Become A Volunteer Tutor With LTB!
Learn To Be is a non-profit organization that brings free, one-on-one, online tutoring to under-served youth around the United States. We work with under-served students between the ages of 5 -18 on subjects that range from basic math and reading comprehension to chemistry. We want to live in a world where all kids have access to a great education - - not just those whose families can afford one.We work with 279 partners across the United States. Don’t hesitate to join us and help change the lives of under-served kids.
How it works
First, click here to fill out the application and we’ll notify you once you have been accepted.
Second, visit student profile pages and find the best student for you. Communicate with them and their family by email and work out the best day/time for tutoring. Third, meet your student in the Learn To Be virtual classroom and help them learn whatever they want!
Why join Learn To Be
When you help under-served kids do better in school, you can change their lives. If you’re here because you need school credits, we’ll give you support! We can also help you develop leadership skills. Join our private online community and become friends with NASA scientists, engineers, writers, historians and industry leaders in our community of thousands of volunteer tutors. You might find a mentor (导师) of your own!
A few notes
●You must be in the United States.
●You must be at least 14 years old and in high school or older.
●You must commit to tutoring once or twice per week.
●The application should include recording a short one -minute selfie (自拍) video.
1. What can we know about Learn To Be?A.It assigns students to teachers automatically. |
B.It has a worldwide reputation for being reliable. |
C.It requires teachers to begin to work at a fixed time. |
D.It provides completely free services for poor students. |
A.Chances to get promoted to a leadership role. | B.Opportunities to get enough school credits. |
C.Lectures by people from all walks of life. | D.Free training in teaching skills. |
A.An entertainment magazine. | B.An educational report. |
C.A government document. | D.An institution website. |
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B.The Utah State Capitol. |
C.The Salt Lake Temple. |
D.The Great Salt Lake. |
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C.2 pm. | D.4 pm. |
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Thank you!
1. What is the function of the second paragraph?A.To explain how China helps other countries. |
B.To introduce the topic of the speech. |
C.To show where Chinese workers are. |
D.To praise the contributions China has made. |
A.A personal story. |
B.Facts and data. |
C.A hypothetical example. |
D.Other people’s experiences. |
A.Her love for her motherland. |
B.Her hard work at school. |
C.Her bond with her mother. |
D.Assistance to others. |
A.Disapproving. | B.Bored. |
C.Favorable. | D.Worried. |
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Cambridge
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Chester
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Stonehenge
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Lake Distric
Located in northwest England, the Lake District is the second largest National Park in the UK. The main attractions are the lakes, mountains and hills. It is England’s famous destination for hiking and climbing.
1. What will you do in Cambridge?A.Do various shopping. | B.Meet famous people. |
C.Visit the top university. | D.Enjoy wonderful music. |
A.It is a college town. | B.It offers exciting scenery. |
C.It is a city with a long history. | D.It has a great many monuments. |
A.in Northwest England | B.in southwest English |
C.in southeast England | D.in Northwest England |
A.Cambridge. | B.Chester. |
C.Stonehenge. | D.Lake district. |
A.to compare for forest attractions in the UK |
B.to encourage people to have a holiday in the UK |
C.to list some of the best holiday activities in the UK |
D.to recommend some tourist attractions in the UK |