Nick
Certified Tutor
Undergraduate Degree: Stony Brook University - Bachelors, History and Political Science
LSAT: 170
Writing, Martial Arts, Football, Video games, Reading, Politics, Hiking, Traveling
5th Grade Math
African History
American Literature
Ancient and Medieval Heritage
AP Comparative Government and Politics
British Literature
Civics
Classics
CLEP Prep
CLEP College Algebra
College English
College Level American History
College Level American Literature
College Political Science
College World History
Comparative Literature
Constitutional Law
Elementary School
Elementary School Math
High School Biology
High School English
High School Level American History
High School Level American Literature
High School Political Science
High School World History
High School Writing
Law
Medieval Literature
Middle School Reading
Middle School Reading Comprehension
Middle School Writing
Other
Political Science
SAT Subject Test in United States History
SAT Subject Test in World History
SAT Subject Tests Prep
Social Sciences
World Civilization
World History
World Literature
What is your teaching philosophy?
There are two methods: 1) Make the subject matter more fun. This method only goes so far, but making the material come to life, relating it to the student's day to day life, and keeping it light are easy methods. 2) Give them some hope. When a student is struggling, they usually feel embarrassed or hopeless in the subject. The best path forward is to lob some easy questions at them and talk them through it in a way that makes them think that they came to the right answer before they have the full ability to on their own. Hope for future understanding is the best medicine for despair.