...It is still a major passion of mine. Interesting fact: I received perfect scores on both the SAT and ACT. However, that doesn't guarantee any person's ability to teach. (read more)
...As a high school student, I tutored physics and math courses. As a tutor at the University of Michigan, I focused a lot on Statistics and Econometrics. The best preparation with any math course is to first understand the concepts and then practice many problems ranging in difficulty. (read more)
...I believe it is important to point out their mistakes and help them improve upon them. In my opinion, a great mentor is like a skilled doctor with a solid background and extensive experience in their respective fields. They can diagnose and provide the appropriate treatment on the first or second visit, saving the patient time and money. (read more)
...Students shouldn’t simply memorize formulas; they should understand where formulas are coming from. In this process, the brain gets trained for future problem-solving situations. When I work with Freshman and Sophomore students, I am conscious that I am actually preparing them for the SAT/CAT and postgraduate tests such as the GMAT and GRE. (read more)
...I have taught precalculus courses during my time in San Francisco State University. I covered mathematical concepts such as plotting curves, solving algebraic and non-algebraic expressions, evaluating trigonometric functions, and exploring properties of functions. I implemented a step-by-step a... (read more)