I am a graduate from Washington University in St. Louis in Biomedical engineering beginning my first year as an MSTP student at Stony Brook University in the fall. I have been a tutor for the past 6 years starting as an SAT English and Math Teacher at Coherence Learning Center in VA. (read more)
...This past year, I was invited to interview at 15 medical schools and was admitted to my top choice: NYU Grossman School of Medicine. I would not be where I am today if not for the great teachers and mentors in my life. I joined Wyzant to work with students to support them in achieving their own unique aspirations! (read more)
...As for my tutoring experience, more recently I tutored first-year medical students virtually in their summer Anatomy course. These were students who failed their anatomy course during fall/winter/spring quarter and needed to remediate the course. During these sessions, I would go through the lecture slides with them while answering any questions they have and quizzing them throughout. (read more)
...Learning how to handle unknown numbers is foundational, and built on that foundation of Algebra I. Algebra II takes it to the next level and prepares the student for what he/she will need for the calculus. Many students are convinced even before they begin that Algebra II will be over their head. (read more)
...I would help you easily dissect through this in the most relaxed way possible. My teaching style is collective and mostly through the use of visuals and real life examples. The best way to understand concepts in anatomy and physiology is through the use of pictures and diagrams. (read more)