Jan Ríos
Computer Science Tutor | Cybersecurity Educator | AI & Real-World Technology Learning




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Jan Ríos
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
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My teaching style as a technology educator is built on the conviction that technology education should prepare students to think, create, solve problems, and act responsibly in a world where digital systems influence nearly every aspect of life. I believe that students learn best when they understand not only how technology works, but also why it matters and how it can be used to improve their communities and future careers. Rather than treating technology as a collection of isolated software skills or technical definitions, I approach every lesson as an opportunity to develop curiosity, critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and ethical decision-making. I strive to create a classroom where students feel challenged to ask questions, experiment with new ideas, and learn from mistakes wirhout fear of failure. I recognize that every learner enters the classroom with different experiences, strengths, interests, and confidence levels, so I intentionally design instruction that provides multiple entry points for success. Whether a student dreams of becoming a cybersecurity analyst, software developer, engineer, entrepreneur, musician, healthcare professional, or simply wants to become a more informed digital citizen, I want every lesson to connect technology with authentic, meaningful applications that extend beyond the classroom walls.
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Jan graduated from Instituto de Música Juan Morel Campos, Ponce, PR


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Computer Science concepts taught by Jan
The Student and Tutor conducted a piano lesson focused on fundamental techniques and musical theory. They practiced warm-up exercises, the five-finger exercise, and articulation methods (legato and staccato), along with the F Major scale and reviewed key signatures. The Student continued to master "Für Elise," and new material like sight-reading and ear training were introduced, with a homework assignment to choose new songs from a provided list for future practice.
Body Mechanics & Relaxation for Piano
Five-Finger Exercise Proficiency
Articulation: Legato & Staccato
F Major Scale Mastery
Major Scale Theory & Key Signatures
Introduction to Sight-Reading & Ear Training
The Student and Tutor engaged in a piano lesson covering fundamental techniques and music theory. They practiced physical warm-ups, proper piano positioning, five-finger exercises, and a comprehensive review of major chords, including identifying sharps and applying legato and staccato articulations. Homework involves practicing major sharp chords, particularly the B major chord, and the Tutor plans to provide new practice scripts integrating both ear training and sight-reading.
Foundations of Piano Posture & Warm-up
Major Chord Structure and Progression
Legato and Staccato Articulation
Half Steps and Sharps in Major Keys
Pedal Technique for Fluency
The Student and Tutor engaged in a piano lesson covering foundational techniques, including warm-ups, five-finger exercises, and major scales, with a new focus on the F major scale. They practiced dynamics, finger coordination, and applied scale theory using whole and half steps. The session concluded with a performance piece, identifying areas for combined-hand coordination, and assigning homework to practice the F major scale and specific measures of the piece.
Foundational Piano Technique & Warm-ups
Dynamic Control Through Key Weight
Mastering Major Scales & F Major Introduction
Scale Theory: Whole & Half Step Pattern
Note Identification & Ear Training Activities
Clef Awareness in Music Reading
The Tutor and Student worked on reviewing piano scales and introducing Beethoven's "Für Elise." They practiced specific passages of the piece, focusing on hand coordination, articulation, and technical exercises. The Tutor recommended continued practice of the new piece and fundamental techniques.
Legato and Staccato Articulations
Major Scale Construction
Chord Construction: Root
Third
and Fifth
Piano Technique: Wrist and Hand Position
The tutor introduced the student to the piano keyboard, focusing on identifying key patterns and the note 'C'. They then practiced finger numbering and basic hand coordination for playing scales on both hands, concluding with an introduction to rhythm and basic musical composition.
Introduction to Rhythm and Simple Composition
Basic Five-Finger Scales (C Major)
Finger Numbering and Hand Position
Finding Middle C
Piano Key Identification: Black Key Patterns
The tutor and student worked on piano technique, including warm-ups, five-finger exercises, scales, and articulations like staccato and legato. They reviewed music theory concepts such as key signatures, major chords, and intervals, and practiced a section of a classical sonata. For the next lesson, the student will continue practicing octaves, tempo with a metronome, and begin working on a new piece, 'Für Elise'.
Octave Playing and Finger Stretching
Major Chord Construction
Staccato and Legato Techniques
The Role of the Metronome
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Git & GitHub
Visual Studio Code
Android Studio
Xcode

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