...Because there are so many different kinds of people, there are bound to be all kinds of learning differences within those people. Dealing with those learning differences can certainly be tricky, especially if you're expected to learn things just like everyone else. If you or your child is a person with learning differences, I may be someone who can help you! (read more)
...I loved that I was able to take the knowledge from my Spanish courses and apply it in the world. I gained incredible insight as to how to go beyond book work to make Spanish come alive. This is the insight that I seek to share with my students to help this beautiful language come alive for them. (read more)
...From 1998-2010, I worked in New York City for Cornell University's Industrial and Labor Relations Extension School. My role for the entirety of my employment was Program Coordinator, Management Development Program. The program offered 1-3 day professional development workshops, Certificate Programs, and eLearning opportunities. (read more)
...My tutoring was 1 on 1 primarily, but my lectures were given to groups of 10-20 students in residency. My approach is to make sure the student understands the basics of what is being talked about. I found in many of my tutoring sessions in math and biology that most students had trouble making connections despite missing vital concepts presented at beginning of their coursework. (read more)
...I left this position because my family did not like living outside the US. I am currently teaching at the University of Pittsburgh where I worked for seven years prior to heading to Kazakhstan. I have also taught at Utah Valley University and Brigham Young University in Utah. (read more)