...I've taught Psychology online at several colleges. I believe that a student can improve his or her ability on reading exams, such as the SAT, by learning to ask the right questions. For example, one such question is, "What is the author's point in this passage." Utilizing this method, rapid gains can be made and the student can obtain a very high score. (read more)
...One of my innate talents is to present complex concepts in understandable terms. I am encouraging and skillful at bringing out the best in each student. My manner is calm while assisting individuals to strive for excellence. (read more)
I have an extensive background in Mathematics and am currently pursuing a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Louisville's Speed School. As a graduate student, I taught several introductory level courses including College Algebra. I also did part-time tutoring helping with trigonometry, geometry, calculus and Algebra 1 and 2 at the high school/middle school level. (read more)
...When I tutor algebra, I like to show students that they often already have the skills to logic out unfamiliar math problems -- a skill well-suited for standardized testing. I have been teaching and tutoring math and science for the past four years. I am particularly experienced in teaching algebra, unit conversion, and geophysics. (read more)
I am a professional novelist with seven books in print, as well as articles and essays published in the Daily Telegraph, Monocle, Electric Sheep, and several other periodicals. I won the John Creasey Award for best first novel, and have been nominated for the Ian Fleming Award. My work has been translated into twelve languages. (read more)