I have helped several college students through challenging chemistry, physics, and biology courses. After graduating from the University of Michigan, I have been spending most of my time doing research. My research projects have ranged from molecular biology, biochemistry, and computational biology to applied chemistry, nanomaterials, and algorithm development. I think that I have received enough experience not only to be an expert in these fields, but also confidently share my knowledge with my students.
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...I like to see everyone excel at whatever they put their mind to academically. I received an Associate of Applied Business degree in the Fall of 2022, and plan to pursue a degree in mathematics at the university I will be attending. I am able to adapt to all learning styles and I am very patient. My favorite subjects are reading and math because I have always been very good at both.
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Hi there, I currently work for Brookline Public School System alongside tutoring. I have worked for Oxford and Cambridge Assessment (the universities in England) & The National Teaching and Advisory Service (NTAS - teaching children in foster care). I have been a professional tutor for five years. I've had extensive experience in all areas of personalized education.
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...math online and every now and then, I helped my high school friends in math whenever they needed the help. I recently graduated with my Associate degree from Highline College, and I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's at the University of Washington. My degree is mechanical engineering, which requires a high level of mathematics. This allows me to confidently teach algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus 1-4. My favorite subjects to teach would be algebra because...
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...most students dislike these subjects and id love to be able to help students stay engaged in these subjects by somehow relating them to things the students do enjoy. im currently working towards a degree in secondary education. ive completed 2 years of college so far and i would love to inspire kids by being a student myself and showing them there is something to love about the subjects they least enjoy.
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...online. My first formal class was under the Teach For India organisation whereinI was responsible for a group of 25 nine year students till they were elevel years old. I taught them Mathematics; a subject I have always been invigorated by only because of my school teacher. In essence, I feel that Math and the Sciences require the utmost passion from their source of knowledge and I strive to become that on a paramount custody....
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I am an engineer, published author, teacher, artist and philanthropist. My passion towards teaching is inherited from my mother who has taught high school students for over 30 years. I enjoy delivering complex ideas in a fun way and won't be satisfied unless all my students score the best without having to put much effort!
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...academics, leadership, and community service. From there, I became a student at the University of Washington (UW), earning my Master of Science in Applied Mathematics and a position as a PhD student in the department. I was also awarded the Carl S. Pearson award for academic excellence in the Master's program. I have been working as a PhD student since then, with expertise in all types of math including algebra, calculus, linear algebra, and numerical...
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I am passionate about helping students gain success in academics. I graduated college from Louisiana Tech University with both my bachelors and masters degree. I have been a high school math teacher for the past 19 years. I love to help students experience success in mathematics. Outside of mathematics I love all water friendly activities.
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Recent Applied Mathematics Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I worked on developing her skill with parametric functions and using her graphing calculator with the functions. We also worked on developing her skills with writing parametric equations for word problems.
We reviewed: lateral areas, surface areas and volumes of prisms, pyramids, cubes and other three dimensional shapes. She completed the problems, and I checked her work for accuracy.
We reviewed some pre-algebra concepts and completed several worksheets. The student understands how to evaluate variable expressions and can complete graphing problems. We will continue to work on more pre-algebra concepts.
The student will be taking his final exams in math soon, so our hour was spent reviewing his homework. We covered area/circumference of circles, areas of irregular polygons, and volume of rectangular prisms. I also pulled up the standards for his grade level, and we did word problems that tested rates of change and probability.
This sessions occurred on Tues. 5/7. We worked on solving inequalities involving one variable. The student seemed to get the graphing, and we practiced flipping the sign when multiplying/dividing by a negative number.
During this session, the student completed his in-class assignment that he had not finished. It revolved around shopping, applying and calculating discounts and taxes. He did very well with the activity and seemed encouraged by his understanding.
