I have eight years of teaching and tutoring experience in math and physics, including university teaching and one-on-one instruction. I have worked with students in SAT Math, algebra, precalculus, calculus, high school and AP Physics, college physics, and advanced math and physics courses. Some students work with me throughout a semester, while others come for focused help with homework, an upcoming exam, or a difficult topic.
I hold a master’s degrees in physics and am currently a Physics...
I have eight years of teaching and tutoring experience in math and physics, including university teaching and one-on-one instruction. I have worked with students in SAT Math, algebra, precalculus, calculus, high school and AP Physics, college physics, and advanced math and physics courses. Some students work with me throughout a semester, while others come for focused help with homework, an upcoming exam, or a difficult topic.
I hold a master’s degrees in physics and am currently a Physics Ph.D. candidate at Texas Tech University. My coursework and research require the regular use of higher-level mathematics, including calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, statistics, and numerical methods. This background allows me to help with both the mathematical steps and the physical ideas behind a problem.
During lessons, I break difficult ideas into clear, manageable steps and explain why a method works instead of treating formulas as rules to memorize. I adjust the pace and depth to what the student needs at that moment. If an assignment or exam is approaching, we can focus directly on the relevant problems and methods. When there is more time, we can build a stronger foundation so that similar problems become easier to recognize and solve independently.