ASL Master Mentor
How I Can Help You:
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What you Should Look for in a Tutor1. Expertise in the subject area you need tutoring in.
2. Solid ethical experience as a private tutor. 3. References you can call or email. 4. Availability. 5. Friendliness & patience. 6. Problem-solve when others couldn't help. 7. Trust and feeling safe. |
Testimonial:
Hello RaVen Sequoia,
I am not sure if you remember me, you helped me practice and prepare for my SLPI in September (2017). I just wanted to thank you for your tutoring sessions. I learned more from you than I have with in-class ASL sessions. Thank you again. I wanted to let you know that I did pass my SLPI. I really appreciate everything you taught me. I will definitely share your information and recommend you to other classmates for ASL tutoring. Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Darla W.
Hello RaVen Sequoia,
I am not sure if you remember me, you helped me practice and prepare for my SLPI in September (2017). I just wanted to thank you for your tutoring sessions. I learned more from you than I have with in-class ASL sessions. Thank you again. I wanted to let you know that I did pass my SLPI. I really appreciate everything you taught me. I will definitely share your information and recommend you to other classmates for ASL tutoring. Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Darla W.
Several choices in how you can be mentored:
1. If you live locally (Ohio)- we can meet in Columbus city.
2. If you are out of state - we use a webcam or a video-phone. |
My name is Leigh Baylor. I am an ASL interpreting student. When I first took the SLPI I was placed at a survival skill level. After working with RaVen for a few months, I was able to retest and was placed at Advance skill level. I Improved by 4 levels! RaVen is really amazing to work with and helped me build the skills needed for the interview. She makes sure that you are completely comfortable while working with her and to continue on in the deaf community!
Leigh Baylor Kent University - IEP Major October 08, 2019 |
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Testimonial: April 22, 2018
RaVen Sequoia has been a wonderful mentor for me, as I have made my way through the William Woods University ASL Interpreter Training Program/ITP! She evaluated my skill set and was thoroughly able to diagnose my areas for improvement. In my work with her, I was able to improve greatly in a short amount of time. RaVen is very patient and expected a lot from me, and that is just what I needed in a mentor. She was able to greatly assist me in getting through my ITP, and I will continue to work with her in the future as I embark upon my professional interpreting career! She was always prompt to appointments, gave extremely detailed feedback, and was there during our time together to answer any questions that I had. She always met my needs. After working with many mentors over the years, I have to say that RaVen Sequoia is certainly the best, most invested, and most experienced! Highly recommend! Amanda Carrejo Cowan, MA, NT William Woods University, Class of 2018 |
Curriculums I am familiar
with are: Master ASL Level 1 Textbook & Video or ASL University Online Course by Dr William Vicars or Signing Naturally Or whichever curriculum/materials you use 
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Testimonial: I love the class! RaVen is a wonderful teacher - patient, engaging, and funny.
Care Share Time Bank ASL Student ~Jenny 
Testimonial: April 22, 2022
How are you? I hope you are well. So, I just wanted to let you know that I passed the Purple VRS screening!!! I now have a job again! Thanks for all your help! I really appreciate your support:) Thanks, Nicole Barnes NJ ASL VRI Interpreter |
