As I quietly sit in a classroom, the professor teaches how to solve the resistance of circuits. I watch intently as he moves from one step to another connecting resistance down to one. I sat there questioning, confused as I kept track of his work. "I think there's another method to organize all the numbers better." That night, I searched for different methods, using number systems to solve the problems. I found it! Using my own label method allowed me to see what resistors need further solving.
As a passionate learner, I developed to become an unconventional tutor having the inclination to unconditionally aid others. As a tutor, I believe that questions make learning more investing and memorable than reciting and regurgitating facts. My method allowed me to solve my peers' gaps in any subject.

Currently an undergraduate pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering at Arizona State University, I have a breadth of knowledge in various levels of mathematics such as calculus, algebra, and trigonometry. My passion for science allows me to deeply understand chemistry, physics, and biology.

Chemistry is one of my favorite subjects and I am enthusiastic about sharing the techniques that helped me learn most of them independently. Moreover, calculus is an intricate subject that allows people to solve problems in multiple ways creating a unique learning pathway different from other subjects. As a long-time volunteering tutor, I constantly ask questions to enrich the learning process of my peers and mentees allowing them to provide input as much as possible.

As someone with eclectic taste, I love playing chess, trivia, geography, crosswords, and word search. I love watching daily news for young students and learning independently about anything else!