I graduated from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) in May 2015 with a Doctor’s degree. Furthermore, I gained an intense teaching experience by serving as a teaching assistant to two major undergraduate algebra based laboratory courses at Ole Miss: General Physics I, and Physics II. In addition to that I have experience in teaching undergraduate math courses at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB): College Algebra (Fall 2009) and...
I graduated from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) in May 2015 with a Doctor’s degree. Furthermore, I gained an intense teaching experience by serving as a teaching assistant to two major undergraduate algebra based laboratory courses at Ole Miss: General Physics I, and Physics II. In addition to that I have experience in teaching undergraduate math courses at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB): College Algebra (Fall 2009) and Intermediate Algebra (Spring 2010).
I am able to teach all high school math levels, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and precalculus.
According to my qualifications I am able to teach any physics level courses.
Many educators have an inspirational role model for what a teacher should be; in my case I have a model for what a teacher should not be. It is always astounding to me to realize how a teacher can sometimes with a single statement she/he makes influence someone’s life dramatically.
I love to help who ever in need for knowledge.
