...During my time at MSU I worked in several pedagogic roles. For two years I worked as a math department tutor, working with college students on algebra, trigonometry, fundamentals, calculus, statistics and plenty more, even getting several physics students. This form of tutoring was unstructured... (read more)
...I moved to Colorado just recently! While I have come to love what physics, math, and computer science can offer in explaining how the world works, I also understand that they can be challenging to learn. I've been there. (read more)
Hello! I'm a PhD-trained experimental physicist with a passion for problem-solving, especially in physics, math, and coding. My expertise lies in using Python and Rust for simulations and projects, with a special focus on applying these tools to physics and math challenges. (read more)
...I am happy to research difficult problems or concepts in between tutoring sessions to give my students the best explanation possible. Whether it is a homework backlog, new concepts, or examination prep, I am eager to meet the student's needs at whatever stage they are in. My goal as a tutor is to take what seems complex in the student's mind and make it simple. (read more)
...I studied economics, finance, and math at Johns Hopkins University. I graduated in May 2017 with my Bachelor of Arts. In 2020, I graduated with my Master of Science degree in Secondary Education from the Johns Hopkins University School of Education. (read more)