...Even the best mathematicians do this! Very few can look at a completely new problem and just know how to do it in their heads instantly. Through my experience, I've noticed that many students tend to abandon questions if, at first glance, they seem unfamiliar or difficult. (read more)
...At first, I started helping my friends with their classes in math, physics, and chemistry. As I continued working with them, they kept telling me things such as "You should really consider being a teacher," "You are really good at explaining things," "Your explanation is so clear," or "I would h... (read more)
...Ultimately, that lead me to a 2-summer research project at UCSF in Biological and Chemical Sciences as the lead investigator while still in college. I have extensive experience tutoring in physics, including high school level physics classes, including regular Physics, Physics Honors, AP Physics... (read more)
...I teach any math and physics topics: algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, probability and statistics, SAT/ACT math, AMC 8/10/12; Physics, AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, etc. I teach students adaptively, inspire them from simple examples, guide them through the thinking process, s... (read more)
...To this end, when I tutor I make sure to lead by emphasizing asking questions, connecting the big picture to make sure to fill in any gaps from prior subjects and to prepare for future learning, and highlighting what makes math fun and interesting. I have experience as math teacher and teaching ... (read more)