I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Florida, and I came through a rigorous IB program in high school, where I took advanced coursework in math and science and earned college credit toward my degree. Math and physics are tools I use every day, both in my engineering classes and in competitive robotics. That means I can explain not just how to solve a problem, but why it works and where it shows up in the real world.
I have two years of experience tutoring students from...
I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Florida, and I came through a rigorous IB program in high school, where I took advanced coursework in math and science and earned college credit toward my degree. Math and physics are tools I use every day, both in my engineering classes and in competitive robotics. That means I can explain not just how to solve a problem, but why it works and where it shows up in the real world.
I have two years of experience tutoring students from 8th through 12th grade one-on-one in math, science, English, history, and SAT prep. I also lead a FIRST Tech Challenge robotics team, and I previously led a team that won the Think Award and ranked 7th in its division at the FIRST World Championship. Much of that role involves teaching: I walk newer teammates through design, programming, and the math behind mechanisms until they can do it on their own.
My approach is simple. In the first session, I find out where a student is actually getting stuck, whether that's a gap in fundamentals, test anxiety, or not seeing why a topic matters. From there, I break problems into small, clear steps, have students explain their reasoning back to me, and build up to independent practice. For SAT prep, I focus on the question types a student misses most, along with timing and strategy, not just content review. My goal is for every student to leave each session more confident and needing me a little less
