"Hi! My name is Henry, and I recently graduated summa cum laude with a double major in mechanical engineering and computer science from Yale University. I'm now going on to complete a master's degree in aerospace engineering at Stanford, but I'm hoping to spend some time pursuing my love of teaching as well!

In terms of experience, I have been tutoring for over 8 years now, in subjects ranging from 7th grade math to collegiate computer graphics, and I have always loved the experience of sharing my knowledge through education. At Yale, I was also an employed Undergraduate Learning Assistant (ULA) for several semesters, working for a computer science class about data structures (CPSC 223) and a mechanical engineering class about robotic control systems (ENAS 772). I have loved all of these different teaching/tutoring jobs and have found the experience of watching my students learn and grow (sometimes over the course of several years!) very rewarding.

My teaching style generally revolves around helping students understand concepts from first principles. Often, our education system relies on memorizing techniques and strategies to solve problems, which can be helpful in the short-term but lead to issues with understanding. With my students, I try to help them learn from the very beginning, building a strong foundation on which they can continue learning into the future. My tutoring style is also very tailored to each student's individual skills, personality type, and learning goals, with the objective of making tutoring a fun and productive time that my students look forward to every week!

I am generally happy to tutor in a wide range of subjects, so feel free to reach out regardless of what you are hoping to work on with me! This includes AP courses (I took 10+ APs in high school), SAT prep (my score = 1600/1600), GRE prep (my score = 339/340), and many college-level math, computer science, or physics classes. I look forward to hearing from you!" less...