Hello! I am a researcher, data analyst, and educator with a Master's in Psychology who specializes in breaking down complex statistics, research methodologies, and algebra into plain, stress-free English.
Whether you are a graduate student stuck on advanced data analysis or a K-12 student facing math anxiety, my goal is to give you the exact tools and confidence you need to ace your next milestone.
My Academic & Tutoring Credentials:
• Former SPSS Lab Instructor Coordinator: University of...
Hello! I am a researcher, data analyst, and educator with a Master's in Psychology who specializes in breaking down complex statistics, research methodologies, and algebra into plain, stress-free English.
Whether you are a graduate student stuck on advanced data analysis or a K-12 student facing math anxiety, my goal is to give you the exact tools and confidence you need to ace your next milestone.
My Academic & Tutoring Credentials:
• Former SPSS Lab Instructor Coordinator: University of Oregon (Department of Psychology). I walked students through the entire thesis lifecycle—from raw data entry to final APA formatting.
• Former Graduate Teaching Assistant & Success Coach: Concordia University. Extensive experience helping adult learners navigate dense statistics and research design.
• Certified International Master of Tutoring: Over 6 years of experience logging hundreds of hours across major online educational platforms.
• Top Academic Honors: M.S. in Psychology (Honors) and B.S. in Psychology & Sociology (Honors, 4.18 Sociology GPA / 4.03 Psychology GPA).
Subjects I Simplify Daily:
• Statistics & Research Methods: Hypothesis testing, ANOVA, t-tests, regressions, and research design.
• Software Tools: Comprehensive SPSS troubleshooting and data management & Excel.
• National Counselor Exam (NCE): Specialized board prep, theory breakdown, and custom study charts to guarantee a passing score.
• Mathematics: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, and Algebra 2 fundamentals built on logic-based, step-by-step formulas.
No subject is inherently "too hard"—it is simply a matter of how it is explained to you. Let's get to work and clear up your coursework this week!
