With a bachelor’s degree in psychology and forensics, I am passionate about helping students excel in these dynamic fields. My academic background provides a strong foundation in human behavior, cognitive processes, and investigative techniques. In psychology, I explored topics like developmental psychology and behavioral analysis, while my forensics coursework honed my skills in evidence evaluation and criminological theory. This dual expertise enables me to make complex concepts accessible,...
With a bachelor’s degree in psychology and forensics, I am passionate about helping students excel in these dynamic fields. My academic background provides a strong foundation in human behavior, cognitive processes, and investigative techniques. In psychology, I explored topics like developmental psychology and behavioral analysis, while my forensics coursework honed my skills in evidence evaluation and criminological theory. This dual expertise enables me to make complex concepts accessible, connecting theory to real-world scenarios that engage students. My goal is to spark curiosity and foster a deep understanding of both disciplines.
My five years of tutoring experience include working with high school and college students as a private tutor and teacher’s assistant. As a teacher’s assistant for university psychology courses, I led discussion groups, graded assignments, and provided one-on-one guidance to students aged 18 to 22. I also tutored high school students (ages 14 to 18) in subjects like biology, English, and geometry, preparing them for advanced placement courses and college studies. My tutoring methods emphasize interactive learning, using case studies, visual aids, and scenario-based exercises to make abstract ideas tangible and engaging.
I tailor my approach to each student’s needs, creating personalized study plans and offering detailed feedback. Whether in one-on-one or small group settings, I foster a supportive environment where students feel confident exploring challenging concepts. My experience as a teacher’s assistant taught me patience and adaptability, especially with diverse learners.
Additionally, I’ve volunteered as a mentor for high school students transitioning to college, helping them build study skills and confidence. By blending structure with flexibility, I aim to make learning psychology, forensics, and other subjects inspiring and accessible, empowering students to achieve their academic and career goals.
