I am currently pursuing a double major in Biology and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry & Bioinformatics at Towson University, where I have built a strong foundation in the life sciences, chemistry, and research methods. My academic background gives me both the content knowledge and the analytical skills to break down complex topics in ways that are accessible to younger learners.
My direct tutoring experience comes from Reading Partners Baltimore, where I worked one-on-one with...
I am currently pursuing a double major in Biology and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry & Bioinformatics at Towson University, where I have built a strong foundation in the life sciences, chemistry, and research methods. My academic background gives me both the content knowledge and the analytical skills to break down complex topics in ways that are accessible to younger learners.
My direct tutoring experience comes from Reading Partners Baltimore, where I worked one-on-one with elementary-aged students over the course of a year to strengthen their reading comprehension and literacy skills. Beyond that, I serve as President of my university's urban farm, where I have led agricultural and environmental education programming for a range of participants, including a collaboration with a center serving adults with autism. I also work as a Certified Medication Technician, a role that has given me close, consistent experience supporting individuals with autism and other developmental differences, and I have worked with younger students through community organizations to teach science concepts in hands-on settings.
I am most comfortable tutoring elementary and middle school students in reading, writing, life science, earth science, and general biology. My approach is patient and conversational. I focus on making sure a student genuinely understands something before moving on, rather than just getting through material. My background working with neurodiverse individuals means I am comfortable adapting how I explain things and meeting each student where they are.
