...Furthermore, as both a medical student and a researcher, I still use many of these skills on a daily basis. Algebra was one of the first subjects I taught when I began tutoring, and I am extremely comfortable explaining both concepts and complex problems using practice problems, graphing, and step-by-step explainations. Mathematics was always one of my favorite subjects in school. (read more)
...I've never cared about social status. Now, for me, it's primarily a matter of having students "get it!"
"Getting it" simply means the following to different students/parents: passing an exam; passing a lab; "catching up" when classes have been missed; "catching up" when a student has fallen beh... (read more)
...Reading strategies too are part of the tutorial for without cognitive understanding of the material provided, answers cannot reveal an adequate response. Textual analysis, speed and focus are reinforced through grouping exercises whether they are thematic, chronological or periodic. Most import... (read more)
...At the college and graduate school level, I’ve taught and tutored in research methods, philosophy, science, literature, history, geography, sociology, Spanish, education. I’ve coached students through all stages of the research and writing process—I can even help you prepare for your dreaded di... (read more)
...I actually really loved being a student and I want to show other students how exciting learning can be! During my undergraduate and graduate career, I have taken advanced level courses in Anatomy/Physiology, Genetics, Microbiology, Neuroscience, and Biological Statistics. To date, I have accrue... (read more)