...Why do we need to learn the "pure science" of math and opposed to an "applied science"? Tutors need to know the topic and explain it well and in multiple ways. Teachers take complex topics and break it down into simple and easy to understand parts. (read more)
...Proofs and theorems can be tough to learn when you've never dealt with them before. One of my strengths is guiding students to learn how logic is related to geometrical figures gain confidence in approaching proofs. I also like to help those who are interested appreciate the beauty of geometry and show how all math has its origins in Euclid. (read more)
I graduated valedictorian of my class at Vincentian Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I am currently an M1 student at Drexel University College of Medicine, and I just graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience & Behavior as well as Environmental Scien... (read more)
...My tutoring approach often involves asking questions of the students in order to gain an understanding of their thought process and reasoning on a given problem. I then provide support and encouragement as we break down the steps in moving toward the solution. I am a calm and patient person who enjoys helping students gain the confidence they need to succeed. (read more)
...I regularly, rigorously, and warmly check for understanding and modify my teaching accordingly.I have a B.S. in Mathematics and an M.S.Ed. in Middle Level Mathematics Education. Coursework for the latter degree included secondary math. I have eight years of experience tutoring math, most of it to middle and high school students. (read more)