I am currently a Physical Therapy student in my first semester of graduate school, building on a strong academic background in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and health sciences. My coursework and training require me to master complex material and apply it to real-world situations, which gives me a solid foundation for teaching these subjects to others. Because I am actively studying these topics at an advanced level, I am able to bring both up-to-date knowledge and practical strategies to...
I am currently a Physical Therapy student in my first semester of graduate school, building on a strong academic background in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and health sciences. My coursework and training require me to master complex material and apply it to real-world situations, which gives me a solid foundation for teaching these subjects to others. Because I am actively studying these topics at an advanced level, I am able to bring both up-to-date knowledge and practical strategies to my tutoring sessions.
I have experience working with students in both one-on-one and small group settings, helping them review difficult concepts, prepare for exams, and improve their study habits. My approach is patient and adaptive—I take the time to understand each student’s learning style and break material down into clear, manageable steps. I enjoy using visuals, examples, and real-life applications to make abstract concepts more relatable and easier to remember.
I currently tutor graduate-level students in anatomy and kinesiology as a graduate assistant at my university, and I am especially passionate about helping students who may feel overwhelmed by science courses gain confidence in their abilities. My goal is not just to help students improve their grades but also to deepen their understanding so they feel more prepared for future coursework and professional goals.
