...My teachers have always said that when you can teach another person a concept that means you truly understand it. By helping others I hope to sharpen my own skills and work. Furthermore, helping another student understand a subject is a very fulfilling feeling that I would like to experience again. (read more)
...If you're deep into a stats degree, however, you may be better off finding another tutor. I'm good at the lower level material, and a fair amount of the applied stuff, I've simply not had the need to learn many of the more in depth topics. I've been tutoring Finance courses for the past 15 years, with the last 7 in the Boston area. (read more)
...It was a 16-hour class covering all of the language. I used C, Perl, and Python for my graduate school research and at my job, as a software development manager, so I can give real-world context when tutoring. To do part of my job as a software development manager, I taught myself Python, building on other languages and general programming skills. (read more)
...I scored 170/170 on the math section of the GRE. I have multiple years of experience tutoring SAT/ACT math, microeconomics (undergraduate, MBA), and game theory. I'm also highly competent in econometrics & statistics theory and practice using tools like Stata. (read more)
...I have a Masters in Math Teaching from Columbia University (Teachers' College), as well as a Masters of Education in School Leadership from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. As a teacher and tutor, I focus on understanding what students already understand, and we build conceptual underst... (read more)