I have loved learning since I was a kid. When friends needed help with math, chemistry, or physics, I'm who would happily help them out. After graduating from university, I started tutoring professionally.

As a clinical tutor I used an analytical approach to help students struggling with reading. Through opened dialogue with my students, I would understood their perspective on a confusing topic and then use guiding questions to lead them to understanding the correct answer.

At the University of Central Florida I was a strategic tutor at Academic Services for Student Athletes . There I would help the student athletes with science and math courses. I also would assist them in becoming more efficient students. I taught them study habits, organization skills, and tips to get the most out of their study time.

I have also worked at other private academic tutoring companies focusing on high school and university level science and math. I am proud to say that I have helped a diverse range of students: students that needed extra help to keep up, high level students taking AP and IB courses, and many in between.

During my time at the University of Miami I was part of two academic programs: the Howard Hughes Institute Undergraduate Research Program and the Program for Integrated Science and Mathematics. I took high level courses and completed a research project which I used to write an honors thesis. I am happy to say that I graduated with a Bachelor's in Science majoring in Biology and Microbiology/Immunology with a minor in Chemistry.

As a science and math tutor, I understand that not everyone feels as passionately as I do about these subjects. That is why I strive to provide lessons that are filled with visuals, examples, and practical concept overviews. I make sure to keep my students engaged in the lesson by asking them questions and relating concepts to their interests.

I look forward to taking on new students so they can achieve their academic goals and gain a better appreciation of science and math.