Michael M. from Washington, DC
$45.00/hr
- 4.0 /5.0 (00)
- 40%Profile completion
- Washington, DC
Subjects:
- Grammar
- Literature
- Proofreading
- Reading
- Vocabulary
- Writing
- Classics
- Psychology
- English
- Linguistics
A brief introduction
I’m Mike! I graduated cum laude with Bachelor’s degrees in both English and philosophy, with a minor concentration in linguistics. I then went on to earn a Master’s degree and then a Phd in philosophy. I’m now a college professor. I’ve been teaching since 2015. I’ve taught classes on writing, philosophy, classics, religious studies, history, linguistics, and logic. I’ve worked very closely with individual students to help them succeed in my classes. Students’ evaluation of my teaching has con…Read more
About Michael M. from Washington, DC
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