"Hello! I'm Zoe, and I have a degree from the University of Connecticut in Biomedical Engineering. I minored in French and Physiology & Neurobiology. I'm currently a Ph.D. student in the same field at the University of Florida. My informal tutoring in Connecticut developed into formal tutoring in Florida, so I have lots of experience with different learning styles, new ways to come at complex concepts, and working with my students to get their best results possible. I also have experience managing my own ADHD and proving that it doesn't have to be a barrier to success.

At UConn, I was a TA for 3 undergraduate classes. I led lab sections, mentored project groups, and helped students determine how to tackle large problems. At UF, I took up tutoring for the school, where I covered subjects from introductory algebra to multivariable calculus and introductory biology to biochemistry. Between these, I also taught at a virtual camp for two summers, where I led various STEM classes.

I now focus on working with students to find areas of weakness and strengthen them. Whether that's working on homework with me to help or reviewing entire lectures, my priority is making sure each student is having their individual needs met. Because of this, I do ask students to provide any materials they would like to review before we start a session. By the end of a session, my goal is that students will have identified potential weak points and have a foundation to start repairing them independently." less...