...While I love teaching in the classroom, I much prefer working with kids one-on-one so that I can adjust my explanations to that particular student's needs. During the pandemic, I started tutoring and realized that I absolutely love it! There is nothing more fulfilling than seeing that lightbulb finally go on! (read more)
...In high school, I took a total of 10 AP classes and achieved a score of 1550 on the SAT. I have worked with several high school and college students in math ranging from pre-algebra to college level multivariable calculus. I worked as a class tutor for a calculus 2 section at Whitman College in which I held drop-in tutoring sessions for 6 hours per week for a semester. (read more)
...He focuses on patience, speaking in layman's terms (he loves analogies), and will never just serve up the answer on a silver platter. He is willing to provide different methods to getting to the same answer, catering to however the student learns best. While not teaching certified, he has lots of experience tutoring and working with students. (read more)
...I then worked as a professor at Rice University, where I taught undergraduate and graduate level physics classes for 5 years. My own interest in physics and science in general has been shaped by my teachers and professors in school and college. Quite literally, I am doing what I am doing today because of the excellent teachers I was lucky to have. (read more)
...In addition to my work as a tutor, I was a math instructor for 9 years, teaching at the American International School of Quito in Ecuador for five years and in LAUSD Public Schools for four. During that time, I was the Math department chair and taught all math subjects through AP Calculus BC and... (read more)