My lessons are structured to be interactive, practical, and tailored to each student's unique learning style and goals. Here’s a bit about what you can expect in my sessions:

Lesson Format

Personalized Learning Plans: Before starting, I assess each student's strengths, areas for improvement, and academic goals. This helps me create a custom learning plan that aligns with their objectives and learning pace.

Interactive and Hands-On: I believe that computer science is best learned by doing, so I incorporate plenty of hands-on exercises and coding practice. Together, we’ll work on real-world examples and small projects, which bring theory to life.

Step-by-Step Explanations: I break down complex concepts into manageable steps, guiding students through the logic and reasoning behind each topic before moving on to practical application. This helps in solidifying both understanding and confidence.


Content and Dynamics

Fundamentals and Advanced Topics: We’ll cover a range of topics, from the basics of programming and algorithms to more advanced areas like data structures, web development, and computational thinking.

Real-World Applications: I like to connect what we’re learning with real-world applications. For example, I’ll draw on my experience in web development, where I’ve created websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Python, to show students how these concepts come together in professional projects.

Active Problem Solving: Each lesson includes problem-solving exercises to develop critical thinking skills, as well as practical coding challenges to help students apply what they’ve learned.


My Experience

With experience in both academic and real-world projects, I bring a balanced perspective to my teaching. I’ve worked on website development projects that involve both frontend and backend development, which allows me to explain both theoretical and practical aspects effectively. My aim is to help you not only excel in your studies but also build a solid foundation that will serve you in further studies or professional settings.

If you're ready to make computer science accessible, engaging, and understandable, I’d love to work with you!