...I spent 13 years teaching middle school and high school and currently work in higher education in Boston. In all work experiences, I have extensive experience in editing dissertations, thesis, books, websites, and resumes. With an undergraduate degree and 13 years of junior high and high school teaching experience, I am well-versed in all things English. (read more)
...I, too, study new languages, so my students and I can share learning experiences. Nobody is too old to learn a new language, but it involves repetition, experimentation, training the mouth to make new sounds — and making mistakes! When children speak they make many language mistakes, but gradually the mistakes disappear. (read more)
...I took the SAT 5 times, once a year starting in 7th grade. Even though most students struggle to finish the math sections, I tended to complete each section twice, then take a nap. The "tricks" employed are actually tied to a better understanding of mathematical principles and help the student for the test and far beyond. (read more)
...For example, I created a game that I have used to effectively teach algebra to 3rd and 4th graders in public schools. I have been working in industry for a few years now as an engineer but have found that I really miss teaching. Knowing that I have made a positive difference in someone else's life gives me a sense of purpose. (read more)
...I teach Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, and AP Computer Science A. I graduated from Florida State University with a B.S. in Applied Mathematics, and later obtained an M.S. in Mathematics from Fairfield University. I've always enjoyed helping others learn new skills, which led me to a career in teaching. (read more)