American culture has a hang-up about math. Many believe success in mathematics centers on talent, but in fact (and there is research to show this) motivation and effort are really the keys to success. Learning math is akin to learning a language and essentially everybody learns at least one language fluently. (read more)
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...Prior to teaching and tutoring, I earned my Ph.D. in mathematics at UC Santa Barbara. During this time, I held review sessions for students and I occasionally taught my own courses. Helping students connect with the material they were learning was a large part of what motivated me through the Ph.D. process. (read more)
...My 1:1 elementary school tutoring was volunteer work for struggling kids and families in my community. For writing tutoring, I take a skills based approach. I don’t just want to edit your paper or tell you what to change, but teach writing skills that are transferable to all topics and assignments so that each first draft is better than the last. (read more)
...My approach focuses on understanding fundamental concepts, practicing problem-solving techniques, and developing effective test-taking strategies. As an applied mathematician, I have a strong background in physics. I believe that a solid grasp of physics principles is essential for understanding and applying mathematical concepts in real-world situations. (read more)
...I prefer to use the material that is being worked with in class, but can integrate outside material in order to reinforce that which is being taught in class. I first became interested in performing arts, acting specifically, in my junior year in high school. Accordingly, I applied to the performing arts shop of Warren County Technical School, and was educated there for two years. (read more)