I am well-equipped to tutor Algebra, Precalculus, and Calculus due to both my formal experience and my long-standing passion for mathematics. For 1.5 years, I worked as a Supplemental Instructor for Calculus at Kennesaw State University, where I guided students through challenging concepts and helped strengthen their problem-solving skills. I was also selected as the Supplemental Instructor for a newly introduced course – Biocalculus, or Calculus for the Life Sciences – during its first...
I am well-equipped to tutor Algebra, Precalculus, and Calculus due to both my formal experience and my long-standing passion for mathematics. For 1.5 years, I worked as a Supplemental Instructor for Calculus at Kennesaw State University, where I guided students through challenging concepts and helped strengthen their problem-solving skills. I was also selected as the Supplemental Instructor for a newly introduced course – Biocalculus, or Calculus for the Life Sciences – during its first semester, reflecting the trust my department placed in my mathematical understanding and teaching ability. In addition, I was chosen to support a summer math boot camp designed to prepare Calculus I students for the rigor of Calculus II, giving me further experience helping learners transition between foundational and advanced coursework.
Although I hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology, my deep love for mathematics has shaped my teaching style and allowed me to effectively support a wide range of learners. My approach focuses on practice-based learning and the use of visual aids to help students understand and internalize core concepts. While I primarily taught in a college classroom setting, I also offered individualized virtual sessions for students needing additional help. Patience, compassion, and empowerment guide every session I lead; I strive to ensure that each student leaves feeling more confident, capable, and prepared than when they arrived.
