"I'm Joanna! I am currently a PhD student in Logic, Computation, and Methodology at Carnegie Mellon University, working with one professor on the formalization of mathematics and another on type theory.

I recently graduated from Harvard with high honors in Linguistics and Pure Mathematics and a concurrent Master's degree in Computer Science. At Harvard, I was a TA for a Computer Science course and a Mathematics course, earning excellent reviews both times from my students. I’ve also been tutoring math since I was old enough to work.

Not only am I an excellent teacher, I know the techniques to ace tests. To highlight my most relevant accomplishments, I achieved perfect 800s on the SAT math section and the math subject test, a perfect 5 on the Calculus BC exam, and a perfect 340 on the GRE. I can help you or your kid learn the patterns of standardized tests so that they can succeed just like I did. If you're interested in more advanced math, I excel at discrete math: I offer lessons in any discrete math at an undergraduate level, including Modern Algebra, Topology, and especially Set Theory and Logic.

I've been coding since middle school, and with my master's in Computer Science, I am well-equipped to teach computer science. As a TA for an introductory computer science class, my students praised me for being able to explain concepts well so that they would be equipped to solve the questions themselves. If you are considering advanced theory classes, I can teach on Theory of Computation and Programming Language Theory." less...