...Over the past several years, I have been a volunteer tutor for math, science, and English to middle- and high-school students. I have also led several initiatives with an education nonprofit to innovate test-prep offerings. I believe in a learn-by-doing, example-based approach to math, but I’m always flexible and happy to help in any way I can! (read more)
...I went on to pursue a Master’s degree in Neuroscience and then an MBA from Tulane University as well. I received scholarships while attending school, including the Collegiate Achievement Award for my undergraduate degree, and the Freeman Fellowship Award for my MBA. I prefer to work with students on an individual basis, but am available to work with groups as well. (read more)
...Let me help you! The one major problem with SAT math is that my advanced math students are so beyond Algebra and basic Geometry by the time they take the SAT that they have forgotten many of the concepts! So, let me remind you! (read more)
...These subjects are all ones that serve as the foundation of physics and mathematics. I have been practicing these skills for years, since every problem in every class in my academic career uses the formulas and rules taught in the subjects covered in the ACT. I have been teaching these subjects for just as long. (read more)
...Currently, I am teaching Physics (Algebra/Calculus) at the College as an Adjunct Professor. I am also helping high school students to publish their research in the Journal.I have an MS degree in physics and PhD in biophysics at the Johns Hopkins Univ. I have an experience in teaching Korean at the Korean language school. (read more)