Elite Math

The first thing I do before working with a student is get to know their learning style. I adapt every session based on how that student learns. I go through an example problem, then I ask the student to walk me through another example problem until they understand how to solve all parts of the question.

I have worked at the Baltimore Algebra Project in Highschool and I tutor Adults in Software Engineering. I am currently in my second to last semester at University of Maryland College Park studying Advanced Cybersecurity and Information Science.

For every 90 mins it will be $50. This includes online Zoom Instruction.

I got started when I was 14 years old because I love Mathematics and I love helping people. It was a great opportunity for me to learn how to communicate with others and figure out how different people learn.

I have worked with small children with disabilities, I have worked with adults ranging from ages 18-67, and I have worked with children in their preteen and teenage years.

I was very proud when one of my software engineering students got a full-time job offer at JPMorgan. It was so amazing to see their growth from knowing nothing in software engineering to being able to explain to me everything about it.

Be open and kind and willing to speak up when you don't understand something. It's okay to not know a concept. It's not okay to give up.

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Are you introverted or extroverted?

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