Hi there. I am Ms. Hale. I have been in the field of education for 8 years. It is my personal belief that all students can achieve the goals they set for themselves with the proper support, guidance, and encouragement. I am dedicated to helping students realize their inner strengths and how to apply those strengths to excel in any subject.

I've been tutoring for nearly five years now-- over six hundred hours both privately and previously, as President of Peer Tutoring at my high school. I am now a rising sophomore at Barrett, the Honors College at Arizona State University, on track for concurrent majors in Asian Studies and Global Studies. In high school, I was Valedictorian as well as President of the National Honors Society; in college, I have made Dean's List both semesters, have two simultaneous Research Assistant positions, and have been nominated as an Honors Teaching Assistant in the Fall semester! Someday, I want to work in academia, both out of my love for learning new things and teaching rising students. I tutor all kinds of history, English, essay writing, ACT/SAT prep, pre-algebra and algebra, biology, and, believe it or not, classical and medieval Latin. I also have experience tutoring students with learning difference like ADHD!

I am a pre-law student at Barrett the Honors College at ASU studying political science with a minor in spanish. I have tutored since High School and have a great passion igniting students' interest in learning. I love tutoring a broad range of subjects, but am most passionate in Literature, History, and Spanish. I have been learning Spanish for almost ten years now and have been able to use in multiple jobs. As a teaching assistant in public schools, I realized how much love I have for learning and hope to bestow that on any student I may have.

I have a B.S. in Mathematics, and have been working as a private tutor for several years now. I have worked with students across a wide range of ages between 8th grade to adults returning to college.I try to focus on helping students overcome the difficulties that prevent them from participating in their classes, and encourage them to be more independent. Most often these difficulties often range from inexperienced study skills, insufficient time for classwork, long absence from school, and deficiencies in prerequisite material.Personally, I like math. I'm fascinated by the different fields and the history of how people solve new problems. While I find math exciting and interesting to study, I do realize not everyone needs to know Calculus or Abstract Algebra to be successful. If you are the kind of person who doesn't like math, that's okay. I have experience adapting material to different learning methods.

Hello,My name is Jake. I am currently getting my Masters in Secondary Education from Grand Canyon University. I am currently pursuing a career in teaching middle and early high school math. I believe that math is not just numbers, but a way to see and interpret the living world. I have experience teaching and tutoring in China, Thailand, Vietnam, and the US. I am also qualified to teach English as a Second Language.

"Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." -Albert EinsteinIn this world of standardized tests and teaching to the lowest common denominator, students are falling through the cracks. It is my mission to help people realize how easy education and subjects can be. If someone fails a class it is the failing of the instructor not the student. We used to have these values and I am trying to bring them back. Learning is fun and just requires work like anything else. I am trying to make education easy and simple.I am currently seeking to get my MBA from ASU. As such, many of my favorite subjects are business related. I love supply chain management and how it relates to everything in the business field. Understanding how logistics works and how interconnected everything is fascinates me. But as I got my start in mathematics, I try to relate everything to teachable theories that breakdown into simple facts.My tutoring style is often based on this approach. Everything is related as long as you are able to make that connection. I like to take something that seems foreign and break it down into its basic concepts and relate that to something that is familiar. I have found that small victories win wars.Outside of education, I am an avid hiker. I live in one of the greatest states to do it in and I plan on exploring all over. Outside of hiking, I enjoy travelling, beer surfing, couch surfing, and karaoke. If I am not out doing something, I am then snuggled up reading a good book or watching a great movie. I find that people who forget to take pleasure in the simple things in life often find themselves at a lost.

I am a former Middle and High School Special Education teacher. I am certified to teach Special Education, History and English. I have also co-taught and tutored students in Geometry, Algebra 1 and below. I am currently pursuing my MBA at ASU.

Kendall graduated from Arizona State University with high honors in genetics, cell biology, and developmental biology. Through completing her thesis on the cellular and behavioral mechanisms of Alzheimer's disease and her experience as a peer tutor in biology, chemistry, and physics, she enjoys breaking down complex topics into manageable and memorable pieces. Kendall strives to create a warm, welcoming environment where students feel supported as they work toward their personal goals and build a lasting love for science.

I thoroughly enjoy spending time with kids of all ages. It is important to see the uniqueness in every individual because as you discover each persons traits, you can know what it takes to help them to succeed. This is my approach to instruction. I received my Masters degree in Education with a Reading Endorsement and my Bachelors degree in Special Education with a minor in Elementary Education from Arizona State University. I have experience as a teacher in public and private education. I also have experience with tutoring in home settings and in an online learning lab.Mentoring is also something that I enjoy and it has become a way of life for me. I worked for a mentoring program called MentorKids USA where I supervised mentors, connected with families and planned activities. In addition, I have experience in working with students of other cultures, since my most recent position was teaching high school students who had come to the United States as refugees. In this position, I helped them to complete their high school diplomas. I have also assisted many students in going on to higher education, so I have become very accomplished at editing university papers as well.Although I was born in California, I am almost an Arizona native. I enjoy the diversity of this state and I enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, biking and skiing. Traveling is also something I enjoy and I have been to many countries throughout the world. I also enjoy reading and crafts, but mostly I enjoy spending time with children, youth and young adults; teaching, mentoring and encouraging them in various ways.

Hello, My name is Ja-Laina. I am a Speech Language Pathologist who is passionate about helping others achieve their learning goals. I aim to create thoughtful, innovative and exciting lessons. I am very motivated , hardworking and dependable and hope to help you reach your academic goals. My specialty areas include, SLP praxis, phonics, English, reading, writing, math, and science.

I first began tutoring at the University of Arizona Writing Center while earning my B.A. in Creative Writing and Spanish & Portuguese. This position not only gave me the opportunity to work closely with undergraduate students, but also to help high school students edit their personal statements in preparation for college.Upon graduation in 2008, I became a Teach for America corps member. Through the organization, I taught English for two years in the Isaac School District while earning my M.A. in Elementary Education at Arizona State University. During this time I adopted many of Teach for America's core beliefs: that all students should have the opportunity to receive an excellent education; that every student is capable of succeeding; and that family income should not determine a student's academic success.After my two-year commitment to the corps ended, I moved to Japan and taught English through Phoenix Sister Cities. During this time, I had the opportunity to work with students ranging from preschool to adult. I enjoyed traveling to many of Japan's beautiful cities and neighboring countries while learning about the language and culture.Although I have enjoyed my experience in the classroom immensely, I primarily enjoy working with students on a one-on-one basis. This gives me the opportunity to get to know them as individuals and really keep track of their progress. I view tutoring as more of an exchange than traditional teaching; I believe my students and I can work together to solve any problem. When assisting with a writing assignment, for example, it will only be a temporary solution for me to simply pull out a red pen and begin editing. Instead, I prefer to have a conversation with the student to explain the "why" and "how" behind the necessary revisions so that we can improve the piece together.When I am not tutoring, I enjoy traveling, gardening, watching movies, playing racquetball, and spending time with friends and family. As I live near ASU's Tempe campus, I enjoy finding fun things to do in the area such as attending shows at Gammage Auditorium, finding new restaurants to try, and relaxing at Tempe Town Lake.

Learning and teaching are universal skills needed to be successful in all aspects of life: whether that be raising children, interacting with peers in the workplace, or with friends. I guarantee everyone will be put in a position of teacher or learner multiple times throughout their lives. The awesome thing is: both parties grow so much from that experience and I want to share those skills with you so you can be successful in life! I believe earnestly everyone has the capacity to learn anything that interests them, no matter the background. Here at varsity tutor, my job is to bridge the learning process gap for students not only the topic at hand, but to build a foundation for long term sustainable learning to have successful lives.

As a passionate tutor currently pursuing my Bachelor's in Fine Art at Arizona State University, I am dedicated to helping students explore their creativity in Digital Media, Drawing, and Graphic Design. With over 2 years of classroom experience, I strive to create a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing themselves and pushing their artistic boundaries. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering individual growth through tailored instruction and constructive feedback, ensuring that each student can achieve their personal best. I believe that art is a powerful medium for self-expression, and I am committed to inspiring my students to discover their unique voice in the visual arts.

Helping students master English is a deeply rewarding experience for me. I'm passionate about guiding their progress as they transition from unfamiliarity with the language to confidently using it on their own. It's the small victories and moments of growth that keep me motivatedseeing them gain proficiency and independence is what makes this work so fulfilling. I've had the opportunity to work with students in both classroom and tutoring settings, and I've learned that bridging language gaps can be a challenge. Especially in environments where students don't initially speak English, I've found that using a few essential words or phrases can create a connection and help guide them toward understanding. I've carried these techniques into my tutoring practice, refining them to help students gradually build their skills and confidence in English. I earned my degree from Arizona State University, majoring in Sociology with a minor in Film Studies. I have tutored ESL/EFL, as well as more advanced English, such as helping students with writing essays at the high school and college levels. One of my favorite experiences has been tutoring creative writing. Encouraging students to explore language creatively not only allowed me to connect with them on a deeper level, but it also empowered them to express their own stories and ideas in a way that was meaningful to them. My teaching philosophy centers on encouragement. I believe that true learning happens through trial and error, so I push my students to try, fail, and try again. Mistakes are a natural part of the learning process, and creating a supportive environment where students feel free to take risks is essential to their growth. Outside of tutoring, my interests range from video games and movies to reading and writing novels and exploring philosophy. These passions inspire my approach to teaching, as I strive to bring creativity and critical thinking into every session.

I started teaching when I was 14 yo. At that time, my neighbors' kids needed help studying for exams. I tutored them and they all passed their exams. I realized I was able to teach any subject kids needed help with; better yet, students could learn what I taught them. A teacher was born! To get proper training, I went to college and got a degree in English Language and Literature from a university in Brazil. Then, I got a Master's Degree in British Literature from NMSU, Missouri, and, finally, I went to ASU, AZ, for a Ph.D. in Higher and Adult Ed. So far, I've taught children, teenagers, and adults from different nationalities. I've taught both ESL/EFL and British Literature, and my specific areas in ESL/EFL are writing, reading, and speaking. I was a teaching associate at ASU Dept. of English for 6 years and have a lot of experience teaching writing. About what I like to do when I'm not teaching, I like to read and encourage my students to read often. I tell them that a person who reads often, speaks, writes, and understands his language better. If they're learning ESL/EFL, reading much also helps them to acquire vocabulary and understand grammar without difficulties. I also enjoy writing and have written several stories. Finally, when I'm not teaching, reading, or writing, I like to cook and travel.

I received my Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Arizona State University. I have tutored friends and family in mathematics and physical sciences. Additional, I have given interactive demonstrations to elementary students focused on the importance of building strong math and science skills. I also conducted study groups with classmates throughout my undergraduate studies. I am proficient in and enjoy tutoring many mathematical and physical science subjects; including algebra, trigonometry, calculus, chemistry, and physics. My hope is to spark the passion and appreciation for math and science in all those whom I tutor. Finding the relationship between the fundamental principles and real life applications is how I help to build a strong understanding of key concepts and a desire to learn more. These ideas continue into my hobbies and interests: I have a strong desire to learn more whether that involves reading a scientific publication or through my own research. I also enjoy the challenge of golf and chess, woodworking, and watching my three year old twin boys explore and learn.

I did my undergraduate work at Arizona University, where I majored in Psychology, with a minor in Statistics. While I tutor Chinese, Psychology, and math I find math the most interesting and challenging. I like to explain the world with math concepts, which is easy and beautiful. Since I studied my math in China, I feel comfortable to transfer these concepts to the US classroom.I consider math and psychology as sciences and I believe the two can be used to understand each other.Besides math and psychology, as I've mentioned, I also tutor Chinese. In fact, I am currently tutoring an elementary student. Through my tutoring experience I have found ways to modify standards and to to gain feedback from my student. As I am a linguistic lover, I like to explore the language field with my student by sharing the topics we both like most.In the free time, I like to read new academic information in my field of study, play basketball and travel. Arizona is an amazing state and I am excited to see all it has to offer!

I am a passionate English teacher who happens to also have a strong algebra and geometry background. I believe in helping students become successful in whatever area in school is needed. In my 26 years of being a teacher, the only failure is in not trying, so encourage you sometimes to think outside of the box and find ways that will help you be successful as a student.

My goal as a tutor is to enable students to understand and learn the subjects of chemistry, mathematics, biology, and physics. I achieve this by using an interactive step by step approach to learning, working with the student, answering questions as we go along, rather than just lecturing. This interactive step by step approach works well for learning how to do calculations and understanding concepts. My qualifications include two Bachelor of Science Degrees from Arizona State University and I have over 2000 hours private tutoring experience. I'm also the published author of a General Chemistry Tutorial Workbook (ISBN: 9780975906606). Thank you, and I look forward to working with you.

Learning is a two-way street, where we can gain only so much by ourselves. It is human nature to interact with one another, and gain from that experience something much more than what can be learned individually. It is for that reason that students need to interact with their learning, such as with a tutor, in order to better cement the content learned in school. I feel that I am qualified to guide students on that journey. I hold a master's in education from Grand Canyon University and a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Arizona State University. Experience in tutoring extends from being the Saturday school coordinator at my local high school, to working with at-risk students in a credit recovery setting at an online night school. Other than teaching and tutoring, I enjoy relaxing by spending time with my wife, playing video games, and cheering on the Green Bay Packers and Phoenix Suns.

I am a retired Army veteran and Navy veteran of which I served a total of 10 years. I have an Associate of Applied Science Degree for Intelligence Operations from Cochise College. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Degree for Electrical Engineering (Electrical Power and Energy Systems) at Arizona State University. I wish to do developmental work and research in power and energy solutions with nano-material science applications. I have traveled all over the world from my military time and made the best use of this time by learning about multiple cultures and human environments. My time in the military helped develop my views on the human condition and our existence on this planet. With these views, I have discovered the purpose of learning and the need for proper education. I don't see learning as a systemic process of digesting and regurgitating information in a highly structured and methodical manner. Learning is not a performance art. Learning is an individual race towards developing multiple perspectives of a comprehensive concept. If you focus your learning on the following two principles, there is nothing you can not learn: 1) Do you know how to learn? And 2) Are you able to progress with your learning? If you can answer both questions effectively, there is nothing you cannot learn. Once this is accomplished, you must learn multiple perspectives to master a concept. I teach and mentor in this way. I have taught my own developed classes and training while in the military, and I homeschool my children. I enjoy learning about new developments and discoveries in the sciences and I enjoy watching and reading a whole host of subjects. When I am not teaching, learning or studying, I thoroughly enjoy spending time with my children.

I am an ASU student looking to share my knowledge with others who may be struggling or who need a little more help. I hope that this process can be a learning experience for us.

I am a senior at Arizona State University and have plans to continue on to medical school after receiving my undergraduate degree. I love tutoring all of the courses I have listed, especially the sciences, as that is what I study at ASU. Over the last year I have been tutoring students in science subjects at ASU's tutoring center. This experience has given me a sense of which topics are particularly troubling to students, and how to best explain these topics in a way that is understandable. When I tutor, I try to make the subject as easy and approachable as possible. Sometimes science classes can seem more difficult than they actually are, and I try to help others realize this. I am also well-versed in the structure and content of the MCAT. It is not an easy test, but I'm confident that I can help premeds reach their goals by helping with both content knowledge and test-taking strategies.

After 20 years of teaching, I can say the most important quality a tutor can have is adaptability. Being able to adapt to different students' learning styles and needs is key for student success. I am a certified special education teacher, I have taught all grades from pre-K to 12th grade. I have taught all academic core subjects, all levels of math, reading and writing. I am a dyslexia specialist and trained in several reading programs such as Orton-Gillingham, Wilson and LindaMood Bell. I have worked with a variety of types of students from students with profound disabilities to students that are gifted. I have also worked with students with executive function and ADHD to coach them in organization, time management, and work completion. I enjoy working with all ages and grades. I am a very patient person with a can do attitude. I believe that most students want to have fun while learning, so I try to infuse fun in my tutoring.

I have an MA in Sports Journalism from Arizona State University and a BA in Journalism from The University of Kentucky. I have been writing for about a decade and love everything in the creative space. During my time in school, I covered a wide array of sports from volleyball and track and field to baseball and basketball. Additionally, I spent time as a beat reporter for the Phoenix Suns and Mercury and covered Arizona Fall League, the SEC indoor track championships, and Phoenix Suns training camp among other big events.Outside of my wide sports background, I am an author currently writing the second book in my Jack of All Trades series, a huge movie enthusiast, and an anime fan.I have three years of tutoring experience and three years of experience being a teaching assistant. The thing I love most about tutoring is helping students grow and learn new material as well as new things about themselves. Because at the end of the day I feel everyone needs help to get where they want in life.

An accomplished violin professional: a dedicated teacher, captivating performer, and collaborative artist - I can't wait to assist you in all of your musical endeavors!

I am a senior at ASU, majoring in Applied Biological Sciences with a concentration in Secondary Education in Biology. After I graduate in December, I hope to work as a high school biology teacher. My passion for biology developed in high school and I want to pass that love on to today's high school students.I love working with high school students both as a teacher and a private tutor. In my previous tutoring jobs, I worked with high school students on reading, writing, and math and I feel confident in my ability to help students improve their skills in those areas. I have experience differentiating instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners and will always cater to students' specific learning styles. I believe in meeting students where they're at and helping them improve from there.Aside from teaching, my other interests include knitting, reading, and occasionally hiking.

BBA - Management rec'd 05/2005BSP - Urban Planning rec'd 06/2022BS - Geography expected 12/2023I have about 15 years of experience tutoring or teaching mathematics.I taught GED Math and SAT Math classes at public colleges. All but one of my GED Math students passed the GED Math after completing an 8-week session (2 days/wk) and several of my SAT students had improved their SAT Math scores by as much as 200 points after completing a 6-week session (1 day/wk). I have given students tips on how to prep for tests, use TI calculators, and write the perfect essay.I have also helped students with Algebra, Geometry, and other areas of mathematics. It has always been my goal to make sure that my students were able to use what they learned to help themselves thrive at the next level.Because I'm currently working on my third bachelor's degree (in Geography), I am confident that I can also help students with Geography and Earth Science as well.

I am a graduate of Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. Currently, I hold a State of Texas Certification in EC-6 and have been working as an elementary school teacher. My experience as a classroom teacher and a former instructional assistant has adequately prepared me with the necessary skills to tutor students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Although I am currently a fourth grade Reading teacher, I am most passionate about teaching Reading, Writing, and Math.I am a firm proponent of education and truly believe all children can learn given the proper instruction and guidance. The most rewarding and fulfilling experience as an educator is helping struggling students see their own potential.In my spare time, I enjoy watching movies, singing, cooking, and Zumba.

I have my Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and my Master’s degree in Education with a concentration in Reading, both from Arizona State University. I also hold an Elementary Teaching certificate, Adult Education certificate, Structured English Immersion (SEI) endorsement, and a Reading Specialist endorsement. I am currently working on classes towards another endorsement and my doctorate degree. Currently, I work with students in kindergarten all the way through eighth grade and I also teach college reading courses. I tutor in the areas of reading and phonics, reading is my specialty :). I was a struggling reader and continued to struggle through high school until my English teacher realized I needed help. When it comes to teaching reading (and phonics), I like to utilize graphic organizers, reading strategies, and connecting material to life outside the classroom. I am a firm believer that reading is the basis to all other subjects, and without the knowledge or strategies, how can we continue and excel in other areas? When I am not teaching I like to go hiking with my dogs, paint, and read mystery novels.

Hi! I love helping others learn and feel confident in the material they are learning. I am highly skilled in biology, with a Bachelor's in Biological Sciences from Arizona State University. I studied Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology for 3 years before switching to Biological Sciences, so I have extensive knowledge and experience in molecular and microbiology.I love art, writing and photography, singing and being silly. I love little kids and I believe that adults are just big kids, too. I am looking forward to getting to know you and helping you!

My love of teaching stems from my love of learning! I believe education is the answer to so many of our questions, both personal and communal. My goal is always to make lessons both challenging and fun.I believe instilling confidence in my students is just as important as teaching subject material. It is invaluable that students have the confidence, motivation, and know-how to tackle difficult material on their own, especially when help isn't readily available.I have a Bachelor of Arts in English and French from the University of Wisconsin, Madison (3.7 GPA).I have a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, Poetry, from Arizona State University (4.0 GPA).I have been teaching English and French classes for the past decade. Most of that time has been as a Professor of English and Writing. At the university level, I have taught Freshman Composition (Argument, Research, Evaluation, Critique, Analysis, Synthesis), Creative Writing, and Creative Non-fiction, Literature, Film, and Cultural Awareness. I often work one-on-one with students for assignments in my own classes, but also for writing assignments they have in other courses.I have also taught several summer school courses on ACT and SAT Test Preparation. I taught courses on how to successfully write the essay portion of the standardized test, and how to prepare for the reading, grammar, and vocabulary sections.Also, I taught at the Institute of Reading Development for two summers. This program specializes in advanced reading and writing skills for students.I briefly taught middle school French at a private college prep school for one semester while the teacher was on maternity leave. I often substituted for the high school French teachers at the same school. I also taught French classes during summer. I have traveled to France twice: once to Paris and once throughout Southern France. My accent is classic Parisian, which I was complemented on a lot.I am very flexible in teaching style, ready to adjust to student needs and learning styles. I can tutor according to a particular assignment or textbook, or I can provide my own designed lessons.

My goal is to help students from elementary school to high school achieve excellence in their subjects. :)

I graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature. Recently, I earned my M.Ed. in Secondary Education.As a Teach for America corps member, I've taught middle school English Language Arts in Kansas City, Missouri for the past two years. Prior to this experience, I tutored college students in argumentative writing, economics/regression analysis, and even organization/study habits; tutored high school students in algebra and ACT/SAT prep; and taught guitar to elementary school students.Since high school, I have actively sought out opportunities to teach and help others grow. I love working with students, meeting them wherever they are academically, and finding ways to best help them learn and succeed.

My goal is just to prove that everyone can be good at every subject and that your grades often do not reflect your lack of understanding.I've learned that often in my engineering degree, however, I refuse to let myself be discouraged. This mentality has been gained through four years of university and I'd love to help pass it on.Remember, everything is possible!

I am a graduate student at Arizona State University, pursuing a Master's degree in Education. I previously received my Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from Arizona State as well. I have 8 years of tutoring experience with students in middle school and high school. I plan to pursue a PhD in Education at the conclusion of my Master's program.Not every student's needs are the same. I tailor my teaching style to suit each student most effectively. I try to make each subject interesting and have students engaged in the learning process. After all, learning is a life-long process!

Knowledge and the pursuit of it has always been incredibly important to me. Teaching/tutoring fits in well with these passions, there's nothing I enjoy more than instilling the same passion for learning I have in other people.I am currently working on a Bachelors of Science in Biology at Arizona State University, so Biology is certainly my strong suit. I am also currently working for the Social Insect Research Group (SIRG) at ASU doing Genetics work on a local harvester ant species. I love research and I love teaching individuals, especially when the information I am providing is not well known. In the past I have worked in medicine as an EMT/Ski Patroller and a Medical Assistant.I truly love academia and plan to pursue a PhD and a professorship later on but it doesn't totally encapsulate my life. I also love to ride my bike (both mountain and road). Nearly anything that will get me outside, I'm certain to enjoy (rock climbing, hiking, backpacking). Photography is another activity I enjoy, and it goes very well with my "outdoorsy" activities by giving me a way to artistically capture the beauty around me on my hikes.Tutoring is really a great system for reinforcing learning. One-on-one interactions are difficult with how large schools are in major metropolitan areas and individual teaching can be so beneficial for individuals who desire something more than the traditional "lecture and parrot back" form of teaching.

I'm excited to have the opportunity to help you in taking the next step in your career in the financial services industry. I have obtained my Life and Health, SIE, Series 7, and Series 66 licenses and am eager to share my tips and tricks to passing these exams with flying colors.When teaching I prefer to apply real world application of topics in order to gain a deeper understanding and truly gain knowledge around different subjects. My ultimate goal is to get my students to the end goal of passing their exam as quickly and efficiently as possible.I received my undergraduate degree from Arizona State University and have been working as a Financial Advisor since 2019 obtaining multiple industry awards as well as managing my own book of business. I believe my firsthand experience gives me a particular insight that helps me be a great tutor on these subject matters.Outside of my professional life I enjoy golfing as much as possible in my free time. You can also catch me watching Football every chance I get with friends and family.

I am currently pursuing my Masters in Elementary Education at Arizona State University. I am a graduate of The College of Integrative Science and Arts. I received my Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies from Arizona State University. I have clinical experience working with elementary students, and professional experience working at a preschool. I spent this past year guiding elementary students through their online learning experience. I am passionate about educating young students and creating an environment where they feel confident. I understand the frustration and emotion that comes with school and approach each student with patience and understanding. I believe everyone can be successful in school and I am here to help make that happen.

With over 15 years of experience in education, I am passionate about helping students build confidence, strengthen skills, and develop a lasting love of learning. I use research-based, personalized strategies to support each student's unique learning style and academic needs. My teaching style is patient, encouraging, and structured, creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and mastering concepts step by step.