...I firmly believe that my greatest asset as a math educator is that math was my least favorite subject in high school. I started my undergraduate career at Tulane as a Psychology major, but I took Calculus 3 during my freshman year to challenge myself. During that semester, I developed a system for succeeding in math courses. (read more)
...I have tutored, taught, and/or written exams for each of the courses I have listed. Feel free to reach out to me for any questions or to schedule a lesson.I tutored calculus for 8 years, I also taught it as an adjunct instructor at NYU. I tutored the course for 8 years and taught it as an adjunct professor at NYU. (read more)
...Explain, in simple language, the intuition behind concepts and formulas so the student knows where they come from and feels good about working with them.
2. Match their teaching to the student's individual learning style. As a teacher, I pride myself on being able to achieve both of these. (read more)
22 Subjects: includingPrecalculus,Reading,English,Elementary Math
...As a result of my work with students, personal experience, and attending the University of Pennsylvania, I have a deep understanding of the Ivy League admissions process. I completed biostatistics coursework at the University of Pennsylvania. Aside from coursework, I've co-authored a number of studies that required biostatistics applied to genetic and genomic studies. (read more)
...One of the most rewarding experiences I had was when I tutored a student who believed she was not good in math and did not want to pursue a STEM major. However, after working with her for two years, she gained a lot of confidence, and realized that she could succeed in an engineering major. My ... (read more)