...I am working toward a professional certificate in Applied Biostatistics at UW. I also took basic stats as an undergraduate. I am a microbiology Ph.D. student at the University of Washington. (read more)
...For scientists and engineers, a working knowledge of trigonometry is essential. With this in mind, I think a student new to learning trigonometry should be exposed to some typical applied problems, and not merely walk through the formalism from first principles. I have taught college-level algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, physics I, physics II. (read more)
...The first session will typically center on evaluating the student's needs, skill set, and goals and accordingly laying out a rudimentary plan for scheduling and structuring future meetings.⠀Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to set up a meet-up!I have extensive experie... (read more)
...For Elementary and some Middle School math, depending on your student’s needs, I can help with schoolwork and homework using the school’s books or use other materials. For younger students, I believe in manipulatives and games to build number sense, as well as textbooks and workbooks. For Algebra onward, I work primarily with the school's materials and look for supplements as needed. (read more)
...Graduated with Honors from UCLA in Political Science and History. While at Yale, I was selected as a John Kerry Fellow by the Jackson School of Global Affairs for my wide grasp in understanding the intersections of government, economics, and business intersect and their profound effect on presen... (read more)