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Koissi

Current Undergrad, Computer Science

Northeastern University

About Me

I am a freshman studying Computer Science at Northeastern University's school of Computer and Information Science. In High School I was an AP Scholar with distinction, a title earned for scoring above average on 7 AP tests. As a Senior in High School while taking AP Calculus AB, I was a peer tutor in my school's Pre-Calculus course. Other tutoring experience comes from volunteering to help my peers in their math and Computer Science classes. I am an avid programmer with experience across a wide range of technologies and languages, including NodeJS, MySQL, C, C++, and Objective C. Most of my experience in Computer Science comes from personal projects and my own curiosity. Learning new things is my favorite pastime, and I'd like to share that feeling with others as much as I can. When tutoring students, I work to give them a taste of the joy I experience when faced with new knowledge. Anyone can learn to love the education they receive both in and out of the classroom.

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Northeastern University

Current Undergrad, Computer Science

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Q&A with Koissi

If a student does not find joy in a subject they are learning, they will not learn the subject to the best of their abilities. Therefore, it is the duty of the teacher to teach the student to love the subjects they are being taught. My favorite way to learn involves personal achievement. The feeling that results from such an achievement helps to excite students about the subject. When tutoring, I ask questions that lead students through the thought process to solving the problem at hand. As the student answers these questions, they better understand the problem and are better equipped to solve it themselves. When the question is finally solved, it is the student who solved the problem, giving them a sense of achievement that motivates them to keep moving forward.