"I'm Dalton, an MIT mathematician and computer scientist, and I teach a wide variety of math and CS topics, from basic high school algebra to calculus to advanced college topics like discrete math, multivariable calculus, and game theory. I also teach several programming languages, including Python, Java, C++, and more. I work with high school students, undergrads, graduate students, and professionals.

I tutored in math and physics for 5 years at Saginaw Valley State University and privately in Michigan, helped teach high school classes locally and college classes at SVSU as well, and routinely caught my fellow MIT students up to speed on advanced subjects completely outside their fields once I moved to Massachusetts. Most of those I have taught are in the high school and early college range due to when specific math classes tend to take place. The majority of subjects I have worked with have ranged from high school algebra to college calculus-level classes. In addition to serving as a tutor, I coached a team for the Math Counts competition, scored well in local and national math competitions like AIME, AMC, and the Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition, and was a counselor at the MathFit Plus summer program for incoming freshmen at SVSU.

I work well with self-motivated students who are willing to also practice on their own time or read up on a subject if necessary, and who will bring their questions to me and work through them . I can provide external practice question sources and further reading on subjects if applicable. Self-initiative and a desire to learn will be a good match for my abilities. The more the student participates and engages, the better their experience with me will be.

Please contact me if you think I would be a good match for your math and physics needs! I have a very open schedule and can travel anywhere on public transit in the Boston metro and North Shore areas. I look forward to meeting you and growing your understanding!" less...