Welcome! I am currently a PhD candidate in Physics at North Carolina State University with a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics. Over the past five years, I have worked extensively with students ranging from high schoolers tackling AP courses to undergraduates navigating rigorous stem curricula. My teaching experience spans leading university laboratory sections, hosting structured recitation groups, and providing tailored one-on-one tutoring in physics, calculus, differential equations, and...
Welcome! I am currently a PhD candidate in Physics at North Carolina State University with a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics. Over the past five years, I have worked extensively with students ranging from high schoolers tackling AP courses to undergraduates navigating rigorous stem curricula. My teaching experience spans leading university laboratory sections, hosting structured recitation groups, and providing tailored one-on-one tutoring in physics, calculus, differential equations, and advanced quantitative subjects.
My approach to tutoring centers on building deep conceptual intuition rather than relying on formulaic memorization. Physics and higher-level mathematics often intimidate students because problem-solving can feel like a series of disconnected tricks. In our sessions, I break down complex physical phenomena and mathematical models into clear, manageable principles. Whether we are analyzing mechanics problems, working through calculus-based electricity and magnetism, or mastering differential equations, I guide students step-by-step through core principles so they can independently approach unfamiliar exam questions with confidence.
I know firsthand that every learner processes technical concepts differently. I adapt each session to match your preferred learning style, pacing, and academic goals—whether that means reinforcing classroom lectures, prepping for upcoming midterms, or working through challenging problem sets together. I welcome students of all backgrounds and look forward to helping you master physics and math!