...My primary goal is to approach everyone I meet with kindness, flexibility, and understanding. I also want to benefit those I am helping as much as possible, and in the most effective ways I can - I always welcome feedback. I am easy to reach and prompt with my replies. (read more)
...I'm currently working as a medical resident physician in a bustling city. I studied English Literature and Molecular Biology and Biochemistry in undergrad and chose to pursue medicine thereafter. As someone super passionate about teaching and connecting with people one-on-one, I enthusiasticall... (read more)
...Join me!PhD Candidate in European History at Harvard. 2 Master's Degrees (Yale and Harvard)PhD (Prospective, '26) Degree (Harvard) Professional Editorial ExperienceAward Winning (Boston's Apollo: John Singer Sargent and Thomas McKeller, featured in New York Times)Work published in academic and l... (read more)
...Hence, the material across all those those exams are very similar. I would make sure the student understood what was on the exam, the format of the exam, and general strategies for the test itself. I have a degree in Behavioral Neuroscience, so I have taken coursework (some at advanced levels) regarding the content that is tested on this exam. (read more)
...The brain is very complex but is ultimately made up of simple complex that combine together in a myriad of ways. My method of teaching is to break down difficult aspects of science into simpler but important core concepts that build upon each other. At Harvard I was a mentor at an after-school program through Harvard’s Phillips Brooks House Association. (read more)