I am a dedicated STEM tutor with a strong academic and engineering background. I hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Dayton and am a Certified Engineer Intern (EIT). Over the years, I have gained significant teaching experience through multiple roles, including working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, a certified coding instructor, and a student mentor. I have taught Engineering Physics to high school students, mentored over 600 graduate students, and...
I am a dedicated STEM tutor with a strong academic and engineering background. I hold a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Dayton and am a Certified Engineer Intern (EIT). Over the years, I have gained significant teaching experience through multiple roles, including working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, a certified coding instructor, and a student mentor. I have taught Engineering Physics to high school students, mentored over 600 graduate students, and worked with learners from elementary school to college level. These experiences helped me understand different learning styles and teach math and science in a way that feels clear, approachable, and confidence-building.
My teaching method focuses on breaking down difficult concepts into simple steps and helping students develop strong foundational understanding. I tailor each lesson based on the student’s pace, goals, and comfort level. I incorporate problem-solving techniques, real-life examples, and structured practice to ensure long-term understanding rather than memorization. I am patient, supportive, and committed to helping students improve not just their grades, but their confidence in math and science. Whether a student needs help catching up, getting ahead, or preparing for exams, I provide consistent guidance and a positive learning environment. I truly enjoy teaching and look forward to supporting each student’s success.
