...Studying for the SAT is a marathon, not a sprint, and requires having an effective study routine that produces results yet doesn’t prematurely end in burnout. For my grad school applications, I took the GRE, and after months of preparation, I got a 169, a 167, and a 5.0 in the Quantitative, Verb... (read more)
...I earned a PhD in Mathematics (topology/geometry) in 2017 and taught math at Duke University and Bryn Mawr College for six years after my degree. My favorite part of being a professor was getting to work with students one-on-one and in small groups in my office because it's a lot like tutoring. ... (read more)
...So a started writing a lot. At first I struggled, but eventually developed a strong personal style that conveyed the information necessary while maintaining a solid prose. I also slowly gained mentors - journalists and writers - who guided me handily on my path. (read more)
...If it appears I am not free to tutor at the time you hoped for, don't worry! My schedule is always changing, and I may be able to accommodate you. Send me a message to figure out how I might be able to best help you, to ask me any questions, or to schedule a lesson!I began tutoring Algebra 1 du... (read more)
...However, my interest in tutoring long predates my career in research and education. I have been tutoring mathematics since I was in middle school. And I have to say that I doI enjoy it as much today as I did then. (read more)