...My system of preparation for the GRE places the main emphasis on mental math. While the benefits are many---including improved speed and the reduction in errors---the main point is to teach the students how to *look* for (and, therefore, to *see*) short, most efficient solutions. My system of p... (read more)
...I have also been a part time tutor since I graduated college, helping students with various levels of engineering, math, science, and test prep. My degree required years of math and mechanical engineering classes, which I performed very well in. I have taken all of the math classes that I selec... (read more)
...I typically can cover 2-3 topics per hour based upon student comprehension. I don't rush, I don't pick up and leave once we hit 60 minutes, I try to make the process as painless as possible. I realize that 99 percent of my students aren't big fans of math, and I will do whatever I can to ensure comprehension and build confidence. (read more)
...Not only do students have a deeper understanding of the material, but it has been shown to be a more effective way to learn. That means less time studying! I find it rewarding to show students their capabilities and enjoy sharing my passion for math with them. (read more)
...I have numerous qualifications, including an Applied Math Degree from the University of Connecticut, where I graduated Phi Beta Kappa. Each year, UConn holds an annual Calculus competition on campus, and I won awards in it all four years, including First Place Overall! While at UConn, I also tutored in the Math Center where students would drop in for help with their math courses. (read more)