"I am a graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology with a strong background in supporting children’s academic, language, and learning needs. Through my coursework and clinical training, I have worked with children across a range of ages, particularly elementary and middle school students, helping them build foundational skills in reading, writing, comprehension, and classroom participation. My education has provided me with a solid understanding of how language, attention, and executive functioning skills impact academic success.

I have experience working with students who benefit from structured academic support, including those with executive functioning challenges and students on the autism spectrum. I focus on helping learners develop organization strategies, task initiation skills, reading comprehension, vocabulary development, and confidence with schoolwork. My approach is supportive, patient, and individualized, and I aim to meet each student where they are while helping them build skills they can apply independently.

My tutoring style emphasizes clear expectations, positive reinforcement, and practical strategies that support learning and independence. I have experience working one-on-one with students in both structured and informal settings, and I value collaboration with families to ensure consistency and progress. I strive to create a calm, encouraging learning environment where students feel supported, understood, and motivated to succeed academically." less...