Hi there! My name is Katherine and I am currently a medical student at Harvard Medical School. I recently graduated with a B.S. in Bioengineering from Caltech, where I served as a Dean's tutor for underclassmen students for a variety of STEM classes, ranging from human physiology to general/organic chemistry to differential equations. (read more)
...Other teaching credentials include being an instructor for Harvard’s inaugural Splash program and an instructor and curriculum creator for Harvard Student Agencies’ Academies program. Throughout my tutoring and mentoring career I focused on neuroscience as a topic as well as helping students (es... (read more)
...I have a lot of practical experience using calculus (speaking as an engineer). I'm very adaptable to the student's needs and I like to explain things geometrically for the students who enjoy visuals. I also know lots of tricks, if you like that sort of thing. I'm pretty experienced with physica... (read more)
...Whether you're working on limits, derivative rules (power, product, quotient, chain), implicit differentiation, related rates, derivatives of trig functions, optimization, integrals/antiderivatives, area between curves and volumes of revolution, sequences and series, or any other material from yo... (read more)
...I have worked as a private tutor for children, taught advanced courses to middle / high schoolers through Johns Hopkins - CTY, and served as a teaching assistant for college courses in about every subject that fits under the umbrella of biology, plus several more in chemistry and anthropology, re... (read more)