I'm sure many people reading this have heard someone say that they aren't a math person (perhaps it was even you). Often, the sentiment is that one's brain needs to be "wired" for mathematics, or that people who excel in math hold some innate gift. This is not very accurate. I am a firm believer in the notion that no one is a "non-math" person. (read more)
...With the right person (me), and with some time, there is no math concept (at least those taught at the high school or DP level) that can't make sense! I am completely qualified to do anything from help you with your homework, to give you a set of problems that will help you prepare for a test you have coming up in a few days. Please reach out! (read more)
I have been teaching mathematics at universities and colleges since the day I graduated myself with a bachelor's degree in mathematics in 1993. Seven years later, I received a Ph.D. degree in mathematics and kept combining teaching with research. Just before moving to the Boston area two years ago... (read more)
...My main focus throughout my career has not only been for students to be able to solve a math problem on a piece of paper, but explain their process verbally as well. With all the data I have collected over my years of teaching, I have found this to be the best way to help students understand the... (read more)
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...Tutoring with me is for informational, intellectual, and academic purposes only. For investment advice, please consult a qualified professional financial advisor.I'm a Finance PhD candidate with an expert background in all facets of academic finance. I've also TA'ed college Investments (2x for undergraduate, 1x for MBA) at Boston College. (read more)