Helping Others to Learn and Learning from Others

 Hello, Friend. How are you doing?

I have been absent from my blog for a couple of years as I try to manage all of my commitments.

As you can tell by the title, I try to help others to learn, as I learn from them and others. 

This blog is a continuation of my Chegg Tutor Profile page found at  https://www.chegg.com/tutors/online-tutors/Ambrose-P-8801441/         

You can visit that page if you want to find out more formal and informal information about me.

Since I have been affiliated with Chegg, I have had the opportunity to learn about the school assignments of students who come looking for orientation as they struggle to do their homework. My guess is that it is harder to learn, since many formal classes are not in session and much learning has to take place with a strong online component. As I mentioned in the Extracurricular Interests Section on my Chegg Profile page, talking about myself,

"Since he is a bookworm (library mouse, in Spanish), he attempts to personally study some of his students' school assignments, so that he can better understand and help students in the midst of their academic struggles .He plans to mention some of the books and articles that he reads, after learning about them as he helps orient students to do homework assignments."

Through this blog page and my connection to applications like Flipgrid, I hope to soon begin to share mostly about some of the things that I have learned from the students' worlds and some things about how I enter into their worlds through my teaching experience.  

    


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