Sana Bryant

I have been creating interactive teaching presentations and lessons for a range of ages from primary school to adult for a little while now. I enjoy to specialise teaching styles to each individual and first learn from the student how they learn best, I then amend teaching accordingly. I have led body confidence workshops to primary school children, tutored to secondary school children and taught therapeutic skills to adults. I have qualifications in computer science and graphic design so I have a real skill for using technology to make things interesting and attractive to a learner, especially as a psychology undergraduate I like to use known methods of user experience design and communication to allow someone to open up to learning what may be difficult for them and presenting it as easy to do and interesting to know.

In my own education I excelled in biology, geography, English and psychology so these are my specialisms. I self taught my A-levels about 6 months before taking the exams during the pandemic, as I was interested on how far self learning would get me and due to illness in childhood I successfully completed all GCSE exams in the hospital and still excelled beyond my peers. Learning and teaching come hand in hand and I always enjoy learning new ways to teach and inspire students to learn, just how I have inspired myself through education. I am currently an undergraduate student in BSc Psychology at Coventry University but have completed many forms of education, starting with GCSE's ( I was the first year in the UK to trial the new GCSE's), I then did the IB-CP diploma programme (specialising in Biology) and self taught A levels (English literature and psychology), before completing a level 4 EU qualification in Graphic Design and then a foundation degree in Psychology.