As a current Music Education major in my second year of undergraduate studies, I bring a fresh, pedagogical approach to every lesson I teach. I have over one year of formal experience tutoring elementary students in both reading and mathematics, where I’ve developed a knack for breaking down complex concepts into manageable, engaging steps. Whether we are tackling phonics, solving word problems, or exploring the fundamentals of music, my goal is to foster a supportive environment where...
As a current Music Education major in my second year of undergraduate studies, I bring a fresh, pedagogical approach to every lesson I teach. I have over one year of formal experience tutoring elementary students in both reading and mathematics, where I’ve developed a knack for breaking down complex concepts into manageable, engaging steps. Whether we are tackling phonics, solving word problems, or exploring the fundamentals of music, my goal is to foster a supportive environment where students feel confident to grow.
I bridge the gap between academic rigor and creative expression, using my background in education to tailor my methods to each student’s unique learning style. During my prior year of experience working one-on-one with students, I learned how to best help young learners build a strong foundation for a lifetime of success, both in the classroom and on the stage.
My approach to tutoring is centered on the belief that every student learns differently. Drawing from my current studies in Music Education, I incorporate multi-sensory techniques—such as rhythmic patterns for memorization or visual storytelling for reading comprehension—to make lessons stick. I understand that elementary math and reading can sometimes feel overwhelming, so I prioritize building a strong rapport with my students first. By creating a "brave space" where it is okay to make mistakes, I help students move past frustration and develop the critical thinking skills they need to solve problems independently.