Hi! I recently graduated magna cum laude from Harvard, where I majored in math and philosophy. After scoring a 180 on my LSAT, I deferred my admission to Yale Law School to gain work experience. (read more)
...In my experience, developing a strong foundation in combinatorial techniques is key in eliminating most of novice errors. I have my own method for teaching these techniques, which I call The Kafka Protocol. I grew up in Jerusalem where I attended elementary school. (read more)
...I have worked on numerous productions, taking on various roles such as Actor, Director, and Production Manager. I find that my experience in the arts has lead me to become a more full person, allowing for greater connections between myself and the students I work with. I hope to instill in them... (read more)
...I've thought quite a bit about the best way to have students work through new definitions and difficult concepts such as that of supremum (least upper bounds) and infimum (greatest lower bounds) in introductory real analysis. It brings me great joy to see a student grasp a complex and difficult ... (read more)
In 2022, I graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a double major in Computer Science and Molecular & Cell Biology with Honors. Later, I attained my Masters degree in Computer Science from Cornell University. In high school, I passed 7 AP tests with scores of mostly 4's and 5's. (read more)
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