I hold a bachelor's degree in physics with a concentration in nuclear science and a minor in mathematics from Augusta University, where I graduated with honors. Additionally, I obtained certification from both the (IB) International Baccalaureate and (AP) Collegeboard Advanced Placement programs.
For the past 5 years, I have worked as a STEM teacher at prestigious international schools in Asia, instructing students from diverse cultural backgrounds in grades 9-12. Many of which were...
I hold a bachelor's degree in physics with a concentration in nuclear science and a minor in mathematics from Augusta University, where I graduated with honors. Additionally, I obtained certification from both the (IB) International Baccalaureate and (AP) Collegeboard Advanced Placement programs.
For the past 5 years, I have worked as a STEM teacher at prestigious international schools in Asia, instructing students from diverse cultural backgrounds in grades 9-12. Many of which were accepted into Ivy League universities in the US and UK. In this classroom setting, both online and in person, I have honed an engaging and personalized teaching style that makes complex concepts accessible and enjoyable. My methods focus on understanding the fundamentals and building from there rather than relying on rote memorization. I employ hands-on lab work, collaborative projects, gamification techniques and tying material to real-world examples.
Prior to full-time teaching, I gained experience tutoring physics, calculus, and chemistry for high school and university students in one-on-one sessions. This allowed me to tailor my explanations to each learner's needs. I am skilled at breaking down difficult topics using analogies, simulations, visual models, and practical applications.
I am passionate about creating dynamic learning experiences that ignite students' curiosity. My background in physics paired with years of classroom teaching experience have equipped me to educate and inspire the next generation of STEM students.
