...I've carefully looked at every single written test, published or unpublished, since that time. In the last few years, the GMAT has been administered via the computer, so now I can't make the claim that I've seen every single question that GMAC has asked. But my knowledge of the test remains deep and broad, my strategies powerful and simple. (read more)
...I value building strong rapport with the students and families I work with, so I look forward to hearing about your hobbies and interests. A general structure you can expect for a lesson with me includes:- Brief check-in- Setting goals for session- Work time*- Wrap-up Q&A- Reflection and setting... (read more)
...A lot of students mistakenly think that standardized test scores are a reflection of their overall intelligence. They're not! They test your knowledge of a small number of concepts and your ability to apply that knowledge efficiently. (read more)
...This gives them the independence to learn how to solve problems on their own, which improves not only exam scores but also their confidence. I've had the pleasure of hearing from many of my former students that they realized that they don't actually dislike math, they just had a few bad experien... (read more)
...Lastly, on the MCAT (the admissions test for medical school), I scored at the 96th percentile for Biology/Biochemistry, meaning this subject area is my forte! I am starting medical school in the fall, and have a bachelor's in Biochemistry. After college I joined Teach For America and became certified to teach high school Biology, Chemistry and Anatomy. (read more)