My teaching philosophy is that I believe everyone is capable of learning programming, and since not everyone learns in the same way, we should practice different approaches to teaching. Everyone has a different learning style. Although I prefer sticking to a planned itinerary for studies, it is important to be flexible enough to find a compromise in how the student prefers to learn.
Whether it be with short-term tests, watching informative videos, or putting practice into an application,...
My teaching philosophy is that I believe everyone is capable of learning programming, and since not everyone learns in the same way, we should practice different approaches to teaching. Everyone has a different learning style. Although I prefer sticking to a planned itinerary for studies, it is important to be flexible enough to find a compromise in how the student prefers to learn.
Whether it be with short-term tests, watching informative videos, or putting practice into an application, students should be free to ask for or discover supplements to what they are learning. As long as the student understands the subject matter, I am okay with any creative path the student would prefer to take.
Recent Achievements:
Research Day Participant (2017)
Arctic Code Vault Contributor: Contributed code to a project for the City of Los Angeles, which is now a part of the 2020 GitHub Archive Program
Education:
University graduate. Dean’s List recipient. Computer Science Major, Women’s Studies Minor
10+ years of experience programming
Learning is one of the greatest ways we can improve ourselves. Allowing me to tutor you with that mindset will open new opportunities for your future.
