this type of work?

    My sister has severe cerebral palsy and she is deaf. My entire life has been spent in the special education world. I have the perspective of the sibling, guardian, and educator. She is my insperation for why I want to continually help kids with disabilities succeed!

  • What types of customers have you worked with?

    One on one tutoring to work on the specific goals and objectives for the student. IEP help and support for the parents. Group tutoring for social and functional skills for students with more significant disabilities. One on one speech and language services including sign language, articulation, and PECS.