...With a visual learner, we can draw out the steps of mitosis. With an auditory learner, we can create a fun saying for each of the steps. With a kinesthetic learner, we can pretend each of our hands are the chromosomes going through the steps of segregation. (read more)
...In high school, I took a total of 10 AP classes and achieved a score of 1550 on the SAT. I have worked with several high school and college students in math ranging from pre-algebra to college level multivariable calculus. I worked as a class tutor for a calculus 2 section at Whitman College in which I held drop-in tutoring sessions for 6 hours per week for a semester. (read more)
...I have worked with students to help them achieve their educational goals in Discrete Mathematics for at least 5 of those years. I have helped students with Matrix Algebra, Set Theory, and Graph Theory, all subjects that are commonly considered under the umbrella of Graph Theory I have taken logic classes in college. I have tutored students for discrete mathematics and logic courses. (read more)
I am an incoming sophomore at the University of California, Berkeley, studying Economics, and I am an effective student committed to learning, developing skills, and making team contributions. I am self-directed and energetic, with superior performance in both autonomous and collaborative environme... (read more)
...Transforming ideas into clear and persuasive writing is a vital skill in both academic and “real world” settings. The writing process can be arduous and is understandably daunting for many students. I enjoy working with students to improve their writing in a variety of contexts – from literary analyses to history research papers to college application essays. (read more)