I have just recently graduated from American Military University with a BS in Mathematics, and am currently attending Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering for a MS in Computational and Applied Mathematics. I enjoy helping students realize their potential when it comes to math. I don’t believe that any kid is “bad” at math, just not being taught in a way that makes sense to them. I have experience tutoring from first grade through high school. I have also taken up to differential equations and advanced statistics. I am comfortable teaching coding in R for statistics or analysis as well.

I am a patient teacher willing to do what you need to understand the subject at hand. My 18 years of experience has prepared me to help with varying levels of student abilities.

I taught at the college level for 13 years. Providing insight from basic math and algebra to advanced topics in calculus, probability, statistics, and math modeling. when a student's confidence in themselves is seen. They all have the ability, they only need reassurance that they can clove the problem.

have over 25 years of experience working with elementary, middle, and high school students, including the last 5 years teaching mathematics. Teaching is my passion, and I enjoy helping students deeply understand math concepts rather than simply memorizing formulas. My approach makes learning visual, engaging, and connected to real-life situations. I use creative strategies and real-world examples to help students build confidence, strengthen problem-solving skills, and truly understand what they are learning. My goal is to make math meaningful, enjoyable, and accessible for every student.

Retired university finance professor Previously a practicing actuary . Currently tutoring middle and HS students