...I found my niche in math and the sciences in high school. In college, I majored in Math at first and then switched over to Physics. I finished my Physics degree at the University of Arkansas in 2010. (read more)
...We'll cover concepts that require clarification, using an online textbook, whiteboard, videos, etc. Then after our lessons, I'll send supplementary notes and links to aid with revision. As of now, my schedule is quite flexible, so please let me know when you’d like to meet so that we may get you scheduled. (read more)
...I have taught students from all ages between 5 years old to adults in their forties. I have taught students with learning disabilities as well and have been able to make a positive impact on not only their material but how they learn in school. At Rutgers, I taught college students of all years... (read more)
...On the contrary, I think that the learning environment can and should be fun. However, in order to reap the best rewards, I strongly believe that one needs to demonstrate a certain degree of professionalism that does not curtail, harm nor is counterproductive to the learning process. Also, I am of the opinion that the some of the best examples students can follow come from their educators. (read more)
I've been programming since I got my first taste of it running BASIC on a TRS-80 Color Computer in the late-80's. Graphics and animation is what got me excited about computers in the first place and I still enjoy working with technologies in that area, such as OpenGL. When I moved to a PC, I first used MS-DOS, then later Windows and Linux. (read more)