...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)
...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)
...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 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)
...In high school, I ran a discord sever where I would often help other single variable calculus students in the class. I received a maximum score on the AP Calculus BC exam. In college, I would help or tutor other students with multivariable/vector calculus or Calculus 3. (read more)