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Natasha Doubson San Francisco, California

With teaching experience ranging from math to composition to ESL (and TOEFL, SAT, GRE, LSAT and just about every acronym under the sun) to foreign languages and Probability and Statistics, Natasha is hard pressed to name a subject she has not taught. Music? Cooking? “And music I never will, but cooking… who knows? May be one day,” she muses.

After having received a 780 score, Natasha joined Manhattan GMAT in 2003. She currently teaches Manhattan GMAT's Bay Area corporate classes as well as private students, face-to-face and online, in Silicon Valley. Natasha spends her days on the lookout for sentence correction errors and is currently writing an ear-use manual for GMAT test-takers.

Life in Silicon Valley has made Natasha extremely aware of the intricate inner workings of the geek's psyche. By analogizing essay writing to code review, diagramming a reading passage to setting up a relational database, and scanning sentence correction answer choices to using regular expressions, she finds a key to the hearts and minds of developers, software engineers, testers, etc.

So should Perl or Python happen to be your primary language, she will show you how to analyze an argument written in English and quickly debug a sentence correction exercise.

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