...In the last few years, the GRE has been administered via the computer, so now I can't make the claim that I've seen every single question that ETS has asked. But my knowledge of the test is deep and broad, my strategies powerful and simple. I've taught the GRE to classes of 150, through several well-known test prep companies, and one-on-one as I do now. (read more)
...My experience with scholarly open source software that utilizes HTML code extends to Google Fusion Tables, Omeka-Neatline and SeaMonkey. I have a Bachelor's degree in History and GIS from the University of Connecticut, with three years of professional and academic experience with GIS. I worked ... (read more)
...I love to pass on my passion for learning, the arts, and french culture to students who have passions of their own and are finding their place in the world. I adore working with students, and making the learning experience fun and engaging!As a fluent french speaker since birth, French is my first language. I lived in Paris for six years, and studied abroad there for 6 months last year. (read more)
...I will not give up. I will try as many ways as I can--including some I may have to borrow--to better explain the concept causing difficulty.mathematics minor I have a chemistry bachelor's degree and have finished all coursework for a master's. During my MS studies, I was a TA for General Chemistry for 6 semesters at University of Minnesota-Duluth. (read more)
...These initial years ignited my passion for biology, biochemistry and sports, forming an academically rigorous foundation. The pandemic paused my research and athletic pursuits but opened new avenues at the Mayo Clinic, where I’ve engaged in pivotal research projects and worked as a medical scrib... (read more)