Hello! My name is David. I am a recent master's graduate in Medical Sciences with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience hailing from the University of Pittsburgh. Just coming off a completed rigorous graduate-level medical curriculum with a 3.7 GPA, I had to learn (and relearn) abstract, complex principles and digest them into intuitive, bite-sized concepts.
I genuinely love teaching. I find being able to teach a topic to others requires learning the information at a deep enough level to...
Hello! My name is David. I am a recent master's graduate in Medical Sciences with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience hailing from the University of Pittsburgh. Just coming off a completed rigorous graduate-level medical curriculum with a 3.7 GPA, I had to learn (and relearn) abstract, complex principles and digest them into intuitive, bite-sized concepts.
I genuinely love teaching. I find being able to teach a topic to others requires learning the information at a deep enough level to understand ~why~ someone may find a topic difficult or confusing rather than a hand wave of indifference. I know exactly where students typically stumble, and I focus on building core conceptual frameworks rather than relying on brute memorization.
Therefore, my approach to teaching is heavily informed by my extensive experience as a university-vetted Undergraduate Teaching Assistant (UTA). I spent multiple semesters leading recitations, managing labs, and orchestrating comprehensive exam review sessions for General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Introduction to Neuroscience. Additionally, I have been teaching English to adult learners for the last year.
Beyond college-level STEM, I am highly experienced in standardized test preparation. I scored a 33 on my ACT (98th percentile nationally) and can provide targeted, helpful strategy sessions for high school students looking to maximize their test scores or excel in AP/IB Chemistry and Biology.
Really glad to be here! No question is a bad one! More than willing to employ personalized study lessons or use your class material for reference and assign personally made drills just for your own unique goals!