...When first meeting with a student, I am always sure to emphasize that there is no such thing as a stupid question, so there is no reason to be embarrassed! Questions allow us to determine weak points in understanding. Once we spot the weak points, it’s much easier to address those weak points and gain more complete mastery in the subject. (read more)
...I have also taught/tutored in formats ranging from one-on-one, small groups, and learning centers, both abroad and domestically. In recent years this has also included working remotely over Zoom and other platforms. Additionally, I have professional experience in grant, proposal, and technical writing, incl. patents. (read more)
I attended Rockhurst University, through which I have Bachelor’s degrees in Molecular Biology and Spanish with a GPA of 3.98. At Rockhurst, I received the Edward Kos Award for Academic Achievement in Cell and Molecular Biology. I also attended Saint Louis University School of Medicine for a year, after which I withdrew to pursue a different career path. (read more)
...In Math, I give students the confidence to succeed and give kids the tricks and formulas to help make math more fun and accessible. I have been teaching a total of 33 years in both public and private education at different times. This school year, I am currently working with 3rd and 5th grade studentsI am a special education teacher who teaches reading and math. (read more)
...I studied chemistry for 2.5 years. I focused on studying mathematics with my degree in terms of how to translate it to others who struggle with it. I have been tutoring Prealgebra for three years. (read more)