...It was then that I developed a love for German (and German-speaking countries). At the end of my time that first year (I have since lived there one more year as part of my Master's), I scored high on the Goethe Institut B1 exam. Now, many years later, I hold an M.A. in German with Teaching Licen... (read more)
...My own work tends to be focused on theories of relationships: those we construct between ourselves and others, and those we construct as readers and writers with the things we read and write. I do my best to bring that into the way I tutor. One of the most important things in tutoring is a respect for the student's intelligence and instincts. (read more)
...One of the things I have always enjoyed and tried to do was teach even when I was working in the accounting field. I would work as either an adjunct instructor or as a tutor. I think for me the reason I still always kept some form of teaching in my life is the reward from seeing students succeed. (read more)
...My teaching philosophy centers on fostering a love for literature and curiosity for writing. I strive to create an enjoyable and supportive learning environment, using relatable examples and empathetic coaching to empower you to express yourself authentically. I am genuinely excited about the stories you have to tell and eager to help you articulate them with confidence. (read more)
...During college I spent a year living in Spain and started learning Spanish there. The experience of learning another language is humbling. After college, I went and lived internationally and helped students throughout South America and Puerto Rico learn English. (read more)