...I push them to ask themselves questions, fight through problems, look for clues, set goals, and get the most out of their mistakes. If one way of looking at a concept isn’t clicking, I try out different angles until we find the one that does. Everyone’s mind and way of seeing the world is unique, and I enjoy connecting with my students and adapting to those differences. (read more)
...One of my tasks as an advance reader is to point out any typos or grammatical errors in the unfinished drafts. Additionally, I was an editor of my school newspaper, thus I have had a lot of experience proofreading and editing. I speak to students and observe them working on school work in order to help them with their study skills. (read more)
...That's me hanging off a bridge I taught my students to build made only of Popsicle sticks and hot glue! My specialty is physics. I am especially familiar with algebra-based physics, but am able to assist with calculus-based physics as well. (read more)
...Following graduation I went to work for a math teaching center that has since ceased to be, the mathnasium. I worked there for two years following graduation prior to its closure. Between then and now I have been working freelance with students. (read more)
...By making this connection with others, I have found that I learn so much from teaching. Teaching and learning are inextricably intertwined. Tutoring math has been a passion of mine since I was a child (10 years old). I always helped my friends in school, and I volunteer tutored at various times throughout the years. (read more)