Fati Math Tutoring

I first like to do a review lecture on their most recent material, then go through examples from the book or make some of my own examples up. Afterwards I have them do a question on their own and have them explain their thinking process in approaching the problem. From there I can either help them in homework they were assigned or assign them a new assignment. 

I recently graduated from UC Berkeley and studied physics and astrophysics. I am also President of Hispanic Engineers and Scientists, a student organization that advocates for the success of Latinx students in STEM fields. I consistently work with the material in my study and apply it to my student organization to help others. 

I am the oldest of three younger siblings. I have always helped them get ahead in their studies. In 2016 I taught at a professional level for the Covina Valley Unified School District for k-12 students. I was contacted by my highschool counselor to tutor. 

I have work with k-12 students in 2016 and recently have tutored college freshmen and sophomores. 

I find that children with disabilities have always found it hard to get proper resources to succeed academically. While I was tutoring in Covina High School, a highschool freshmen who was on the spectrum came in for help. He kept apologizing for asking me questions, which made me realize he's probabily has had an impatient tutor in the past unwilling to answer his questions. He was one of my most consistent students. 

Everybody learns differently, so find a tutor that is willing to explore that with you. A good tutor is one that isn't condenscending and allows you to form your own ideas of the subject. 

Besides the logistical questions of rates and availability, ask a teacher what they are most passionate about. Maybe their passion matches yours? I think you can tell alot about a person on their answer.