Keeping up with the most recent developments in mathematics and educational technology is something I enjoy doing. I think that using cutting-edge techniques and resources can improve education by making it more personalized to each student's requirements and more engaging. Using technology-driven simulations and investigating novel teaching approaches, I try to maintain a dynamic and interesting learning environment. Whenever I have leisure time, you may find me reading a great book on mathematics, going to conferences, or having conversations with other teachers to keep improving the ways that I teach.

My love for algebra started in college. I have published several research papers. Currenty I am learning how to play musical instruments such as the flute and guitar. This enhances my creative outlook as well as facilitates my cognitive abilities.

My approach to teaching is based on three main principles: patience, adaptation, and clarity. Since every student learns differently and at a different rate, I adjust my methods to suit each person's needs. Whether you are starting from scratch with calculus or working through Quantum Stochastic Calculus, I break down concepts into manageable chunks to make sure you have a strong foundation before moving on to more complex subjects. My goal is to make the learning process interesting and applicable by using problem-solving activities, real-world applications, and interactive conversations. In addition to assisting students in mastering the material, I also hope to instill in them a sincere admiration for mathematics' beauty. I offer in-depth review sessions, practice exams, and focused tactics to improve problem-solving abilities in order to help students be ready for AP Calculus exams. I make sure that students are well-prepared and confident on test day since I am well-versed in the AP curriculum and am aware of the particular criteria and expectations of these tests.