I hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, where I also served as a graduate teaching assistant. During my undergraduate years I worked several semesters at the Learning Resource Center, tutoring engineering courses for fellow students. Over the years I have extended my passion for teaching to younger learners, coaching my three children from elementary through high school through all of their mathematics curricula.
My instructional...
I hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, where I also served as a graduate teaching assistant. During my undergraduate years I worked several semesters at the Learning Resource Center, tutoring engineering courses for fellow students. Over the years I have extended my passion for teaching to younger learners, coaching my three children from elementary through high school through all of their mathematics curricula.
My instructional approach centers on a three stage lesson plan: I begin each session with a fun, creative hook to spark curiosity, then move into a clear, explicit explanation of the material, and finally provide structured time for students to practice independently. This flexible framework can be customized to suit any subject or the unique needs of each learner. I am committed to maximizing student success, respond quickly to questions, and welcome any resources or suggestions from parents and students. Feel free to contact me to discuss tutoring needs or schedule a lesson.
