"I have tutored at a community college for two years until they allowed me to start lecturing there as a part time professor. Alongside that, I have been a mentor, a supplementary instructor, and a grader. I know math and physics like the back of my hand, but more importantly I have a deep intuition on the struggles of students. I understand precisely where the gaps lie and attack those weaknesses with more...
"I have tutored at a community college for two years until they allowed me to start lecturing there as a part time professor. Alongside that, I have been a mentor, a supplementary instructor, and a grader. I know math and physics like the back of my hand, but more importantly I have a deep intuition on the struggles of students. I understand precisely where the gaps lie and attack those weaknesses with deliberate instruction. This is my favorite part about tutoring, I feel like a repairman, but instead of repairing broken cars, pipes, or objects, I repair skills and knowledge in mathematics and physics. I also love it because it lets me talk about my favorite things in the world!
Since I have a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, I understand math not just on an abstract / esoteric level, but on a more applicable / relatable level. I don't give vigorous proofs, but rather simple derivations with intuitive reasoning.
Please do not hesitate to contact me. I have experience with all sorts of students, from the gifted who seek reinforced recitation to the downright lazy who didn't pay attention in class (someone like myself!). I have lots of experience with students who possess learning difficulties. I welcome all with nothing but respect and a pleasure to educate. Thank you :)" less...
Rutgers University, Physics
Stevens Institute of Technology, Masters
Stevens Institute of Technology, PhD
