Dear prospective student,I am interested in working with you to help you over a specific problem or more importantly to offer tools and practices such that you can cross that bridge on your own at some point in the future. I'm an experienced Aerospace/Software engineer with a very strong math, physics, engineering background. I can help you student through the toughest math problem. (read more)
...Then, in college, I received my first paid teaching position. I worked at Mathnasium centers in Tampa and Tallahassee for nearly 2 years, where I taught K-12 students on topics ranging from basic addition/subtraction to AP Calculus and SAT/ACT prep. In addition to this paid experience, I continued tutoring classmates in college-level physics, chemistry, calculus, and algebra. (read more)
...I received my PhD in physics from Rice University. After defending my PhD thesis I joined the physics department at the University of Maryland where I conduct research on fundamental forces and particles in the universe. Throughout my education and career I have developed skills and interests in math, physics, problem solving, and teaching. (read more)
...This is the idea behind assigning homework problems, but a common issue with assignments is that in the classroom is that there is not enough emphasis on how to approach a problem in a way that makes it easier to solve. One of the best ways to get better at solving problems is to have someone he... (read more)
Hello! My name is Connor Lewis and I am a research scientist at the NIH since graduating from college last May. I graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering with minors in mathematics and chemistry. (read more)