...I then worked as a traditional classroom teacher. Before finding the joy in teaching, I was a computer programmer for a number of years in a few different environments. While I loved (still love!) programming, I was left unfulfilled and sought to change careers. (read more)
...As a tutor, my main job isn't to talk, but to listen: I think the real centerpiece is getting my students to explain the material in their own words. Everyone learns differently, and the beauty of tutoring is that we can adapt our approach on-the-fly to address just what it is that one specific ... (read more)
...I try to avoid lecturing, and instead I ask questions that help the student discover the conceptual connections between ideas. I have a day job for the Federal government, so my availability is restricted to nights and weekends. Within reason, I will travel to meet you in the Denver metro area, though I prefer online lessons for convenience. (read more)
...Whether you are struggling in your class or are doing well but want perfection, I can help. I grew up in a family of mathematicians but managed to end up "normal" despite all of that math! I worked as an Actuary for a large consulting firm for a few years but much of my background is in IT. (read more)
5 Subjects: includingAlgebra 2,Calculus,Algebra 1,ACT Math
...This allows me to bring a lot of practical experience to tutoring, in addition to a purely academic one. That said, I do have a strong academic background as well, including a PhD in physics from Caltech. During my time in physics I taught several courses and summer programs in physics, ranging from introductory physics to more advanced topics. (read more)