"I believe that successful learning strategies separate what we already know from what we need to learn. Exercises should identify gaps in knowledge and selectively bridge those gaps without forcing the tedious repetition of familiar material. Attention is limited in its capacity and can be exhausted in any person. Cognitive techniques can empower learners to anticipate this deficit, alternate between task types, and resist the depletion of attentive energy. No single solution exists for every learner. My goal is to empower you to test yourself and monitor your own progress.

I am confident that I can provide an approach which will improve performance for test takers in many different subjects including Algebra, Psychology, Statistics, Research Methods, Biology, American/World History, and English (reading, writing). Consider my services if you want to explore learning strategies and maximize your learning capacity." less...