I have always had a history of helping other students in school. Since I was always a strong student, I took pride in guiding others through difficult topics, and this remained true even throughout college. I graduated from the University of Georgia where I obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science and Cognitive Psychology. Since then, I went on to attend a Full Stack Flex Web Development Bootcamp from The Georgia Institute of Technology. I have a vast understanding of software developing languages, concepts, practices, and frameworks, but my favorite things to teach are html, CSS, JavaScript, and web development in general. I want to help students not just because it is personally rewarding, but because I know first hand that learning to develop software can be daunting at first. I want to show them that they are more capable of creating apps than they may think. I believe that proper education, even if it is in one subject, can open up a world of possibilities that can even expand beyond that subject. I provide this level education by fostering strong feelings of curiosity and exploration on top of remembering and problem-solving. Outside of work, I like to go jogging, play videogames, and even develop my skills in videogame modding.