Hey, I'm Zach, and I recently graduated magna cum laude with a BA in mathematics and a minor in data science. I also have basic computer science knowledge, primarily in Python. I am also very interested in logic. I was a TA for a Calculus 1 class in university, during which I gave regular recitations and held daily office hours. During this time, I realized how easy it is for students to get overwhelmed by material, especially if they don't have enough background or want to know the "whys" of...
Hey, I'm Zach, and I recently graduated magna cum laude with a BA in mathematics and a minor in data science. I also have basic computer science knowledge, primarily in Python. I am also very interested in logic. I was a TA for a Calculus 1 class in university, during which I gave regular recitations and held daily office hours. During this time, I realized how easy it is for students to get overwhelmed by material, especially if they don't have enough background or want to know the "whys" of everything.
As someone who was once was (and in many ways, still is) this type of student, I can deeply appreciate the need to pace yourself and break things down bit by bit. Often times, there isn't a learning issue, but a teaching issue. I'd love to hear about how you come to understand things and create an active process we both engage in, rather than me just regurgitating what I already know. I would also enjoy getting to explain how I've come to best learn the things that I have struggled with to help you on a metacognitive level, too. I am very patient, love to explain things, and will do my best to make sure you walk away with a better understanding each time.
I am most experienced in tutoring college students, but I also have experience tutoring my brother from grades 6-8+. I am interested in gaining more experience with different subjects beyond just calculus.
