I hold a Master's degree in International Economics from UC San Diego and spent several years applying statistics and economic analysis professionally as a researcher for economists, a think tank analyst, and a contributor to news organizations. That background gives me a practitioner's fluency in Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics, not just textbook knowledge.
I also have classroom experience as a substitute teacher in public middle and high schools, so I know...
I hold a Master's degree in International Economics from UC San Diego and spent several years applying statistics and economic analysis professionally as a researcher for economists, a think tank analyst, and a contributor to news organizations. That background gives me a practitioner's fluency in Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Econometrics, not just textbook knowledge.
I also have classroom experience as a substitute teacher in public middle and high schools, so I know how to translate graduate level quantitative reasoning into clear, step by step explanations for students who are just building their foundation, whether that is a high schooler tackling Algebra or AP Statistics, or a college undergrad working through Econometrics or Intro Micro/Macro.
My approach is to identify exactly where a concept breaks down for a student, rebuild the logic from that point, and connect it to real applications so the math stops feeling abstract. My goal is confidence, not just correct answers on the next test.