I am a PhD. student at Rutgers Engineering School and have been using and teaching math-related, especially Calculus, courses for the last four years at school. I have had high teaching evaluation scores from my students and can provide any feedback if requested if anyone want to learn more about m... (read more)
...I enjoy working with a variety of students with unique interests and from different backgrounds, I know that every student learns differently and requires a distinctive approach to the material. Therefore, I am prepared to approach the concepts and questions from numerous angles to ensure that t... (read more)
...This is why I use detailed lesson plans to prepare for my students, including time where I introduce and teach material, work through examples together, and assign homework problems if needed from different resources. These lesson plans change based on the student, as my goal is to find a unique... (read more)
...I graduated from Carnegie Mellon University as a biochemistry major with departmental, research, and university honors. Throughout college, I tutored high school students in Biology and Chemistry, where my students consistently succeeded in receiving the highest grades. Also, I spent two years of my undergrad as a teaching assistant for a Physiology course. (read more)
...I have experienced a combination of homeschooling, private and public education. I attended a Classical Conversations homeschooling co-op where I was classically taught Math, Science, Latin, History, Literature, Logic, Philosophy, Socratic Dialogue, and Speech and Debate. During co-op days, I led and/or participated in student-led conversations about the subjects we were learning. (read more)