...I learned math from South Korea and America. In South Korea, speed and accuracy are two most significant skills for getting good grades in tests. In America, learning step by step but making sure to understand the concept deeply is the important thing. (read more)
...I graduated from Amherst magna cum laude and a member of Phi Beta Kappa in 2000. I was voted Most Outstanding Graduate Student in the School of Education at Loyola in 2007. Teaching, I was voted Best New Teacher at a school in New Orleans in 2001, where I later became the youngest department chair in school history. (read more)
...This includes peer tutoring as well as paid tutoring from clients. Reflecting on my own experience as a student, I remember how tedious and unengaging tutoring sessions could be. I often rushed through busy work and retained very little. (read more)
...The most important skill that a student can learn for college is not how to memorize specific information, but how to go about budgeting their time and breaking down the material presented in classes. By developing these critical thinking skills, students can apply them to a broad range of acade... (read more)
...I have over 15 years work experience as an engineer and data scientist, so I bring a plethora of real world practical applications for the type of math studied in school! Througout my 15 year career I’ve mentored countless newer and more experienced people. I can honestly say this is the most rewarding part of my job! (read more)