I have over six years' teaching and tutoring experience and a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology, which emphasized learning theory and motivation as well as statistical analysis and research methodology. I teach adolescent development and child development at a local university; combined with my math skills, this make me the perfect tutor to teach your child math or SAT preparation.
At the college level, I have tutored undergraduates in precalculus and assisted a professor with a precalculus class at a community college. I have tutored graduate students in statistics and have consulted with doctoral students on methods and procedures for analyzing dissertation data and on the use of the SPSS statistical computer package. I have also taught a beginner’s computer class as a volunteer for the Center for Social Policy and Community Development at Temple University. I have over twenty-five years’ experience working on mainframe and personal computers and am proficient in Word, Excel, SPSS, Windows and general computer use.
I have always wanted to be a teacher but I was persuaded to pursue a degree in a mathematical field since I always excelled in my math classes. I have recently retired after twenty years as a research professional at Temple University and would consider it quite an opportunity to be a tutor and share with students what I have learned from my studies and my work experience.
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