...I struggled through Algebra 1 in high school. When I got to college, I was afraid I wouldn't be able to pass College Algebra. So, I chose a major that didn't require any math. (read more)
...Biochemistry is the intersection of the worlds of biology and chemistry. This means it has it's own unique challenges but at the same time can really open up both worlds more than if they were just separate. We will work on understanding the methods and graphs biochemists use in their studies. (read more)
...I've been tutoring Japanese for a year on some different platforms and I can build study plans based on the needs of the client. For beginner students, I focus on some basic phrases, greetings, hiragana rules, and some cultural introductions. For intermediate students, for who I expect memorization of hiragana, I focus on verb conjunctions and particles to construct sentences. (read more)
...I take professional development seriously and am always learning new techniques to improve as an instructor. I am also a Jeopardy Champion :)I currently work for an AmeriCorps program in the high school level working in both ELA and math. I graduated from Berkeley after studying Education and worked in a third grade classroom for 3 years. (read more)