Meet Our Tutors

Hi, I’m Emily! I earned my BA from Westfield State University and hold a Master’s in Education. I am dually certified as a special education teacher as well as teaching English as a second language.

I truly enjoy working with children of all ages. In my younger years, I was a camp counselor. This taught me a great lesson- as a teacher, it’s important to create engagement in the classroom while also building strong connections with my students. I have now been a teacher for 15 years.

When not in the classroom, I love to travel, ride my bike, and go to the beach with my family. Hiking, camping, and all outdoor activities are a large part of my life.

Fun fact…I just recently learned how to be a beekeeper! I currently live in Millis, MA.

Hi! I’m Liz. I’ve been an elementary teacher for 18 years. I currently teach second grade, but I have experience teaching all elementary grade levels.

I majored in Elementary Education at Stonehill College and went on to Framingham State University where I earned my Master’s Degree.

I enjoy the 1:1 aspect of tutoring. I strive to help each student find the tools they need to succeed and develop a love for learning.

When I’m not teaching, I’m spending time with my family. I’m a mom of two so you can usually find me at the playground or soccer field! I live in Norwood, MA with my husband and kids.

I’m Sam! From a young age, I knew I wanted a career working with children. While studying elementary education and political science at Simmons College, I worked as an after-school and substitute teacher. That small bit of teaching experience solidified my love for education.

Soon after, I received my Masters Degree in Elementary Education, also from Simmons College. Since then, I have taught many elementary grades in Massachusetts and Florida, most recently teaching fourth grade in Newton Public Schools for the past seven years.

After stepping away from the classroom to spend more time with my two young girls, I knew I still wanted to teach in some way! Tutoring has given me the opportunity to connect with students, help them in all academic areas and watch their excitement when we learn together. I love creating sessions that fit each individual, using hands-on materials, and incorporating students’ interests into each lesson plan.

In my free time, I love to walk my dogs, go on runs, and do crafts with my two girls. I currently live in Medfield, MA with my husband and my daughters.

My name is Isabella! I attended Salve Regina University and graduated in May 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and a minor in psychology. I earned my master’s degree from Merrimack College in elementary curriculum and instruction.

I am a 4th grade teacher at Saint Catherine of Siena School in Norwood.  I have wanted to be a teacher for as long as I can remember, and I am so happy to finally be living out my dream.

During my time at Salve Regina University, I worked with all types of students.  I taught English Language Learners, students with disabilities, and those from varying backgrounds.  I created specific intervention strategies to accommodate the needs of all my students.

I am excited to be tutoring in addition to being a 4th grade teacher, because I will have additional opportunities to help students with their specific needs in a different capacity, using individualized techniques geared at each student’s learning style.

In my free time I enjoy reading and going for walks.  I currently live in Norwood, Massachusetts with my family.

Hi, I’m Katie. I graduated from Trinity College with a B.S. in psychology and earned my M.Ed. at Lesley University with a focus on severe disabilities. I started my career in education as a behavior therapist in the Newton Public School district, and I was the lead teacher of the therapeutic and academic support program at Norwood Middle School for two years before moving into my current elementary position. I was also a member of the coaching staff for Norwood Girls Basketball, and I loved being a part of that community!

I am currently a special education inclusion teacher for grades 4 and 5 at an elementary school in Norwood. I have been in this position for 11 years and truly love what I do every day! I work with students to support their understanding and confidence with foundational skills, strategies, and tools to strengthen their ability to engage in higher order thinking and real world concepts. My goal is to challenge students while providing the scaffolding they need to be successful!

In my free time, I enjoy being with my family! I love to stay active with walking, running, and being outdoors. I also enjoy music, reading, cooking, and going on adventures! I live in Norwood with my husband and two daughters.

Hi, I’m Pam! I’m a certified high school math teacher with 25 years of experience teaching both middle and high school math. I have a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Master of Arts in teaching mathematics.

I started tutoring students one-on-one in college and have continued to tutor students after school ever since! I currently teach high school math at South Shore Vocational High School, which has helped bring real-world applications to the mathematical concepts taught in the classroom. I believe that every student has the ability to achieve and succeed, and helping them realize that ability is my passion.

I like to spend my free time with my three grown boys. I also love to golf and read. My family and I live in Norwood, MA.

Hi, I’m Jen! I’ve been an elementary school teacher for the past nine years. I currently teach first grade, but I have experience teaching all the way up through fifth grade. I earned my bachelor’s degree in elementary education with a concentration in middle school social studies at the University of Delaware. I earned my master’s degree through American International College to be a reading specialist.

I love the community within an elementary classroom, but I also love the connection I can foster with students through one-on-one tutoring. Tutoring allows me to personalize my instruction to best meet each student’s needs and interests. I strive to spark a curiosity and an eagerness to learn within students, which I hope they can carry with them through their education and beyond. After all, we are all lifelong learners.

When I’m not teaching, I enjoy being with my friends and family. I also love to read and spend a lot of my free time curled up with a good book.

Hello, I’m Darlene. I earned my BA in Elementary Education and English from the University of Rhode Island and have my Master’s in Special Education from Endicott College. I have been teaching Elementary School for 18 years. For the past 13 years, I have taught 3rd grade in Norwood.

I work really hard to create a caring and trusting classroom environment. I want my students to feel comfortable to take risks and realize that they can achieve their goals. I strive to build strong relationships with my students and love watching them grow throughout the year.

When I am not teaching, you can find me with my husband and my two little girls. We love to be outdoors! We do a lot of hiking, kayaking, and camping. We also love to play board games and read. We live in Foxboro.

Hi! I’m Carol. I am a certified reading specialist and elementary teacher. I have been teaching for over twenty five years. Teaching children to read and write skillfully and confidently has always been my passion. I have wanted to be a teacher for as long as I can remember. I even started my own little school in my parents’ basement when I was twelve! And it’s only gotten better from there!

I earned my BA in Elementary Education from Lesley University. I knew from the very beginning of my teaching career that I wanted to become more specialized in education, so I pursued my first Master’s in Reading from Columbia University and my second Ed.M from Harvard University School of Education.

When I am not spending time with my students I can usually be found with my nose in a great book! I love mysteries the best!

My name is Jen. I received my undergraduate degree in early childhood education and psychology from Framingham State University. I earned my master’s degree in education, with a focus in literacy, from Lesley University. I have been a Kindergarten teacher in Norwood for 21 years!

I love working with children of all ages and helping them gain confidence in themselves. I believe every child can be successful in the classroom if they are given the right tools they need for success. My goal is for every child with whom I work to feel good about themselves, both inside and outside the classroom. 

When I’m not teaching, I love spending time with my family and dog, Tuukka. I am often at the hockey rink or lacrosse and softball fields. In my spare time I enjoy reading and taking yoga classes. I live in West Roxbury, MA with my two children and husband.

Hi, I’m Julie! I have been in the education field for nine years, both at the elementary level and currently at the middle school level. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Health, and a Masters Degree in Moderate Disabilities. I love being a special educator in Milton where I focus mainly on teaching math and executive functioning skills.

I’ve wanted to be a teacher for as long as I can remember. Throughout my life, I have had many teachers who have influenced me to push myself and take risks while learning. Now as a teacher myself, I strive to do the same with my own students. My favorite part of teaching is when students finally grasp a new concept, and you see the ‘light bulb’ go off. When students are challenged by a task, I always encourage them to try, and if mistakes are made, we learn from them!

When I’m not teaching, I enjoy being with my friends and family, especially my nieces and nephews. I also enjoy staying active, spending time at the beach, cooking, reading, and coaching basketball!

My name is Erin, and I am a high school English teacher. I have been teaching for ten years. Teaching writing and developing critical thinking skills are two areas that I believe are integral in fostering student success.

Throughout my ten years of teaching, I have worked with many students to brainstorm, draft, and polish college essays. For me, it is critical to provide students with the support they need to develop an authentic piece of writing that reflects who they are as an individual.

I have an undergraduate degree in English, with a minor in History, from Providence College and a Master’s in Teaching from Simmons University.

If I am not in the classroom or coaching swimming, I love to spend time outside with my family and dog.

Hi, my name is Deirdre! I graduated from Fairfield University with a B.A. in sociology and earned my M.Ed at Merrimack College with a focus in elementary education.

Currently, I work as an English as a Second Language teacher in Norwood, but I have also previously been a general education classroom teacher at the elementary level.

Teaching is something I am truly passionate about. I love being able to help students learn and create a learning environment where all students can succeed. For me, it is important that learning be engaging and fun. I love being able to find resources that my students are interested in, while also supporting their needs.

When I am not teaching, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. My husband (Chris) and I love playing with our golden retriever, Nash.

Hi! I’m Kerry. I graduated from Curry College with a major in English and Communications and a minor in Theater.  After a career as a corporate trainer and teaching acting classes at night, I was lucky to be able to stay at home with my boys. 

During that time I worked as a paraprofessional and realized my true passion was teaching. I went back to get my Masters in Special Education, and I’m so lucky to have a career I truly love. I am currently a Special Education Teacher in Norwood for Kindergarten and First Graders.

When not in the classroom, you can find me on the Cape collecting shells and sea glass or with my family watching the Celtics or Patriots!

Hi, my name is Anne. I am blessed that I truly love teaching. I enjoy developing personalized lesson plans according to the learning pace and academic needs of my students. I teach in the Norwood Public Schools and have experience teaching different elementary grades. For the last fifteen years, I have taught fourth grade. I am fortunate enough to teach in the town where I grew up!

I received my Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and my Masters Degree in Elementary Education from Bridgewater State University. 

In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I often can be seen walking about in Norwood. I also enjoy gardening and going to the beach.

Hi, I’m Lauren! I am currently in my 4th year of teaching. I was a behavior interventionist for two years, a special education teacher in a social emotional learning collaborative program, and I am now a first-grade teacher! 

I earned my undergraduate degree in elementary education and communication studies and my master’s degree in special education from Keene State College. I have additional post graduate credits from Florida Institute of Technology in the area of applied behavior analysis. Currently, I am a certified teacher in both elementary education and special education in three states: New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. 

I love working with all students and differentiating instruction to fit how they learn best. I enjoy creating lessons that incorporate multiple modalities to ensure all students are able to learn in a fun, interactive way! I strive to ensure the success of all students with whom I work.

When I am not teaching, I love spending time with my family and my golden retriever, Mazie. I enjoy taking beach trips and traveling as much as I can! I currently live in Norwood, MA.

Hi, my name is Mary Kate! I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in History and Elementary Education from Assumption College in 2016 and an M. Ed. In Curriculum and Instruction from Boston College in 2018. I am licensed in Elementary Education (1-6) and English as a Second Language (PK-6).

I currently work as an English as a Second Language teacher with students in grades 1-5 where I do a combination of co-teaching and small group instruction. Before becoming an ESL teacher, I was a classroom teacher in kindergarten, first grade, and fourth grade. My passion for learning lead me to become an educator. I love building relationships with my students and creating learning opportunities that are engaging and incorporate their interests while also supporting their needs.

When I am not teaching, I enjoy going for runs, sipping on an iced coffee, relaxing on Cape Cod beaches, and spending time with family and friends!

Hi, I’m Mikayla! I graduated from Stonehill College in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and American Studies. I have a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from Lesley University.

I’m in my fifth year of teaching. I currently teach third grade in Norwood. Prior to teaching in Norwood, I taught second grade in Boston and grades 3-5 in a multiage program in Ashland. I have known that I wanted to be a teacher ever since I was in first grade, so I feel incredibly lucky to be living out my dream! 

In my classroom, I prioritize building a positive learning environment where all of my students feel safe, successful, and supported. Creating a classroom environment where students feel safe and encouraged to take academic risks is very important to me. I also strive to instill a love for learning in all of my students. I am excited to work with students one-on-one through tutoring to best support their individual needs and interests! 

When I am not teaching, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, reading, going for walks, and vacationing at the beach. I also love exploring national parks and have recently started practicing photography.

Hi! I’m Catherine! I knew from a very young age that I wanted to pursue a career in education. For me, each day as an educator brings new opportunities to build relationships with students, to experience learning in new and engaging ways, and to make a lasting impact on the lives of my students. 

I studied at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and my Master’s degree in Elementary Education. Throughout my 13 years as an educator, I have taught students at the pre-k, 2nd grade, 4th grade, and 6th grade levels.

I recently stepped away from the classroom to spend more time with my two young children. It is truly incredible to have the opportunity to continue my passion for teaching with Study Buddies! 

In my free time, I enjoy being with my family! You can often find me in the hockey rink cheering on my two little hockey players! I also enjoy reading, going to the beach, and baking. I currently live in Walpole with my husband and our two sons.

Hello, my name is Evelyn! You can find me teaching mathematics at an elementary school in Waltham! I love helping my students learn math through fun and engaging ways. I am always trying to find new ideas and games to support student growth. My goal is to make learning interesting, interactive and as hands-on as possible! I also love collaborating with our IT department to incorporate coding into math, which is so much fun!

I earned my Master’s Degree from Lesley University in Elementary Education and attended Quinnipiac University for my undergraduate degree. Before becoming  a math coach, I taught 4th, 2nd and 1st grade! I’m now lucky enough to work with grades K-5 on all things math! Although math is my current focus I also enjoy working with kids on their reading and writing skills!

I’m the lucky mom to 3 adorable boys (ages 6, 4 and 5 months) They keep me on my toes all day long, but I wouldn’t have it any other way! I’m a New Yorker and love taking my boys on trips back home. We also love being outside, going to the playground and anything involving water, especially the beach!

Hi, I’m Diane! I have a BA and an MA in mathematics from Boston College. I also have my certification to teach middle school math. I taught Calculus while I was earning my graduate degree at Boston College, and it was that experience that led me to realize that I had a passion for not only teaching math but also teaching students to really enjoy math. I have over 20 years of experience working in education in many different facets: I have worked as a private tutor on and off for several years, substituted in Ashland for numerous years, and taught both seventh and eighth grade math in Dedham and Sudbury. I am currently a substitute teacher in Natick and in Hopkinton. 

My goal is to foster a growth mindset in all of my students and to have my students truly believe that they can be successful in math. There is nothing more rewarding than watching a student’s face light up with confidence after successfully solving a problem and realizing they have the ability to excel in math as long as they have the right mindset and are willing to put forth the right amount of effort. 

In my spare time, I love to read, take long walks, and spend time with my family. We love the summer months and spend a lot of time on Cape Cod and in Maine. During our last few summers, we had the pleasure of visiting Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, and Yosemite National Park. 

Hi! I´m Kelly and I have been a teacher for 29 years in Walpole! I currently teach first grade but have also taught kindergarten and second grade. I am just as enthusiastic about teaching and education today as I was when I started!

I got my undergraduate degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Psychology from Framingham State University. I then earned my Master´s Degree in Reading. I am also certified in Early Childhood Education with a dual certification in Special Education.

Tutoring gives me the opportunity to work with students closely while providing direct instruction in targeted areas of need. I try to make the tutoring session engaging and meaningful while developing the skills of my students and instilling academic confidence.

I have four sons and a husband who is an elementary school principal in Medfield! We enjoy spending time together and I also love to read, take walks, and spend time with friends!

Hi, I’m Fiona! I have been in the field of education for 6 years. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s Degree in Reading. I am also licensed in Moderate Disabilities K-8. I am currently a 1st grade teacher but I have experience working with many different elementary grade levels. I have taught 2nd, 3rd, and 5th grade. In addition, I have also been a Title 1 Instructor providing intervention in the areas of math and reading. 

I have wanted to be a teacher since I was a kid. I remember staying in during recess to help a struggling peer learn how to read when I was in 3rd grade. That passion for wanting to help and foster a love of learning has continued and led me into my career today. Seeing the progression a child can make, whether it be big or small, is the driving force in my passion. I strive to challenge my students and help them gain confidence in themselves and feel comfortable taking risks. 

When I am not teaching, I enjoy spending time with my fiance and dog, as well as my family. I love to be outside, whether it be going on runs or to the beach!

Hello, my name is Sharon. I’ve been working in education for the past fifteen years. I currently teach first and fourth grade, but I have experience teaching all the way up through high school. I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in elementary and special education from Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island. I later earned my Master’s Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, also at Salve Regina.

Having worked in a variety of educational settings, I have enjoyed learning how to differentiate and tailor my teaching to an array of learners. As an educator, there’s nothing more exciting than witnessing a student learn and discover new things and become independent thinkers! 

When I’m not teaching, I enjoy being with my friends and family. I also love music, sports, and traveling when time allows!

I’m Cassy. I hold both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s Degree in Education from Bridgewater State University. With 9 years of experience in the field, I am certified to teach both Special Education and English.

Currently, I run the RISE Program at a public high school, which stands for “Reaching Individual Success through Education.” I work with high-functioning students with autism, supporting them as they integrate into general education classrooms and manage their workloads.

In addition to my role with the RISE Program, I teach the Wilson Reading Program to students from 1st through 12th grade. I believe that strong reading skills are crucial across all subjects and aspects of life, and I’m dedicated to helping my students enhance their reading abilities to improve their overall quality of life.

Outside of work, I’m kept busy by my 9-year-old daughter. I enjoy working out and am currently pursuing certification as a Zumba instructor. I’m also a certified lifeguard through the Red Cross and have experience teaching swim lessons. I look forward to meeting you soon!

Hi, I’m Jacqueline! I have been teaching high school English in Massachusetts public schools for the past fifteen years. I studied English and Spanish at Boston University and worked at Boston College while completing my Master’s in Secondary Education. Most recently, I earned a second Master’s degree at Simmons University.

As a classroom teacher, I have always loved helping students explore their passions to engage deeply as readers, writers, and thinkers. I favor an inquiry-based, skill-focused approach to teaching, which has also shaped my work as a tutor and as a teacher of English to multilingual learners.

Outside of the classroom, I love spending time with my family and friends, or immersing myself in nature—whether hiking in the woods, swimming in the ocean, or curling up with tea, a good book, and my dog, Rowley.

Hi! I’m Christina, a dedicated educator with over 15 years of experience supporting students from kindergarten through 8th grade. Currently, I am a special education teacher in a public elementary school in the Metrowest region, supporting K–5 students across all settings. 

I hold dual certifications in Elementary Education and Mild/Moderate Disabilities, and I’m trained in both the Wilson Reading System and the Orton-Gillingham approach through the Institute for Multi-Sensory Education (IMSE). I earned my bachelor’s degree from UMass Boston and my graduate degree from Northeastern University.

I’m passionate about helping students build confidence and develop skills through personalized, engaging instruction. My tutoring sessions are designed to meet each child where they are, providing a supportive and encouraging environment to help them thrive.

I live in Norwood, MA with my husband and our two little girls. Outside of teaching and tutoring, I love reading (whenever I can find the time!), swimming in our backyard pool, and enjoying every moment with my family. I bring that same care and energy into my tutoring, ensuring each child has a positive and personalized learning experience.

Hi, I’m Kim! I have been teaching Kindergarten for the past five years. I also have experience teaching first grade. Prior to that, I was a social worker.

As a classroom teacher, I strive to create a safe, comfortable, nurturing environment where students are excited to learn and challenge themselves! I love encouraging them to explore the world around them, ask questions and become thinkers. I have a passion for teaching both reading and math. I especially love watching the look of excitement and pride when a student accomplishes a new skill!

Outside of the classroom I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I have two sons, Nathan (20) and Jack (16). In my spare time, I love to travel, camp, hike, ski, read, and spend as much time as I can outside (especially at the beach) and with my two basset hounds, Winni and Charleston!

Hi! I’m Joy. I’ve been teaching second grade in Norwood for the past twenty-three years.  I’ve also taught third grade and have experience in first grade. Prior to teaching, I worked at a behavioral home and school, in both their residence and school programs, supporting students with severe social, emotional, behavioral, and academic needs.

I have my undergraduate degree in psychology from Stonehill College and my teaching certification from Framingham State University.  Upon entering the teaching field, I realized I had a true love for reading and writing so shortly after I received my Masters in Language and Literacy from Framingham State University.

I am passionate about education and the importance of providing students opportunities to grow, shine, and achieve their greatest potential. I believe in creating a safe and caring learning atmosphere, while providing students tools that will help them develop their skills and help build a positive mindset and belief in themselves. I feel that when a child has someone who believes in them and helps them believe in themselves, they can accomplish so many things.

When I’m not teaching, you’ll usually find me either in a hockey rink or at school performances.  I also love taking walks, reading, and going to concerts. I live in Wrentham with my husband, two teenage children, our dog Yogi and cat Lola. I’m so excited to be a part of the Study Buddies family!

Hi, my name is Matt, and I’m a Special Education teacher at a local public high school. I’ve been working in education since 2019. I earned my bachelor’s degree in History and Secondary Education from Stonehill College. Although I initially planned to teach high school history, my experience as a paraprofessional inspired me to pursue a career in special education. I later completed my master’s degree in Moderate Special Needs at Bridgewater State University.

Teaching has always been my passion. I truly enjoy helping students reach their full potential and love seeing their growth throughout the school year. Each summer, I continue working with students through Extended School Year programs, which allows me to stay connected and support their ongoing progress.

Outside of teaching, I love spending time outdoors skiing and biking, depending on the season. I also enjoy baking, reading, and gaming in my free time!

Hello, my name is Evan! I currently teach seventh-grade history and love helping students make meaningful connections to the past while building confidence in all subject areas. Although history is my focus, I especially enjoy supporting students in developing their writing skills and finding their own voice. I come from a family of educators, and I’m proud to continue that tradition by creating a classroom environment that is engaging, supportive, and student-centered.

I graduated from Quinnipiac University with a bachelor’s degree in History and a master’s degree in Secondary Education. Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with my family at our home in Franklin or down the Cape. I’ve also coached a variety of sports over the years, including football, hockey, baseball, golf, and rugby. Whether in the classroom or on the field, I love helping others grow, learn, and reach their full potential.

Hi! I’m Deborah. I have been working as an educator in the Sharon Public Schools for the past 13 years. Prior to that, I taught in a school in New York City. I received my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a concentration in child care from Quinnipiac University and my Masters of Education in Elementary Education from Lesley University. Over the past 13 years, I have worked with students with various learning disabilities and special needs as well as regular education students.

I have been married to my wonderful and supportive husband for 25 years and we have 2 children, well grown men. One recently graduated from University of Michigan and is looking to attend law school in the fall. My younger son is currently a junior at Ohio State University. 

When I’m not working, I enjoy reading, working on puzzles, and working out. I am very interested in learning how to crochet and am hoping to give it a try this spring!

Hello! My name is Lindsey and I am entering my 23rd year as a teacher in the Norwood Public Schools. Most of my experience has been spent at the elementary level, but I’m excited to now be joining the 5th grade team at the newly built Coakley Middle School as a writing teacher.

I went to The University of Massachusetts, Amherst and received my undergrad in Communications. I then went on to receive my Masters Degree in Elementary Education at Cambridge College. I’m excited to take on the next challenge of my career while embracing my many years of experience teaching the littles how to read. It was that passion that also led me to pursue a Reading Specialist certification.

Tutoring has always been a unique opportunity to provide a student with instruction that is catered to their individual needs in the classroom. I look forward to meeting all of my Study “Buddies” and providing them with a fun and engaging environment where we can grow and learn together.

I’m married with 2 children- a 16 year old daughter and a 13 year old son. I also have a Golden Doodle named Lucy who is spoiled rotten and doesn’t leave my side! I grew up in Norwood and now live in Canton. When I’m not teaching you will find me at a field hockey field, soccer field, or basketball court. In the summer I enjoy spending time at the beach, on an island in Maine, or down in Cape Cod!

Hi! My name is Maggie! I have over ten years of experience teaching middle school math. I currently teach 6th grade math, and in previous years I’ve taught various math courses through Algebra 1. I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics and my Master’s Degree in Secondary Education.

I’ve had a passion for math since I was a young girl practicing my multiplication facts, and that love naturally grew into helping others enjoy the subject, as well. One of my favorite moments in the classroom is seeing students reach that “aha” moment when everything clicks or helping them connect math to their own interests in a way that makes the subject more meaningful.

I truly enjoy tutoring because it allows me to meet my students where they are and provide personalized support to help them grow. Building math confidence is so important as it leads to a deeper understanding of the material and a more positive attitude toward learning.

When I’m not tutoring, you can find me spending time with family and friends, taking a pilates class, or curled up with a good book. And if I could, I’d spend every day at the beach down the Cape!