...Although I chose to major in music since I am also a keyboard player, I’ve always had a passion for math and thinking of numbers and concepts in a unique way. The current model of the education system, dating back to the 1800’s, has a one size fits all approach. However I stray from that methodology as much as I can. (read more)
...I’ve also taught Introduction to computing at the community college levels which includes Word, Excel, Project abs Outlook, to make a few. Using Project as a Project Manager really helped to sharpen my skills especially in scheduling. In 2012 I passed my PMP certification on the first attempt. (read more)
...As a student myself I have consistently topped my class with a 4.0 GPA. In particular, I have scored 800/800 in the quantitative section of the GRE exam. I have an encyclopedic knowledge of all Physics-related subjects ranging from high school to Ph.D. level. (read more)
...Learning is lifelong and having the skills necessary to do so are pivotal to success in all areas of life. Returning to school later in life gave me a love for learning and teaching in the areas of social emotional wellbeing and personal care. With that, I have helped students, friends and family alike when requested, and enjoy being of service. (read more)
...I am comfortable with tutoring most math elective courses as well. I have been teaching for the past five years and tutoring for ten years, primarily helping students in grades 7-12. I typically teach in classroom settings with 20 or more students, and tutor in one-on-one settings. (read more)