...In college I worked as a teaching assistant in a wide variety of classes spanning introductory-level and upper-level classes, many in Discrete Math. Having written my Master’s thesis in analysis, I also have a strong grasp on the fundamentals of Calculus. These experiences have given me insight... (read more)
...As a math lover, I believe math is only difficult when students are not correctly taught the basics; to understand new concepts, one must think mathematically, fully understanding foundational ideas. One of my proudest moments was when I took on a student who had been getting D’s on her math ass... (read more)
...It takes patience on the part of a teacher to understand where a student is, in his or her understanding, and to work with that student to move forward. I have had a life-long interest and experience with the whole spectrum of mathematical subjects, including algebra, trigonometry calculus, diff... (read more)
...At Cornell, my favorite classes included Quantum Mechanics (both theory and applications) and Solid State Physics. I have tutored numerous Physics students at both the college and Advanced Placement (AP) level. Throughout college and graduate school, I have proofread numerous pieces of scientific and academic writing, both in English and German. (read more)
...You will find that the more proficient you become at solving problems, the more you will enjoy learning. The problem I see with most students is that they are missing the big picture. Instead of simply regurgitating information and memorizing seemingly useless solubility rules, we will develop ... (read more)