My educational background is as follows:
Throughout high school, I tutored Algebra I, Geometry, Trigonometry, and AP Statistics as part of my membership in Math Honors Society. I completed AP Calculus AB (5), AP Statistics(4), Calculus II (A), and Calculus Based Physics I (A). I am confident I can tutor up to AP Calculus AB/Calculus I and Calculus Based Physics I. I have also completed AP Computer Science A (CSA) (4) and an introductory Java course (A) and am confident I can tutor java up to...
My educational background is as follows:
Throughout high school, I tutored Algebra I, Geometry, Trigonometry, and AP Statistics as part of my membership in Math Honors Society. I completed AP Calculus AB (5), AP Statistics(4), Calculus II (A), and Calculus Based Physics I (A). I am confident I can tutor up to AP Calculus AB/Calculus I and Calculus Based Physics I. I have also completed AP Computer Science A (CSA) (4) and an introductory Java course (A) and am confident I can tutor java up to the AP CSA curriculum. Furthermore, I believe my undergraduate research experience will aid in my ability to communicate concepts from various disciplines as I was verbally reporting to my advisor and explaining research methods and results to my colleague. I also communicated the research to those who weren’t familiar with it while presenting at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Washington, D.C. and caught the attention of a SIGACT editor who plans to cite our paper when it is published.
My reasons for tutoring:
I have two main motivations for being a tutor. The first is that I find fulfillment in helping individuals better understand their coursework and succeed in it. The second is that it is a goal of mine to become faculty at a university and the skills and experience I will gain from this job will aid me in the teaching positions I may hold while pursuing that occupation.
