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Roblox Coding / Scripting and Game Design 1-1

In this class, students receive individual instruction about Roblox Studio. Examples include coding / scripting, building, and video game design.
Miss Jennifer
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:
(626)
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What's included

Meets on Demand
schedule meetings as needed
50 mins
per session
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Class Experience

Welcome to Roblox Coding / Scripting Game Design 1-on-1! I am so glad you want to learn about Roblox!

In this class, students receive individual instruction about the following topics:

--Students new to Roblox Studio/Total beginners 
--Learning how to build things (houses, obbys, etc.)
--Programming / Coding / Scripting (learning how to code)

There are many topics related to Roblox. I do not offer tutoring for everything. Please feel welcome to send me a message BEFORE enrolling to see if I am able to help you with what you want to learn.

- Unless you have a learner exception, please have your video camera on at the start of each lesson. 

- I suggest using two devices/screens for class so that you can see my screen and your own screen. 

Upon enrollment, you will receive a welcome message/email. Please respond to the welcome message when you receive it. Your timely response allow me to prepare a personalized lesson plan tailored to your needs. If I don't receive a response, it may result in the session being cancelled/rescheduled due to lack of preparation time. Thank you!

Reminder:
Please feel welcome to send me a message BEFORE enrolling to see if I am able to help you with what you want to learn. I don't assist with all topics. It helps if you ask me first before signing up to make sure I can help you.

Learning Goals

The learning goal is based on the goals set by student.
learning goal

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Parental Guidance is advised for students under 13 when accessing the internet and when downloading and installing programs such as Roblox Studio. Roblox Studio is a free program that should only be downloaded from the official Roblox site. www.roblox.com/create. Roblox Studio requires a Roblox account. -Students must have experience using a windows or mac computer, keyboard, and computer mouse. Roblox Studio only works on a windows or mac computer. You cannot use roblox studio on a smartphone, tablet, or chromebook.
Pre-Requisites
-Students must have experience using a Windows or Mac computer, keyboard, and computer mouse. Roblox Studio only works on a windows or mac computer. You cannot use Roblox studio on a smartphone, tablet, or chromebook.
Supply List
The supplies/software needed for your tutoring session depends on what you want to learn. Message me before enrolling if you would like to know what supplies are needed for what you want to learn.
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Joined October, 2020
4.9
626reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Hi!

My name is Miss Jennifer. I enjoy teaching coding and video game design. It is a joy to be able to teach what I love to do. 

My coding classes are both fun and educational, focusing on fundamental programming skills that have real-world applications. Even if your interest in Roblox or game design fades, the knowledge you gain will remain valuable and useful in any field you pursue.

I am also a Roblox event organizer, and I have run a few virtual gaming tournaments here on Outschool. Roblox Bedwars, Bladeball, and Doors. If you have any ideas for other tournaments I should create in the future, let me know.

Roblox is not just something I teach. I LOVE Roblox! When I am not teaching, I am on Roblox just like you. I play ERLC, Pls Donate, Dandy's World, Bladeball, Berry Ave., Strongest Battlegrounds, Dress to Impress, and Elemental Grounds. Recently, I started playing Fisch and Pressure. 

I have taught over 3,500 students here on Outschool how to code and create their own games. I hope to see you in my classes soon!
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About my teaching style:

Thorough and Patient
--I focus on building strong foundational skills in programming, ensuring students understand concepts deeply rather than rushing through material.
--I encourage students to take their time, explore, and ask questions, allowing them to learn at their own pace in a structured yet flexible environment.
--Hands-on examples and interactive lessons keep students engaged and active in the learning process.
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Encouraging Discovery and Independence
--My teaching approach prioritizes creativity and problem-solving over rote memorization or copying and pasting code.
--I guide students to build their own projects, reinforcing the idea that learning comes from doing, not just following steps.
--Students are responsible for typing their own code and troubleshooting their own errors, developing real problem-solving skills.
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Real-World Skills Beyond Roblox
--While many students start with an interest in Roblox and Lua, I ensure they gain transferable programming skills applicable to other languages and platforms.
--My lessons introduce broader programming concepts that apply to software development, game design, and real-world coding challenges.
--I prepare students for a future beyond Roblox by teaching coding principles that will remain valuable as their interests evolve.
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About me:
I was born and raised in Westchester County, New York. I now live in Nevada (Pacific Standard Time Zone). I have always enjoyed technology. When I was a kid, I would take electronics apart and often would break them in the process, which my parents were not too happy about haha. "The machine is for homework ONLY!"  Apparently the family computer could not run without a CPU. Who knew? HAHA.

As a kid, I would read my aunt's medical books and write what I found in C programming. 
#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
    char funnyBoneDefinition[] = "The ulnar nerve runs near the surface of the elbow, and when hit, it can cause a tingling sensation in the forearm and fingers, often referred to as hitting the 'funny bone.'";

    // Print the definition using the variable
    printf("Funny Bone: %s\n", funnyBoneDefinition);

    return 0;
}

If there is anyone out there that wants to learn C, let me know! Let's keep C alive! Many industries like the aerospace, financial, automotive, and medical industry still use C for essential stuff to function. We need more people to learn the language. I would love to teach it.

It should be no surprise then to know that before Outschool, I worked as a software developer for a hospital system. My primary coding languages are Lua/Roblox Luau, C++, C, python, java, and C#. After work, I would tutor students in my local area with their math and coding homework. I have over 8+ years of K-12 tutoring experience. Now I get to teach students all over the world in a virtual classroom here on Outschool. It's so much fun!

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