...Unfortunately, it is the basis of most higher level math. I use this a lot, but I regularly look up the identities. I placed in the 97th percentile (3 questions wrong) on the math section of the SAT while the other subjects were fairly average for my school. (read more)
I graduated from Harvard University with a Bachelors in Math, and then went on to study math in graduate school at UC San Diego. In doing so, I have accumulated over 8 years of classroom teaching experience in math in a variety of areas. These have ranged from small groups of high schoolers to 200-person college courses. (read more)
...The process of distilling complex chemistry and biology concepts into a simple and enjoyable format will ensure that students can capture the most important fundamentals of a concept and apply it on a test. My decade of experience at the Princeton Review involved the use of the Socratic method i... (read more)
...Before teaching, I was a SAS programmer at various companies. When I was in grad school, I was a TA for Introduction to Differential Equations, Number Theory, and Partial Differential Equations. My approach to tutoring is the Socratic method, which is the use of open-ended questions to engage a... (read more)