I'm currently at a freshman at UC Davis with a 4.0 GPA, being on the Dean's Honors list for the past three quarters. I've received an A or higher through every stage of math up until Calculus 3 (Multivariable)!
I've previously worked as a SAT Math tutor at a private counseling office, in which I was able to raise my students' average approximately by 10 percent in just a month. Additionally, I've been officially hired by UC Davis to become their calculus tutor starting this August, so...
I'm currently at a freshman at UC Davis with a 4.0 GPA, being on the Dean's Honors list for the past three quarters. I've received an A or higher through every stage of math up until Calculus 3 (Multivariable)!
I've previously worked as a SAT Math tutor at a private counseling office, in which I was able to raise my students' average approximately by 10 percent in just a month. Additionally, I've been officially hired by UC Davis to become their calculus tutor starting this August, so don't worry about my credentials!
Every student has their distinct way of understanding new concepts, and I know how frustrating it may be to learn a subject like math on their own. This is where I come in and guide my students! Instead of giving them the answer, I ask critical thinking questions, provide them with positive reinforcement, and maintain a strict pens-down policy. There is no growth for a student with a tutor who guides them through every step (at least in my experience).
I have taught two high school students pre calculus for about a year and worked in the SAT tutoring camp with more than 10 students for multiple months. In total, I would say I have about 2 years of tutoring experience!
Being a student myself, I understand how difficult some concepts in math are. Despite this, I am willing to give away my personal techniques for memorization and understanding new topics!
