Anna Du

Anna tutors students in grades 1-10 in Science (including Biology, Chemistry, and Physics), students in grades 1-8 in Math (through Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry), and students in grades 1-6 in English Language Arts and Writing. Additionally, she tutors students in music theory. Anna loves to make learning fun and engaging, and she is experienced in developing personalized materials to meet each student’s learning style, goals, and interests. She has over five years of experience working with students one-on-one, as well as in the classroom setting and in after-school groups. She also currently volunteers as a Guide Runner for athletes with disabilities, including children with visual impairments and physical disabilities.

Anna earned her B.A. in Neuroscience at Wesleyan University and will matriculate into New York Medical College this fall, where she will pursue her M.D. She is passionate about supporting students through application processes by helping with admission essays and interview preparation.

“Anna enjoys running along the Charles River, while either chatting with a friend or listening to a good playlist. She ran her first marathon last fall, fundraising for cancer research! Anna loves animals and is always eager to share and learn fun facts – did you know, the green fungi that lives on sloths’ fur may have anticancer and antibacterial properties? During the work week, Anna is a Clinical Research Coordinator at Massachusetts General Hospital.“