"I’m a fourth-year undergraduate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Engineering. My academic journey has been guided by a lifelong passion for learning and teaching. I graduated high school with a 4.0 GPA , 1590 SAT, and 35 ACT, and earned multiple 5s on AP exams including AP Calculus, AP Physics, AP Chemistry, and AP Biology. I was also honored to receive the Bill and Melinda Gates Scholarship, awarded to top students nationwide for academic excellence, leadership, and community impact.

Over the past six years, I’ve worked with students ranging from elementary (around 6–10 years old) through middle/high school (11–18 years old), and occasionally college-level learners (18+). I’ve tutored subjects such as algebra, calculus, chemistry, physics, biology, computer science, and standardized test preparation for the SAT, ACT, and PSAT. My experience spans one-on-one tutoring, small-group lessons, and classroom environments, where I’ve helped students strengthen foundational understanding, master advanced material, and achieve their target exam scores. My coursework at MIT has provided me with a deep background in analytical reasoning, problem solving, and clear communication—skills that I bring into each session to make complex topics understandable and engaging.

My teaching approach is highly personalized and interactive. I focus on understanding how each student thinks and learns best, then adapt my explanations and lesson plans accordingly. Instead of emphasizing memorization, I encourage students to build a strong conceptual understanding and develop real intuition for the material. I often use visualization, diagrams, and step-by-step guided examples to help students grasp abstract ideas, while connecting lessons to real-world applications to keep learning both relevant and enjoyable. I believe every student has unique potential, and my goal is to help them gain confidence in their abilities, overcome challenges, and reach their academic goals." less...