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Matt T.

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I'm Matt, I graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with a minor in Computer Science, and am now pursuing an MD degree. Coming from a family of educators, I've found I too have a knack for spreading knowledge, and I gravitated towards clubs and opportunities for tutoring wherever I turned.

I was a tutor for the Princeton University Computer Science program, where I predominantly used questionary teaching to guide learners to their own answers. This...

I'm Matt, I graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with a minor in Computer Science, and am now pursuing an MD degree. Coming from a family of educators, I've found I too have a knack for spreading knowledge, and I gravitated towards clubs and opportunities for tutoring wherever I turned.

I was a tutor for the Princeton University Computer Science program, where I predominantly used questionary teaching to guide learners to their own answers. This emphasis allows students to think through their challenges, rather than just giving it to them. In medical school, over 3 years I have tutored in several clubs, predominantly teaching anatomy, both in hands-on environments in dissection labs as well as in classroom settings, where I would guide students through pertinent test material allowing them to succeed in their exams.

My devotion in teaching is that I want my learner to understand the material, not just memorize it. This allows them to apply the material in new scenarios, rather than regurgitate it. I reach this with my learners via the "see one, do one, teach one" method when possible. Furthermore, as previously mentioned, we learn better when we work through our challenges; I don't just hand my students answers, I guide them with questions and hints so that we can figure it out together. I'm not just here to improve grades. I'm here to improve learning. Feel free to contact me with any questions, and I look forward to meeting soon!

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Princeton University
Neuroscience
Thomas Jefferson University - In Progress
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Algebra 1

Algebra 1

I received my undergraduate degree in Neuroscience from Princeton University, with a minor in computer science. I focused on the computational aspects, from Algebra all the way to Linear Algebra. I am currently working towards an MD. The problem solving skills that math teaches are an everyday tool in the everyday world, and I help teach that.
Algebra 2

Algebra 2

I received my undergraduate degree in Neuroscience from Princeton University, with a minor in computer science. I focused on the computational aspects, from Algebra all the way to Linear Algebra. I am currently working towards an MD. The problem solving skills that math teaches are an everyday tool in the everyday world, and I help teach that.
Anatomy

Anatomy

I am a 4th year medical student. I have plenty of tutoring experience in both Anatomy and Physiology, fields that often run hand in hand. I love making these subjects more substantial with real-world examples and a focus on understanding, rather than memorizing.
C#

C#

I've developed several games in Unity with C# (one of the most common applications of C#) and I am proficient in numerous other similar languages. My most recent game was in C#, it was a 2D platformer where you play as an HDL molecule collecting LDL to teach the concepts of hyperlipidemia.
Computer Programming

Computer Programming

I've contributed in teams or designed solo several video games, typically in Unity with C#, but also with Javascript. I've had experience tutoring in the principles of computer science and programming, especially in Java.
Computer Science

Computer Science

I received a degree in Neuroscience from Princeton University, participating predominantly in the computational neuroscience courses offered there. I received a minor in Computer Science, becoming experienced in front-end and back-end programming as well as computer science, such as in data structures, algorithms, and graphics. I also have experience as a tutor for the introductory computer science course at Princeton.
Java

Java

I've had experience tutoring in the principles of computer science and programming, especially in Java. Albeit verbose, Java provides a glimpse at the inner mechanics without getting too muddy. I received a minor in Computer Science at Princeton University.
Neuroscience

Neuroscience

I obtained a bachelor's degree in neuroscience from Princeton University, specializing in computation. I wrote my thesis on the developmental statistical interconnectedness of the brain and its disruption in Autism Spectrum Disorder. I've also had a glimpse of the clinical world of neurology through medical school, and love the opportunity to connect what is learned with real-world applications.
Physiology

Physiology

I am a 4th year medical student. I have plenty of tutoring experience in both Anatomy and Physiology, fields that often run hand in hand. I love making these subjects more substantial with real-world examples and a focus on understanding, rather than memorizing.
Prealgebra

Prealgebra

I received my undergraduate degree in Neuroscience from Princeton University, with a minor in computer science. I focused on the computational aspects, from Algebra all the way to Linear Algebra. I am currently working towards an MD. The problem solving skills that math teaches are an everyday tool in the everyday world, and I help teach that.
Precalculus

Precalculus

I received my undergraduate degree in Neuroscience from Princeton University, with a minor in computer science. I focused on the computational aspects, from Algebra all the way to Linear Algebra. I am currently working towards an MD. The problem solving skills that math teaches are an everyday tool in the everyday world, and I help teach that.
Unity

Unity

I have helped develop or solo developed several games and VR experiences on Unity in C#, most recently an educational platformer on the effects of high cholesterol. Importantly, Unity likes to change, and we developers have to change with it. We'll figure it out, together.
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This is your Unity Tutor!

Matt is knowledgable, patient, and up for any challenge. He does a thorough, honest job and I'm thrilled to be working with him 😊

M, 18 lessons with Matt

Personalized Medical School Tutoring

Matt was caring and guided me through difficult concepts in an orderly way to help me achieve mastery of the subjects I needed! He explains things very well and I will definitely be scheduling with him in the future!

Z, 4 lessons with Matt

This is your Unity Tutor!

Matt is knowledgable, patient, and up for any challenge. He does a thorough, honest job and I'm thrilled to be working with him 😊

M, 18 lessons with Matt

This is your Unity Tutor!

Matt is knowledgable, patient, and up for any challenge. He does a thorough, honest job and I'm thrilled to be working with him 😊

M, 18 lessons with Matt
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