...A bit about my background: I was born and raised in the Bronx, NY. I pursued my undergraduate education at Boston College, majoring in Psychology with a minor in Mathematics and Computer Science. Subsequently, I furthered my education by obtaining a Master's degree in Mathematics Education from Relay Graduate School of Education, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. (read more)
...I’m really flexible when it comes to hours, and I’m very patient if a student doesn’t understand a topic right away and will work until they have that “ah-ha” moment in their brain. I look forward to working with you and helping you succeed! When it comes to my tutoring approach, I tend to teach how my teachers taught me back in high school - passionately and effectively. (read more)
...In fact, it's a passion of mine. One of my end goals in life is to become a teacher of mathematics and computer science. I feel that every student, taught the right foundations, can do and apply math. (read more)
...While at CU, I tutored for one semester in general physics 1 and loved it, and this is when I knew I wanted to be a teacher. I tutored students one-on-one, as well as led tutorial sessions, which were classroom like sessions where students and I would go over specific problems as a class. I wor... (read more)
...I have worked several years at Montclair Satate Univeristy and now at Columbia University teaching several subjects in math at the undergrad and graduate level such as discrete mathematics and finite mathematics. I started by working with professors as a TA, initially and currently also tutor students in math education department. I'm familiar with proofs, number theory, and combinatorics. (read more)