...Whether it is physical on a board or virtual on the computer, I enjoy playing the game. Although I am no chess master, I would love to teach the game to others willing to learn. I have played poker for almost my whole life. (read more)
I am currently a Resident Pediatrician at Duke University. I graduated undergrad from Cornell University, with a degree in Human Biology, Health, and Society. I was a teaching assistant at both Cornell and medical school. (read more)
...I have a son who is about to enter high school so am very familiar with the curriculum taught in schools and universities. I have a wide breadth of knowledge in all mathematical subjects - algebra , trigonometry, geometry, calculus, statistics (my specialty) as well as how to tackle standardized... (read more)
...These basic principles are not uniform for all chemists but will be unique to individual teachers. Two equally qualified Chemists may be very different when rated as chemistry teachers on a scale of 1-5, with one scoring a 2 while the other scores a 5. The students will very easily tell the di... (read more)
Many students grow to hate math because of the way it's taught in our schools. I used to have trouble with it myself and worked hard to gain the skills I have today, so I understand the struggle students go through. My goal is not only to teach them the concepts they need to do well but help them learn that math isn't so scary. (read more)