I love living with a purpose and I believe that helping others achieve their academic success is a rewarding opportunity. My teaching belief is composed of two things: the importance of individualized attention and goal accomplishment. With my education in Psychology I learned that no one person is the same. That means every individuals learn differently and require teaching style that is catered to how each students think. So that is how I strive to teach. I want to teach you the way you want to be taught. Second, setting goals is an important part of our relationship. This is because goals help you understand what you need to do to achieve them. If getting an A in your algebra class is your goal, perfect, we can set a weekly, achievable goals that helps you get that A by the end of the semester.