Currently a student at the University of Louisville looking forward to helping others learn and grown on a subject or topic that may be a struggle. I am working towards a bachelor's of science in both mathematics and chemistry alongside minors in finance, Spanish, and music (piano performance).

Math(main focus for tutoring) is a dreadful subject to a lot of people, especially to those who do not enjoy math or do not understand, and that's okay. Just like learning any skill or talent, being able to understand mathematics and look at a problem and know what to do takes repetitive practice.

Whenever I help others in this subject who are struggling, after going over a problem and explaining how something works, I enjoy seeing the connections and realizations that people make when using concepts and methods to figure out problems. That's how you know someone is learning.

How I go about approaching someone who is in need of help is to look at the problem, state what is needed for the problem, like the background information that we should already know for this problem, and then work on setting up the problem. It is perfectly okay to back track and look at the background information separately if one forgets how something works or why do we need this in order to solve the problem.

High School/College Algebra
Geometry/Trig
Calculus I
Calculus II
Calculus III
Proof Writing
Linear Algebra
IB HL Analysis and Approaches