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I am a current graduate level student with a background in technical, science, and humanities coursework. I have years of experience putting this coursework into action through both teaching and technical positions. I enjoy tailoring my teaching methods to each individual student, and I look forward to meeting and working with you!

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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga - Bachelor of Engineering, Chemical Engineering

Johns Hopkins University - Master in Public Health, Public Health

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...in Materials Science and Engineering at MIT. I am patient and will take as much time as you need to thoroughly explain concepts. In my free time, I like to make video blogs with a cinematographic feel to them. I will do my best to make learning as fun and enjoyable as possible!

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California Institute of Technology - Bachelor of Science, Applied Physics

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Current Grad Student, Materials Engineering

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ACT Composite: 34

ACT English: 35

ACT Math: 36

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Los Alto Hills is an incorporated town in Central California. It has a population of 8,000 and is located in the county of Santa Clara. Los Alto Hills has two zip codes, and they have both been on Forbes' list of most expensive zip codes to live.

Pinewood, a private and coeducational K-12 school is located in Los Alto Hills, and because it is a private institution, it is not served by a school district. This is the only High School education available in the town. Are you planning on applying to a top ranking university? There are several top colleges near Los Alto Hills. Stanford University is an exemplary school, ranking in the top 5 universities in the country. Santa Clara University is a great school, where you can succeed in all your ventures. It ranks as the 2nd best college to go to in the West. Another excellent option is Menlo College, which ranks in the top 10 best colleges to attend in the West. Whether you are going to a prestigious elite university or a community college, private online or in-home tutoring and instruction from a Los Altos Hills tutor is a good idea to help you with your test prep and courses. You might benefit from online test prep and tutoring in Los Altos Hills.

There are several places to go, things to see, and experiences to have in Los Alto Hills, CA. The Redwood Nature Preserve is an esteemed attraction in the town. It's 6.12 acres, and has a boardwalk along Adobe Creek, as well as a trail that follows the Creek. There are picnic tables to use for eating lunch in the middle of your hike or bike ride. For the romantic, there is even a rose garden in the preserve. A great facility to be familiar with in town is the Hillview Community Center and Park. Here, you can take a variety of classes, such as art, fitness, music, cooking, dance, and more. It covers 8 acres of land, filling it with playgrounds, fields, a theater, rentable classrooms, conference rooms, and a bocce ball court. The possibilities are close to endless! If you're a history buff, you will absolutely love the Los Altos History Museum. Admission is always free. It's exhibits speak mainly toward the history of the agricultural community, and its use of the land has evolved over time.

Are you nervous about applying to top schools because you might not be accepted? If you seek online or in-home private tutoring for test prep and general subject instruction from Los Altos Hills, CA, tutors, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into your top school choice. Connecting with a Los Altos Hills, CA, tutor is one way to try to get an edge on the competition and put yourself in a position to get into the most prestigious schools.

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Recent Los Altos Hills Tutoring Session Notes

Tutoring review by Steven in Los Altos Hills, CA

The main concepts were using Pythagorean theorem and calculating the volume of prisms and spheres. Previous concepts were also reviewed in anticipation of midterms. The student understood the material and was able to pick up the new concepts quickly. Additional study material for the midterm included memorizing the formulas to calculate volume.

Tutoring review by Anthony in Los Altos Hills, CA

For this session, we proceeded to the next chapter on rationals and exponents. We delved into rules to simplify equations with radicals and exponents. We then completed some problems to facilitate understanding.

Tutoring review by Dhara in Los Altos Hills, CA

Today we covered area between two curves and volume. The student was only nervous about applying the disc method but knows the calculus. He gained confidence after doing a couple of problems. Today we went over his home sets from a couple of chapters. Student was able to work through all problems with minimal help. He has improved drastically and knows his math quite well. Over all great session.

Tutoring review by John in Los Altos Hills, CA

We took up where we left off last time and reviewed fractions. We changed complex fractions into improper fractions for the purposes of multiplying; we found common denominators for the purposes of adding and subtracting; we multiplied and divided fractions, even in the solution to a couple algebraic problems. He did a good job. He likes to do things in his head and feels that doing problems in steps means he is not very good. He takes his time on fractions so he thinks this means he is not an expert, but I want him to take his time and always do the steps in anticipation of more difficult problems in the future. In the last ten minutes I introduced some graphing to him. This allowed me to assess his knowledge. He knows the quadrants and how to graph pairs of numbers. He showed he could apply a linear equation and graph this. I found he has not been introduced to the idea of subtracting a negative or multiplying two negative numbers. He also did not understand how a larger line or a larger triangle did not affect the angle of the lines; I showed him similar triangles: those that had the same angles but were clearly bigger and smaller to help him see that angle and size are two different forms. My plan for the student is to continue to let him direct what we explore so that he is always interested in what we are doing, but also to try to push him further along towards a middle school level in whatever we are doing at the moment. At some point I will fill in the pieces of what we have not covered: I intend to move him towards a 7th grade understanding of algebra, geometry, probability, etc. We will always start at the lowest level and move upwards, and go backwards if we need to review.

Tutoring review by Victoria in Los Altos Hills, CA

During this session, we started reviewing for the student's final. We looked over an old test on functions that she did not do very well on and talked about her mistakes and anything that she was confused about. Then we looked back over the chapter and reviewed what defines a function, how to find slope, how to write equations in slope-intercept form, and how to find an equations if you're given two points. I stressed checking her work after each question. She did well with the concepts and I felt like we made progress.