...of being in school coupled with h my keen interest in learning. Attending one of the best schools for my undergraduate education and then entering law school helped me develop critical thinking skills which is one of the most important aspects when learning. I have a great sense of understanding how people like to learn and making it fun and casual - stress does not help at all. In my opinion, tutoring is a partnership...
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...preparing myself for the bar exam. Teaching in San Luis Obispo, California, I learned methods for guiding students through the logic games, reading comprehension, and logical reasoning sections of the test. My system introduces a method of tackling each type of problem, and then, as the student becomes more comfortable with the subject matter, streamlining that method to achieve the pace needed to score well on the timed exam. I also stress a holistic approach...
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...human rights-related practice. My commitments to social justice and contributing to the tangible progress of my community, mark my aspirations as both a tutor and barrister-to-be. As a conscientious tutor, I seek to inspire an interest in the education I deliver. Through carefully tailored and creative teaching, I aim to empower student development. Perhaps as a by-product of my legal profession, I like to play devil's advocate by challenging and pushing students to grow confidence...
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...20 years. I have taught all primary subjects and middle school. My major focus for the last several years has been getting students interested in hands-on Science and I accomplished that as a Science Coordinator for a private school in the UAE and here in the States as a Middle School Science teacher. I love students and I am here to help you succeed in your studies when I get to know you as an...
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...who recently started a business. I live in Brooklyn and I'm originally from Jacksonville, Florida. I've lived all over the country in Los Angeles, Chicago, Florida, and NYC. Formerly I practiced bankruptcy law. I have passed the bar exam in three states via self-study on my first try for each: California (2015), New York (2020 UBE), and Illinois (2007). On the UBE I scored in the top 8 percentile. During the past few years I've...
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I love teaching and helping others learn. I believe that everyone has their own unique learning style. As a tutor, it is my goal to help you succeed. I love animals and volunteering at the humane society.
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My name is Michael Devore. I am a licensed attorney with a large commercial insurance broker. I hold a Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology. Prior to attending law school, I worked in law enforcement for nearly ten years, during which time I held a wide range of positions including gang task force member, SWAT operations, and police academy instructor.
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...since 2020. I hold a B.A. in International Studies with a minor in Law & Public Policy. As I enter my final semester of law school at Penn State, I will be awarded a Juris Doctorate by May of 2024. During the course of my studies, I have gained experience working for a law firm and several government agencies, including the United Kingdom's Parliament. It goes without saying, as a future lawyer, I specialize in...
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...a homeschool teacher and tutor to students from all over the world. This experience has provided me with a unique opportunity to engage with students of varying ages and backgrounds and to develop innovative and constructive teaching strategies. As an amicable, patient, and supportive instructor, I am dedicated to facilitating the development of young minds and empowering them to reach their full potential. I am confident that my proficiency and teaching style can effectively assist...
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...and women in a wide array of subjects, including business, statistics, law, math, computers, sciences and the arts. Additionally, I help students (both young and old) who are working on their bar exams and professional certifications/licensures, which includes overall exam prep, essay/paper development, and multiple choice mastery. During my undergraduate years, I worked as a multi-subject tutor, helping the sports teams players in their various subjects. Upon starting my law practice in 2002, I maintained...
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As someone who has always enjoyed learning, my goal is to help motivated students who may not have yet developed their own love of learning. I specialize in analytical thinking, writing, and CrockPot cooking. I look forward to helping students become better readers, writers, economists, and playwrights. I live in Richmond, VA. I have a BA in economics from Kenyon and a JD from Boston College. I work and teach at VCU.
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...of Mexico. I gained my bachelor's degree of law exclusively law. Since graduation, I entered to work with a legal firm. The time passes, and I keep working in the legal field, but with another firm, in this case a leasing company called SL Arrendamiento in Spanish. Arrendamiento = Lease or Leasing. While I was teaching, topics referred to social problems, politics and economics, law, introduction of social sciences and civic and ethics. I see...
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...Geology and extensive coursework in cultural studies. My diverse educational background has laid a strong foundation in various subjects. After completing my degree, I pursued a multifaceted career in media and animation, further reinforcing my belief in the power of education and the value of all knowledge. My experiences in the professional world have shown me the importance of learning how to learn, as my background in physics, seismology, and microbiology proved to be invaluable...
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...clerk and dance company owner in New Orleans, Louisiana. I received my J.D from Loyola University New Orleans in 2019, and I graduated from Xavier University of Louisiana with a double-major in Political Science and Spanish Language and Literature. I have a passion for Spanish, College Essay, Math, Writing and Grammar, and Public Speaking. I have tutored both students and adults of all ages. I hope to tutor you or your student in the near future!...
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...and my gateway to everything from literature to linguistics. I'm a believer that true passion for what you teach is essential to being a great tutor. It's sometimes easy for students to forget what learning means to them in an often stressful and frustrating world of standardized tests and and final exams, but a helpful tutor can really make the difference by presenting the material in a way that is simple and clear and by...
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...to impact the next generation positively. In my classroom, I strive to create an engaging environment where all students feel heard and valued. My approach involves interactive discussions and tailored feedback, which helps students develop their critical thinking and express their ideas confidently. I enjoy adapting to the diverse needs of each student, making learning both enjoyable and effective. Joining 51Թ is a thrilling opportunity for me to continue inspiring students and fostering a...
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...and a personal understanding of learning challenges, I'm passionate about helping students succeed on their own terms. As someone with ADHD, I understand firsthand how to navigate the complexities of focus and time management, and I incorporate strategies that work for neurodivergent learners. This experience allows me to connect with students who face similar challenges, providing them with practical tools and encouragement to excel. I earned my Juris Doctor and LL.M in Entertainment, Art, and...
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...have practiced in multiple areas of law, but I enjoy corporate law the most. I obtained my law degree from the College of Law in Santa Barbara and the Charleston School of Law. I also have a Masters degree in Rehabilitation Counseling and a Bachelors in Psychology with a minor in Global Cultures and Languages. As a counselor, I primarily worked as a behavioral therapist, specializing in children with autism. I enjoy tutoring in multiple...
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...Suffolk Law. Coming out of college as an English major, I chose to pursue law, with the eventual goal of becoming a law professor down the line. I've always loved helping and teaching people, as I believe it's the most important thing we can do for one another as human beings - if we have the knowledge, I think we should share it with as many people as we can. I used to teach Cello...
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...in Nashville, TN. I majored in Music Business, and minored in Mathematics. I have tutored students in math, economics, physics, violin, and music publishing for five years. My favorite subject is math because it involves critical thinking and universal concepts. My teaching philosophy is to target the student's source of frustration, to ensure correct terminology using the student's course materials, to provide strategies for memorizing information, and to focus the bulk of the tutoring session...
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Intellectual Property Law Tutoring FAQ
Studying law can be daunting and overwhelming. Even when trying to understand simple concepts, you are required to read verbose explanations full of legal jargon. Some people say that understanding law is a skill that one either has or lacks, but that doesn't have to be true! If you are a student who is having trouble making sense of the content in your intellectual property law course, consider taking private lessons with a skilled tutor that specializes in intellectual property.
Intellectual property is an area of law that most people encounter every day, often without ever realizing it. Many things that people interact with are intellectual property, and are therefore protected. From logos and brand names to books, television programs, and music, there are many laws in place to protect the rights of creators. There are two prongs of intellectual property law that work closely alongside each other: trademark and copyright. Copyright law protects something that is created, like a book. It prevents someone from publishing the book without permission. Trademark law is different, however. It is used to protect brand names and logos. These logos, which are also protected by copyright, need trademark protections for a number of reasons. For example, trademark law can prevent someone from using an existing brand or logo for their own business, either in an attempt to build upon that existing business' good name, or as a means to steal business.
There is another facet of intellectual property law called patent law. While copyrights and trademarks are designed to protect creative works, patents are designed to protect inventions. Many of the big-name lawsuits that you hear about today involve patent disputes. In fact, the computer that you are reading this on is protected by hundreds of patents in the design of its hardware and software!
Despite its ubiquity, intellectual property is anything but simple. What is patentable or what can be registered as a trademark is an area of law that even now is evolving. Intellectual property tutoring, with lawyers and law students who have studied this area, can help students who are immersed in the course understand the rules that govern these issues at both the federal and state level. The analysis that students need to make regarding trademarks and when an infringement happens can be difficult; however, intellectual property tutors can assist students in preparation for the exam.
If you are a student who is dedicated to succeeding, but feel overwhelmed and defeated because you don't understand the content covered in your intellectual property assignments, working with a tutor is an excellent choice for you. A good tutor can help you in a number of ways. He or she can provide a fresh, new perspective on various aspects that are troubling you, and can also spend more time explaining difficult concepts in a manner that you can relate to. Intellectual property tutoring can also help you prepare outlines and study guides for your courses. By reviewing class notes and cases, a tutor can help you evaluate which cases are important to know and how to apply them to test day fact patterns.
There are a number of intellectual property law tutors who are eager to help students develop a deeper understanding of intellectual property surveys, trademark, copyright, or patent law. It may seem that the course is a daunting, but it an important area of the law that aspiring attorneys must be proficient in. Fortunately, your tutor can help you excel by providing you with face-to-face or virtual online lessons that better explain the material. Contact the 51Թ educational directors today for more information on how we can assist you in finding a dedicated tutor who specializes in tutoring intellectual property.
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Recent Intellectual Property Law Tutoring Session Notes
The student scored a 77 for his last history test; although it is an improvement over his usual scores, we are hoping to do better for the next exam. I am revising our study plan to (hopefully) better address the chapters in time for each quiz and exam. In the meantime, the student and I went ahead and studied chapter 31 in preparation for the quiz and upcoming test.
The student and I started off the session reviewing the results from his first exam. The results mirrored what we had discussed the week before. He seemed pretty even between all the subjects. After we have the next exam's results, we are going to compared and see how much he improves and identify where any problems may still lay.
We then continued reviewing the sections of the first exam going over the writing and math sections.
He will have another exam completed by next week which we hopefully have scored.
We finished working on one of the ACT's that the student started, as well as starting to go over the other sections. He is going to finish the other sections before our next session, so we can go over any problems that he may have on those.
The student and I worked on the grammar he needs to know for his final English exam. We covered everything from comma placement to dangling modifiers and fragments. He soon began to catch on, see patterns, and answer more questions correctly.
We started by going over the English section of his practice test. Not operating under time constraints, he did extremely well. We also went over some concepts in formal grammar, including parts of speech, consistent tense use, and tense vs aspect.
The student did very well during this tutoring session. I had emailed her a practice exam to work on and we went over sentence completions, her weakest area. Then, we worked on her word list. This is something that she actively works on to improve her word sense and vocabulary. Finally we went over some tough math questions.
