...To do so, it is vital to create a relaxed and safe learning environment so that they feel comfortable asking any questions. I do this by establishing that it is okay to not know something, which I will readily admit. What's more important is nurturing curiosity and the drive to learn, and mastering the process of discovering and acquiring that knowledge. (read more)
...Prior to medical school, I pursued my undergraduate degree at Carnegie Mellon University, where I graduated with a GPA of 3.9 and received university and college honors. Subsequently, I furthered my education at Johns Hopkins University, specializing in Tissue Engineering at the Center for Biome... (read more)
...As a student myself, I understand the (many) difficulties that school may present—challenging topics are often taught at too fast a pace, while opportunities for additional support (i.e., extra worksheets, office hours) are limited. Upon reflection, however, I realized that a lot of my troubles ... (read more)
...It’s easy enough to show someone the right answer. The real trick is helping others learn how to get to the right answer themselves. That is where I excel.I am currently pursuing an MD/PhD with my PhD work focused in genetics at Case Western Reserve University. (read more)
...I look forward to working with you and/or your child. I have a BA in math/physics and taught Algebra 1 to college students at Cleveland State University. I have a BA in math/physics and taught remedial math (high school math) to college students at Cleveland State University, including Algebra 2. (read more)