I began tutoring in middle school, helping my peers at the library, and I’ve continued ever since. Throughout high school, I dedicated time each week to assist my classmates after school, while also working with elementary school students. These early experiences deepened my passion for teaching, and as an aspiring educator, I find genuine joy in helping others learn.
I hold a bachelor’s degree in History and Law and Middle Eastern Politics from the American University of Paris, where I...
I began tutoring in middle school, helping my peers at the library, and I’ve continued ever since. Throughout high school, I dedicated time each week to assist my classmates after school, while also working with elementary school students. These early experiences deepened my passion for teaching, and as an aspiring educator, I find genuine joy in helping others learn.
I hold a bachelor’s degree in History and Law and Middle Eastern Politics from the American University of Paris, where I also tutored students through the university’s lab program. Currently, I’m pursuing my Master’s in Public Policy at the University of Maryland, where I serve as a teaching assistant for a class of over 100 students. These diverse teaching experiences, ranging from one-on-one sessions to large classroom settings, have strengthened my ability to adapt my approach to meet each student’s needs.
I’m particularly skilled in standardized test preparation and academic writing. I received a perfect score on the SAT English section and scored 5s on several AP exams, including AP Government, AP U.S. History, AP Art History, and AP Comparative Politics. I also graduated from the IB program, so I’m well-versed in writing internal assessments and navigating IB exams. I focus on making material digestible and helping students develop independent study skills. Each session is tailored with a structured plan and resources to guide students toward academic success.
