...When applying to med school, I was told that the reading sections are sometimes the most important...because they tell you how much a student can critically think instead of memorize. There are some key skills here that can boost your scores significantly. I personally scored in the 99th percentile on my MCAT and have mentored other students on their medical school applications. (read more)
No one is born knowing how to do well in school. No matter what someone might say, there is no such thing as getting a good score on an exam without studying. Of course, the actual amount of studying will be different among students, but in the end, good grades will always require a time investment. (read more)
...I have used concepts from Discrete Math frequently as a basis for mathematical modeling for software engineering projects in industry and also in teaching. I was an early adapter of Linux while working at one of the original Internet service providers and consulting firms in the Philadelphia are... (read more)
...Because I love using a hands on approach when in my classroom I try to start each lesson with an engaging activity, then continue on teaching the material. I allow time for the student to practice the material at the end so that I am available to answer any remaining questions. Of course, this style of teaching can be adjusted to meet the needs of the student. (read more)