"My name is David! I graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa with a Bachelor's in Mathematics from Queens College, City University of New York (CUNY) in 2019 and hold a Master's in Economics from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY. I am currently a researcher in physical oceanography. Most recently, I was an Adjunct Professor of Economics. I have been tutoring and working with students ever since I was an undergraduate, and conveying the joys of learning is one of my great callings in life.

For nearly a decade, I've developed over 1000 hours of experience in teaching 100's of students ranging from the high school (ages 14-18) to graduate school level. Under my tutelage, students have gone from failing a course, to succeeding with an A or B grade. I am a versatile instructor, with expertise in secondary school-level Algebra I/II, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB/BC, college-level Calculus I/II/III, Introductory and Intermediate Microeconomics, and graduate-level statistics courses in Causal Inference. Moreover, I have taught all modalities of instruction, from one-on-one tutoring online and in-person, to university lecture halls in classes of around 40 students. My approach has always been to center students' needs first, allowing them to tailor the tutoring instruction as needed. Additionally, I am a skilled typesetter of mathematical and scientific notes, and can produce textbook-quality study materials on the spot as supplementary materials for students to study from.

As the American physicist Richard Feynman once alluded to, the greatest form of learning is to teach and share knowledge with others. I will go to bat for you and do everything I can to not only ensure that you have the technical skills needed to succeed, but have the confidence to academically thrive. If you would like to study with me and see how transformative and insightful mathematics can be in illuminating our world, please reach out!" less...