RATES Parent conferences are
encouraged. Any student (tutored or not) benefits
from working with practice exams. Practice won't make
perfect, but it will help improve your score. I use current
books, software, timed exercises and original individualized
worksheets. Tutoring sessions include: Grammar: Subject and verb
agreement; adjectives and adverbs; verb formation; idioms
and pronouns. Punctuation: Proper use of
commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, hyphens, apostrophes,
exclamation and question marks. Sentence Structure &
Rhetoric: Dependent and independent clauses;
parallelism; sentence fragments; comma splices and fused
sentences. Analogies: Basic types of
analogy problems, word relationships, vocabulary and
etymologies, cautions and tips. Sentence Completion: Review
of common types of completion questions, contrast &
comparison signals, connectors, and double blank
sentences. Writing Strategies:
Organization, tone and style. Test Strategies: Since these
exams test your test-taking skills and not your
intelligence(s), strategies can improve your score. Learn
how to identify options and solve questions faster, make
intelligent guesses, and analyze problems so you don't
get lured into wrong answers. CALL
BARTLESTUTOR: (918) 336-8073
email:
BartlesTutor@aol.com For more information on college test
preparation, check out the resources available from school
counselors, the library and online.


$30 / hour or
two sessions
per week for $50,
paid in advance.
Call
BartlesTutor Ann Cleary for one-on-one
individualized help with college test
prep.Reading Comprehension:
Intense collaborative close reading of questions and text
selections. This is the heart of the tutoring
process. Learn the different strategies for
answering questions on main ideas, inference, tone &
attitude, vocabulary in context, specific details,
technical terms.
Registered test prep coach with Number2.com.
QUALIFICATIONS: -BA, History and English; Southwest Missouri State University.
-MA, Rhetoric and Writing; completion of doctoral course work in English, U. of Tulsa.
-99th percentile in verbal section, GRE (Graduate Record Exam).
-Former fulltime certified Bartlesville classroom teacher in English and Social Studies, eight years.
-Part-time instructor in composition, business English, and literature at Tulsa Community College and Rogers State University, seven years; graduate teaching assistant at University of Tulsa, five years.
-Published in Dictionary of Literary Biography, various journals and magazines.
-Grand prize winner, 2002 Bartlesville Library writing contest; first place in non-fiction and poetry.For math and science test prep, please contact Gordon Stallings, M.S.E.E., 333-7390.