IdentityI was a student of Ramiah and I did my Masters in Electrical Engineering (Focus: Electro Physics) from University of Southern California. I worked for Intel Corp in Arizona for 3 1/2 years during which time I was tutoring high school students in Maths and Physics on and off.
I am currently teaching GMAT aspirants math and improving their aptitude skills.
I enjoy the process of unfolding concepts to students and giving them clarity. I measure my success only in making in clear, removing the fear and making it more enjoyable to young candidates.
I believe patience is a must for this profession. Goes without saying. My general disposition, irrespective of this job, is being calm and patient.
Also, I believe in the beauty of the subjects, hence my choices during my graduate studies. I had a good chance to help graduate students in economics with high level mathematics while at USC.
I am more traditional in teaching and believe in student-teacher relationship. While todays' schooling demands result-orientation, I believe in making student self-confident to make him strong enough to boldly taking up a new topic and comprehend on his own. Teaching and learning should shape both the teacher and the student as better individuals, at the end of it, both intellectually and emotionally.
Good luck.
