I graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a Doctorate in Education in Distance Learning and Instructional Technology. I also have a Masters Degree in Special Education, specifically in Administration of Early Intervention Programs, from the University of Phoenix. At Bachelors level, I studied Visual Arts and Teaching English as a Second Language. CuTeacherrrently, I'm a certified Bilingual and Spanish from the state of Texas. I have taught at all levels: from PK to university level. In addition, I have trained and work as a coach for other teachers. I've also taught adults that want to become better English/Spanish speakers in an university setting. I've worked in other educational areas like being a Consultant for the Puerto Rico Department of Education, where I had to write official letters in name of the Secretary of Education and as an Educational Project Manager, where I designed and administered innovative education projects. Educate has being my life and passion. Every person has a unique learning style. Through the years I've been working as a teacher I've learned that school systems aren't designed to fit everyone. Don't worry if your kid seems not to fit. That's why, through tutoring sessions, a unique study program can be specifically designed to help fill in the gaps they might have by teaching in an understandable way.

I love to keep learning new things so I read a lot or enroll in courses. Lately, I have a vegetables patch where I cultivate different herbs, fruits, and vegetables. Like people, every plant has its own way to be cultivated. It’s a very therapeutic hobby. Surprisingly, I found some of these plants are medicinal, so I’m reading about its benefits.