Embrace modular learning—master one step at a time.

When I teach biology, chemistry, and mathematics, I use a systematic, step-by-step approach that helps students become independent learners—not just better test takers. We start by building a strong foundation (key vocabulary, core concepts, and the “why” behind the rules), then practice a consistent problem-solving routine: identify what’s being asked, choose the right method, work it out clearly, and check the answer. I use simple visuals, patterns, and quick checkpoints to spot confusion early and fix it fast. Over time, students learn how to study on their own—how to break big topics into smaller pieces, make their own notes and practice sets, and teach the concept back in their own words—so they can confidently teach themselves new material long after tutoring ends.