...If you need longer to go over something, so be it. I once had a student at community college who I’ll call Jim. Jim got so frustrated with algebra 1 that he threw his textbook out the window. (read more)
...I am currently on track to graduate in four years. Before coming to Pitt, I attended the Community College of Denver concurrently as a high school student in Colorado. I graduated with an Associate of Arts in English Literature alongside my high school diploma. (read more)
...During college, I tutored multiple students with ages ranging from 5th-8th grade who were struggling with reading and writing skills. My methods are focused on creating a unique plan in collaboration with each student based on their strengths as well as their needs. Figuring out what intrinsically motivates each student is key to successful tutoring. (read more)
...I worked for the Admissions Office at UNC Chapel Hill and have since worked at the University of Michigan where I read applications for admission. I have additionally subcontracted with admissions companies and co-founded my own, where I advise students on all aspects of the college application ... (read more)
...During co-op days, I led and/or participated in student-led conversations about the subjects we were learning. Throughout my time at the co-op, I journeyed through the Saxon Math curriculum, from Saxon 8/7 to Advanced Mathematics. In a typical Math Seminar, students brought math problems to class that they were struggling with. (read more)