About Me: 
I have always been passionate about teaching and helping others. I was that kid who asked for a whiteboard and overhead projector for Christmas, and played “school” with my little sister. I have a student-lead teaching philosophy, so I adjust my pacing and depth of content to meet their needs.  My main focus is to create a safe and positive learning environment, where students feel confident to ask questions. I have a Masters degree in Teaching from Piedmont College, and I am certified in all secondary broadfield sciences (Physics, Biology, Chemistry).  My undergraduate degree from The University of Georgia is in Animal Science, with an Emphasis in Equine Management. 

Classes I teach: 
Equine Science (all ages) I have a bachelors degree from the University of Georgia in Animal Science, along with hands-on experience training and caring for horses. Specific topics include basic horse care, behavior, nutrition, anatomy, management, training, and riding. 

High-School Conceptual Physics (ages 13-18) I have three years of experience professionally teaching Physics. I will explain the concepts and equations, then relate it to a real-world scenario to help students understand. Topics include: 1 and 2-Dimensional Motion, Projectiles, Free-Fall, Circular Motion, Newton’s Laws, Energy, Electricity, Circuits, Magnetism, Waves, Sound, & Light. 

DIY Projects - I enjoy creating and building things!  I have been woodworking for the past 3 years. I teach fun educational projects for ages 3-10, to learn colors, numbers, and science topics.  I also teach DIY Projects for ages 11-18, to make their own home decorations, cute wall signs, and furniture.