I am a student in UCLA's Class of 2030 and recently graduated high school. During high school, I've been in an online organization called Learn to Be (LTB), where I've both tutored students and managed our school's chapter of LTB, where the mission is to provide volunteer/free tutoring to underserved communities, as well as my experience as an informal peer tutor for years before. I have taught students from elementary school students up to students my age.
One such student from my early...
I am a student in UCLA's Class of 2030 and recently graduated high school. During high school, I've been in an online organization called Learn to Be (LTB), where I've both tutored students and managed our school's chapter of LTB, where the mission is to provide volunteer/free tutoring to underserved communities, as well as my experience as an informal peer tutor for years before. I have taught students from elementary school students up to students my age.
One such student from my early LTB days had to redo fourth grade because of her math grade, but over the summer, I intensively prepared her for her course through practice problems, explaining concepts, and sending email updates to her mother. After summer, I had less time, but I continued to help her throughout the years until I graduated high school. She has significantly improved and during her second time in fourth grade, she received an AB honor roll for her achievements, changing her math grade from failing to an A or B.
