...Above all, however, I am motivated to no only help my students pass exams, but understand concepts in such a way that will allow them to become better doctors. I have two years of tutoring experience as a medical student, during which I worked over 225 hours. Specifically, I led 1-hour individual or small group tutoring sessions with 3-15 students up to 5 times per week. (read more)
...I made a A in this class when I took it as a sophomore. I also have experience tutoring people in Precalculus, specifically drilling the unit circle, learning trig identities and other applications of trigonometry. I took Algebra 2 and PreCalc in 9th and 10th grade, respectively, where I learned a solid foundation of trigonometry and made an A in both classes. (read more)
...I usually teach one on one classes. My general approach is to let the student show me how much they know (either by telling me or doing a practice test), teach them the concept building on what they do know, and finally guiding them through a set of practice questions. Before leaving the lesson... (read more)
...Once the coordination of it becomes second nature, my clients are always amazed at seeing what they can do! I am a certified teacher, and I have helped students of all ages to speak confidently to an audience. I have directed plays, coached debates and speeches, and even hosted open mics in my classroom. (read more)
...There is no real attempt to explain what motivates the study of trig. When students first encounter Trig, it can be a nightmare of memorizing "useless stuff." However, Trig informs and is central to most Math, Science and Engineering. You may not realize it but trig allows even Wyzant to exist. (read more)