Hi, I'm Andrew! I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a minor in Physics at Wright State University and have completed coursework in multivariable calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and introductory mechanics and electromagnetism. I have also taken classes in educational psychology that inform how I design lessons, assess misconceptions, and build lasting study habits. While I do not hold a formal teaching certification, my academic training keeps my subject...
Hi, I'm Andrew! I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a minor in Physics at Wright State University and have completed coursework in multivariable calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and introductory mechanics and electromagnetism. I have also taken classes in educational psychology that inform how I design lessons, assess misconceptions, and build lasting study habits. While I do not hold a formal teaching certification, my academic training keeps my subject knowledge current and my instructional methods research informed.
I have several years of tutoring experience in one on one and small group settings, working with high school students (ages 14–18) and college students (ages 18–22) on homework, exam prep, and conceptual mastery. For the past year I have worked as an outdoor educator and climbing instructor, and I have led gear education workshops at REI; these roles taught me to break complex skills into progressive, winnable steps and to coach learners through frustration and fear.
My approach emphasizes a growth mindset: I set achievable goals each session, use visual models and analogies to make abstract ideas concrete, convert errors into targeted practice, and track small milestones so confidence grows alongside competence. If you want a tutor who focuses equally on math skills and the motivation to use them, I’d be glad to help you make steady, visible progress.
