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Andria

Pre Law

University of Maine - Bachelors, Resource Economics & Policy, University of New Hampshire-Main Campus

About Me

I have been teaching at the college level for 12+ years, as a student in high school I struggled until I learned the method of learning that worked for me. My goal is to help you learn the method that works best for you and teach you skills in the subject area you need assistance with to be successful. I am very patient, a good communicator and can usually identify why an individual is struggling and help them overcome those obstacles with simple techniques. I have worked with a very wide range of students, ranging from my own son starting in Kindergarten and have taught individuals as old as 82 years old. I currently teach college level economics: principles of micro and macro, intermediate micro, labor economics, environmental economics. I am willing and able to show breakdowns of math steps and graphing.

Education & Certifications

University of Maine - Bachelors, Resource Economics & Policy

Pre Law

University of New Hampshire-Main Campus

Masters, Resource Economics

Q&A with Andria

I think it is important for students to identify learning techniques that work best for them. I would also help them to be more organized (if needed) and to be diligent about setting aside the required time to study and read. If a student has difficulty learning a skill or concept, what would you do? I would try to go back to the beginning of the topic and identify where the student understood the skill or concept, and we'd walk through it slowly from the beginning. As we review the area, I would highlight important steps or ideas and help the student either connect these steps or ideas to their own life or come up with methods to remember them. But most importantly, I would take my time. I find students often struggle the most when they are going too fast and skipping over or not grasping critical material.