Hello, and thanks for taking a look at my profile! I tutor all levels of math and physics, from foundational courses through advanced college material. My own coursework extends through Calculus 5, linear analysis, and upper-division statistics, along with four engineering physics courses, so I'm comfortable helping with everything from algebra basics to multivariable calculus and calculus-based physics. I also hold a bachelor's degree in finance, which means I bring a practical, applied...
Hello, and thanks for taking a look at my profile! I tutor all levels of math and physics, from foundational courses through advanced college material. My own coursework extends through Calculus 5, linear analysis, and upper-division statistics, along with four engineering physics courses, so I'm comfortable helping with everything from algebra basics to multivariable calculus and calculus-based physics. I also hold a bachelor's degree in finance, which means I bring a practical, applied perspective to topics like statistics and probability — I can show you not just how the math works, but where it shows up in the real world.
My teaching background goes beyond coursework. I worked for several years as a substitute teacher with the Sacramento City Unified School District, where I learned how to adapt explanations on the fly for students with very different learning styles and starting points. Today I teach at an adult day program in Sacramento, where clear communication and patience aren't optional — they're the whole job. That experience has made me a better teacher for everyone: I've learned to break complex ideas into manageable pieces, check for real understanding rather than nodding along, and adjust my pace to fit the student in front of me.
My approach to tutoring reflects all of that. Rather than just walking through problems, I focus on making sure you understand the concepts and the logic behind every step. In a typical session, we'll work through problems together — I'll ask questions along the way so you're doing the thinking, not just watching me do it. When you understand why a method works, you can apply it confidently to new problems: on homework, on exams, and in future courses. Whether you're catching up, keeping up, or getting ahead, I'd love to help you get there.