"I have experience teaching both college and graduate-level physics and math courses, and I’m also happy to help with high school subjects like algebra and pre-calculus. During my PhD at Johns Hopkins University, I taught college-level physics classes (including Physics Seminars, Mechanics, and Special Relativity) and helped students with a wide range of math topics such as algebra, calculus, linear algebra, probability, and differential equations.

I love breaking down complex concepts into simple, intuitive ideas so that knowledge is gained naturally. My teaching style focuses on examples, interactive problem-solving, and an experimental approach - discovering together why the laws of math and physics originate the way they do.

If you ever feel stuck, I’d be happy to guide you through anything from fundamental concepts to the most advanced topics. I believe strong foundational understanding is key, and no question is too simple. At the same time, as a physicist who has worked on open research problems, no topic is too complex for me to explain." less...