...Learning is a journey, and I hope to help make it one full of wonder and excitement. In all, I have studied Latin for 15 years, won numerous NJCL classics awards in middle and high school, and am on my way to my second degree in a Latin-focused field. My professional experience includes 2 years... (read more)
...I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science (Neuroscience concentration) from the University of Virginia. I have a Masters in Healthcare Administration and Management from Colorado State University Global. In addition, I have the CAPM (Certified Associate Project Management) Certification. (read more)
...Although the fashion is to promote fluency without focusing on how or why the language works. I teach students the basic eight parts of speech, then show students how each piece fits together with the others. I teach students how to make sure that subject/verb match and the importance of antecedents when using pronouns. (read more)
17 Subjects: includingWriting,Art History,Classics,American History
...Every week, I was consistently booked with the same returning students. I create an environment where students of all backgrounds and identities are welcome. I place students’ individuality and personal history at the forefront of teaching, reminding myself that students are individuals, not simply a collective whole. (read more)
...During high school, I earned a score of 5 (the highest possible) on the Advanced Placement (AP) exams for both English Language and English Literature. At Providence College, I wrote commentary for the student newspaper. Finally, I have taught three semesters of an introductory course in Philosophy, with a heavy emphasis on writing and revising papers. (read more)