I have previously tutored students in high school physics, coding in Python, high school mathematics (including geometry, algebra, and trigonometry), and the Mathematics portion of the SAT exam. I am passionate about finding ways to make STEM subjects engaging for students with different levels of interest. The students that I have tutored have particularly enjoyed certain hands-on activities that have helped them gain a deeper understanding of the material, such as engaging with virtual simulations that illustrate important physical concepts and coding an interactive game that requires user input. I understand that different students learn differently and require different types of encouragement and support, and I would personalize my lessons to meet each student's needs. I believe that it is important to make learning STEM subjects fun, and I do my best to share my own enthusiasm for the subjects and highlight the many applications of these subjects with my students.

In my free time, I enjoy running, reading, and spending time outside. I also like reading different responses on Quora, where I particularly read answers relating to math and physics. I also enjoy watching TED-Ed's short videos on a variety of different topics, which include math, science, literature, philosophy, economics, and history. The titles of some of my favorite videos are "Why don’t we cover the [Sahara] desert with solar panels?", "The Infinite Hotel Paradox", and "Does Time Exist?".