Hi my name is Casey Ohanaja. I'm an MD. In 2009 I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame and subsequently received my graduate masters degree in Public Health from UNTHSC in 2014. Since 2010 I have enjoyed various teaching and tutoring opportunities in math, reading, science, writing, SAT and ACT test prep working with companies such as Enrichment Centers Inc., ILC test prep, WYZ ant and Varsity Tutors. My goal as a tutor is customize a learning for my students that focuses on their individual learning styles to make learning simple, enjoyable and acheivable....

As a Masters in Accounting student at Texas A&M University, I am very excited to help any student continue to grow in their education. I have been tutoring since I was in high school with a focus on K-12 math and writing skills. With 5+ years of experience, I have been able to help students feel confident in their ability and proud of their efforts. I have some experience tutoring students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities as well. Feedback from parents and the students themselves is always used as we reach our goals!

My objective is to provide an 1 on 1 confidence building experience in various areas of Mathematics to ensure a fearless perspective when test taking.

Elementary math preferred Highly accomplished and passionate elementary math instructional specialist with 7 years of overall teaching experience and leadership in instructional design, planning, data analysis, and management. I have a proven record of helping student grow and achieve at higher levels!

Studied Civil Engineering and Architecture at Lawrence Tech in Southfield, Michigan. I also finished minors in Math and Computer Science. I currently work in Construction Technology at Rogers O’Brien Construction in Dallas. I’ve tutored from elementary school to high school and college students in various STEM subjects

I’m far more focused on the students being able to “get it”. As an educator’s child, this is paramount. Seeing the light go on in a student’s mind