...I started teaching math in high school as a long term sub, then got my next full time high school position teaching science. I taught all my science courses with a heavy emphasis on math. My first year I taught three physics courses and included a lot of algebra and trigonometry in all of the physics problems. (read more)
...I give useful help in beginning projects, brainstorming essays, and finding which thesis is best suited to the assignment and which supports are the strongest. I have a degree in Psychology from UCLA. I recently helped college students in an introductory Psychology to understand the material, to study for tests, and to succeed in the class. (read more)
...I work one-on-one or in groups to help further the students' understanding of the course material. I also have studied Chemistry and Physics extensively whole obtaining my BS in Environmental Engineering, as well as my MS in Materials Engineering, and feel confident instructing these subjects at... (read more)
...The story goes that some are either math people or non-math people, that some are just innately good at solving complex equations or proving elaborate theorems. I don't agree. I feel that in the right environment with the right instruction, anyone can flourish in the field of Mathematics. (read more)
...I have also taught a math intervention course that was solely based around the Algebra 1 curriculum. I can adequately differentiate lessons to meet the needs of each student. I have years of experience teaching the Algebra 2 curriculum and have the knowledge and resources to help students succeed. (read more)