Masters in Mathematics from Boston University Tutoring

Luke Z.

My journey into the world of mathematics and tutoring began in Shanghai at a top university. It was here that I first immersed myself in the academic realm, earning my master's degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The program, rigorous in its nature, gave me a comprehensive understanding of the core principles that underlie many advanced subjects. But it wasn't just about bookish knowledge; my years there instilled in me a passion for teaching. This passion drove me to serve as an assistant professor for three years, teaching courses on Artificial Intelligence. In a classroom setting, I worked with a variety of students, each bringing their unique perspectives and challenges. I often adapted my teaching style to fit both group dynamics in classroom settings and individual needs in one-on-one tutoring sessions.

As my career progressed, my love for mathematics prompted me to pursue further studies at Boston University, where I earned a second master's degree, this time in Mathematics. Beyond the classroom, I've consistently emphasized a systematic and comprehensive approach when tutoring. I believe in not just teaching computational skills but also fostering understanding, logical analysis, and a disciplined approach to problem-solving.

Over the years, I've worked with a broad spectrum of students, from high schoolers getting their first taste of algebra to university students delving into more complex mathematical theories. Each experience, be it in Shanghai or Boston, in a classroom or during a one-on-one session, has enriched my teaching toolkit, ensuring I'm equipped to help students of varying abilities and backgrounds.