I was born and raised in Dallas, Texas and graduated from The Hockaday School. I have finished a degree in neuroscience at UT Dallas. Prior to my neuroscience degree, I attended a writing intensive liberal arts college with a curriculum based on the Great Books program in Santa Fe. Because I attended Hockaday from preschool to 12th grade, I am very familiar with the pressures and demands of preparing for and getting into college.

Subjects I tutor: I feel comfortable in assisting students in several subjects up to a college level. These subjects include: grade school math, science, and language arts, middle school math, science, and English, high school Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2, high school biology and chemistry, college algebra, college level general chemistry, biology, and any neuroscience or neuroscience related course. I am available for assistance in writing essays, papers, college entrance essays, and revising or improving writing. I am also prepared to assist with test prep for STAAR, ISEE, PSAT, SAT, ACT, SSAT, AP exams, and the ASVAB.

My experience with tutoring ranges from grade school to college. I most recently spent a year teaching middle schoolers and high schoolers in a one on one setting. I taught Chemistry, Biology, Geometry, Forensic Science, English, Earth Science, Physical Science, Life Science, Latin, and tutored in Biology, Chemistry, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. My experience with high school and middle school also comes from my Wyzant students, and from me participating as a tutor in the AVID program. The AVID program is a college preparatory program made for students who have the potential to go to college, but perhaps need extra support to get there. I have received training from The Shelton School specifically for tutoring and working with students with ADD/ADHD and learning differences. Not only that, but I have my own personal experience with ADHD and dyslexia to draw from. I believe this enables me to be more patient and to find more ways to approach a subject with