I graduated from The College of Charleston (CofC) with a Bachelor's degree in Meteorology and Physics and a minor in Astronomy. Through this degree I completed college-level physics, calculus, meteorology, and astronomy courses, providing a strong conceptual and quantitative foundation in the subjects I tutor.
I gained tutoring experience through the CofC Center for Student Learning (CSL), where I supported undergraduate students in introductory physics, meteorology, and astronomy on a...
I graduated from The College of Charleston (CofC) with a Bachelor's degree in Meteorology and Physics and a minor in Astronomy. Through this degree I completed college-level physics, calculus, meteorology, and astronomy courses, providing a strong conceptual and quantitative foundation in the subjects I tutor.
I gained tutoring experience through the CofC Center for Student Learning (CSL), where I supported undergraduate students in introductory physics, meteorology, and astronomy on a drop-in basis. I worked primarily with college-aged students in one-on-one and small-group settings (fewer than four students), helping them develop problem-solving strategies, improve conceptual understanding, and prepare for exams.
In addition, I completed CofC’s Tutor Advancement Program (TAP), a seven-week training program focused on evidence-based tutoring practices. Through this program, I learned and applied effective tutoring strategies grounded in educational research, including active learning techniques, metacognitive skill development, and adapting instruction to individual student needs.
My tutoring approach emphasizes clear, structured explanations, step-by-step problem solving, and fostering independent thinking so students can confidently apply concepts beyond individual assignments.
