...During my time at JHU I taught the undergraduate physics laboratory for 2 years. My masters thesis was in the field of non conventional superconductivity and neutron scattering. After graduating from Johns Hopkins I spent five years working as a teacher at the York school, one of the top private high schools in California. (read more)
...I find great satisfaction in those "lightbulb moments" when confusion is replaced with understanding, and concepts start to fall into place. The COVID-19 pandemic and the shift to homeschooling provided me with the opportunity to apply my passion for teaching at home and refresh my skills in a v... (read more)
...As the Quantitative Tutor at our University's Student Support Services, Trigonometry was one of the topics I helped students with. In my school years, Trigonometry was one of the subjects I had to learn thoroughly while making it to the National level training camp of the Math Olympiad. I have tutored people in Trigonometry multiple times. (read more)
...Part of my approach is to use practice tests and other tools to identify those weak areas that each student brings to the test. Then we dive deeply into them, using custom-prepared information packets and worksheets, to make sure that the student gets up to speed and has all the math knowledge that the test requires. But knowledge is only part of the picture. (read more)
...I have taught SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, and LSAT for many years. I help students assess strengths and weaknesses in the skills being tested. Our first goal is to improve those skills. (read more)