...After teaching for a year at Stonehill, I continued my studies in math at Temple University. When I was at Temple, I was a Graduate Teaching Assistant and assisted and taught various courses such as Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Life Sciences, College Algebra, and Calculus I. I was also awarded a Future Faculty Assistantship from Temple University. (read more)
...I currently live near MIT and have been known to use their library resources (and sometimes the brains of my colleagues!) to hunt down answers to especially difficult questions. I possess two years of research experience in experimental low-temperature physics, six months in theoretical particle... (read more)
...In high school, I received a 96 on my Alg 2 regents and even now, the concepts are relevant to my coursework in college because algebra is the foundation of advanced math. I'm a sophomore at Johns Hopkins with a major geared towards chemistry, chemical engineering. I finished a full sequence of the equiv to a 5 on the AP Chem, Chem 1 and 2 here, and I'm currently doing biochemistry. (read more)
...I’ll first gauge the student’s experience level, and discuss their immediate/long-term goals for that subject. Then, I craft my lessons accordingly, figuring out how I can best help the student. My goal is to provide an encouraging and safe space, where the student feels comfortable asking any ... (read more)
...While my academic focus has been in the sciences, my true passion lies in tutoring math and writing. I believe these subjects serve as crucial pillars in developing critical thinking skills and fostering effective communication. My goal is to provide personalized and effective support to those navigating the challenges of these subjects. (read more)