...I would average about 10 students a session and it would be quite intimidating at times. On top of this I would tutor some undergraduate college students individually through zoom or in person. My teaching style is unique in that I like to breakdown a complex question into very smaller examples that help clear things up for students. (read more)
...Previously, I have found that an effective tutor encompasses the ability to adapt to the different learning styles of their students. I have found that communicating with clients prior to the tutoring session has allowed me to prepare reviews and personalized study guides. I would describe myself as relatable, empathetic, patient, and enthusiastic. (read more)
...While this can be difficult to achieve in a classroom with students of varying abilities, it is much easier with remote instruction where student and teacher can discuss things one-on-one, face to face. I am a public school teacher with a master's degree in mathematics. Throughout my career I have been engaged in professional development with 30 hours of coursework beyond my master's. (read more)
...I will help you gain a wholistic understanding of what you are trying to learn, while helping you answer specific problems. I have been doing public speaking for most of my life. I have taught eight classes as the primary graduate instructor, in which I had to speak in each class to explain concepts and help students understand complex ideas. (read more)
...As an undergraduate at Marist College, I worked for one year as a tutor in the Math Lab -- a peer tutoring center staffed entirely by undergraduate students, providing assistance on classes such as Business Calculus, Calculus I-III, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, and Introduction to Math... (read more)