I began tutoring as a sophmore in high school, six years ago. Since then I have tutored many grade levels across a broad range of subjects; from mathematics, reading and general science in elementary school to university Physics and Biology as well as graduate level Biochemistry.

My name is Aryeh, and I'm a tutor with Ivy Bound and a student at Dartmouth College. During high school, I scored a 2370 on the SAT I as well as 800, 790, and 770 on three SAT Subject Tests. Based on my 4s and 5s on twelve AP exams, I also earned National AP Scholar designation. I have experience working with students of all ability levels, and my approach combines patience with enthusiasm to build both understanding and confidence. I look forward to helping more students achieve success.

Hi! I recently graduated from MIT (in 2007) with a B.S. in political science. I am also interested in a wide range of other topics, such as math, philosophy, computers, and music. I love teaching, and have been doing so for many years. At MIT, I was a philosophy teaching assistant for three semesters. Also, through an experimental program, I was allowed to develop and teach several of my own for-credit courses for other MIT students. You can view one of them, a Current Events seminar, online at: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Special-Programs/SP-246Fall-2004/CourseHome/. I also volunteered as a teacher through a program designed to encourage local middle school girls to study math and science. When I was in high school myself, I spent over 200 hours as a volunteer tutor through the National Honors Society. I helped other high schoolers in subjects ranging from calculus to writing to SAT prep. I also taught piano lessons to about five young children (ages 4 through 12) throughout high school. My last summer before college, I taught music full-time to elementary students at a summer camp in Florida. Now that I have graduated from college, it is more important to me than ever to remain connected to young people through teaching. I look forward to (virtually) meeting you soon!

Lucas Baradello is a native of Marin County, California and the son of Argentinean immigrants to the United States. He is an undergraduate student at Princeton University, concentrating at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and earning certificates in East Asian and Near Eastern Studies. As a student in high school, Lucas participated in Proyecto Plata, a program designed by Motorola and the Global Discovery Education Fund to provide information and communication technologies (ICTs) to underprivileged communities in Latin America. In 2003, Lucas was a liaison for Motorola at the Nuestra Señora de la Misericordia Hogar de Niñas (orphanage for girls) in Ancón, Perú. In 2004, Lucas, his brother, Federico, and Shawn Kothari, a friend at Princeton, founded Juvenis, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization in California that serves underprivileged youth in the United States. Today, Juvenis is developing a web portal that seeks to be a premier source of high-value academic and professional resources to youth in the US. More recently, Lucas has interned for the International Air Transport Association (IATA) in Geneva, Switzerland and Global Action Foundation (GAF) in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Lucas speaks native Spanish, proficient Chinese, and possesses a working knowledge of French and Modern Standard Arabic. He is a National Merit Scholar Finalist, a Presidential Freedom Scholar, and a National Coca-Cola Scholar.