While I’ve worked with students for as little as 3 months and as long as 14 months. Your unique plan should be crafted around your current strengths, weaknesses, and goals, which I gauge based off of an initial diagnostic practice test. Book a call and we’ll get you started!

These days I tutor 90% online. I consider it my default, but I am happy to consider in person requests based on my availability.

I have tutored mostly online for almost 5 years now and I find it to be equally effective and has many benefits of its own. I utilize an online whiteboard, sharing my screen, and am able to pull up exercises immediately in a way I can’t in person. I’m confident my students still feel connected and look forward to our time! 

While each student is unique, a typical test prep process balances two main components. The first is test-focused: content and strategy. From rules to formulas, and tips to shortcuts, we become experts on the test itself. And the second is student-focused: structure and mindset. Healthy motivation, stress management, time management, and focus techniques can make a world of a difference in test performance. All of this gets puts to the test during full, in-person practice tests along the way!

Yes! My philosophy is everyone learns in different ways, and I’m always ready to adapt to lessons to best serve each student, learning disabilities included. Communication is key in these situations and I like to get as much information as possible from you about what works and what doesn’t.