I hold a PhD in Philosophy of Science with a focus on quantum computing, as well as a triple major in Physics, Philosophy, and Applied Mathematics from my undergraduate studies. My background spans both technical and conceptual disciplines, allowing me to approach subjects with a strong emphasis on clarity, application, and intuition. Over the years, I have taught a wide range of students, from middle schoolers programming video games to college undergraduates tackling differential equations,...
I hold a PhD in Philosophy of Science with a focus on quantum computing, as well as a triple major in Physics, Philosophy, and Applied Mathematics from my undergraduate studies. My background spans both technical and conceptual disciplines, allowing me to approach subjects with a strong emphasis on clarity, application, and intuition. Over the years, I have taught a wide range of students, from middle schoolers programming video games to college undergraduates tackling differential equations, physics, and upper-level economics courses. My experience includes classroom instruction, one-on-one tutoring, and online teaching, where I have worked to make complex subjects more accessible and engaging.
My teaching philosophy is rooted in ensuring students not only understand a subject but also see its broader applications. I focus on building strong foundational intuition, using real-world examples to show why concepts matter and how they can be applied. Whether helping students grasp symbolic logic by deconstructing everyday language, exploring mathematical modeling in sports and voting theory, or guiding students in persuasive writing by acting as their "skeptical friend," I tailor my approach to each student’s learning style. I emphasize active learning through problem-solving, discussions, and structured feedback to help students gain confidence and mastery. I strive to provide my students with both the knowledge and the critical thinking tools they need to succeed in their studies and beyond.
