"I am a PhD student at SUNY Buffalo with a passion for teaching Math, Science, and Computer Science to those who may be struggling. I believe in not only addressing the subject matter, but also teaching the logical skills needed to learn math and science related topics. If a student can see the underlying logic in a problem, they have a much easier time learning and will be ready for future problems. In addition, learning these skills can help students in other subjects that may come up in the future.

I have spent the last eight years teaching children and adults from 7 to 55. The subjects I've taught to them have ranged from Robotics to Geometry to Programming to building a computer from scratch. I prefer to teach one-on-one with a student, as this is truly the best way to adapt a lesson to a student, but I have taught high school students in groups up to 17. I aim to personalize lessons to each student's needs, drawing visuals when needed or simplifying advanced concepts into layman's terms.

My goal in teaching is to give kids the ability to be self-sufficient. Many kids lack the self-confidence needed in order to succeed in school subjects. I would like to impart these things upon each of my students, so that when they see a new problem that they don't know how to solve, they think through it rather than giving up or relying on others for the solution.

I am a Computer Science student who has worked on professional projects in Python, Java, C, C++, and I have spent the last eight years professionally tutoring students in Java, C# with Unity, Visual Basic, Gamemaker, and Python. In addition, I have received awards from programming competitions around the area.

Get in touch with me for passionate lessons that enhance your learning and teach you new skills to further your academic endeavors." less...