Gianpaolo
University College London, University of London
Mathematical Modeling
Graduate
DBS
10About Me
Hello,
my name is Gianpaolo Magagnoli, and I am an ex-student at UCL trying to start a PhD in Mathematics. I have just finished my Master’s Degree at UCL called “Mathematical Modeling”, and I have previously completed a Master’s Degree at University of Dundee called “Applied Mathematics”, where I have received Distinction and my final project was awarded the “Best Overall Project in Applied Mathematics”.
Though I have no official certified experience in tutoring, I have always done it since High School (Liceo Scientifico Nomentano) with all my school mates, at those times I was even called by my teacher to deliver lessons to my class, as I truly believe that anybody is able to do Mathematics and that Mathematics is not really hard, it’s just a matter of looking at it from the right perspective, which we will do together…
My teaching style
Simplify difficult concepts to make them accessible to all students from different levels and backgrounds; my teaching style will be tailored and refined differently for each individual student to better address all their personal needs and their learning stiles, but also while making sure to main the same level of fairness objectivity across all students; all questions are welcomed; personalized exercises and lessons; all classes will be delivered in English.
My past experience
Not officially, but I have been tutoring my school and University friends since the time of High School.
My Proudest Achievements
BSc at UCL, MSc at UCL, MSc at University of Dundee, 100 out of 100 at my High School Diploma
I teach
- Further Maths
- Maths
- Mechanics
- Calculus
- Geometry
- Trigonometry
- Pure Maths
- Algebra
- Mathematics
- Physics and Astronomy
My Results and Achievements
- BSc at UCL
- BSc in Mathematics and Mathematical Physics
- MSc at University of Dundee
- MSc in Applied Mathematics
- MSc at UCL
- MSc in Mathematical Modeling
- Distinction at University of Dundee
- "Best overall thesis" at University of Dundee