...Secondly, most subjects (e.g. organic chemistry) place a huge emphasis on building on what you've learned before. So if you have a shaky foundation when beginning a completely new topic, you're going to have a tough time understanding this foreign idea. Thus, I make it of the utmost importance that my students truly understand one concept before I move onto the next one. (read more)
I taught at Harvard while I was in graduate school there, and at several universities afterwards. I left academia some years ago, but continued to tutor privately in Latin, math, and SAT prep. I have enjoyed tutoring very much, and so wish to offer my services more widely. (read more)
...I bring a textbook with me and sometimes bring worksheets and other helpful tools. I can honestly say that I have helped dozens of kids raise their grade after meeting with me 2-3 times. Sometimes it only takes an hour to teach a student some topic that they just can’t figure out! (read more)
...I'm also a chess wizard! I've taught countless young minds the mystical art of this ancient game. To avoid sending them into a spiral of confusion, I start with a simple game of "Chess Lite," using only a few pieces, before revealing the full extent of the game's delightful complexity.I have been tutoring algebra 1 since 2003. (read more)
...I received my Masters Degree in Mathematics Education at the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) (2019), my BS in Secondary Education - Mathematics (2014) as well as Computer Science (1986). My college experience included tutoring college students through the Center for Teaching and Learning. ... (read more)