I graduated from James Madison Preparatory School in 2010. I was a member of the basketball team, softball team, drum-line, choir, orchestra, student government, and Academic Decathlon! I continued my education at Mesa Community College where I received an Associate's Degree in Science with High Distinction in December of 2013. During my studies at Mesa Community College I also completed their Honors Program. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Biology at Arizona State University. (Go Sun Devils!)While I was attending Mesa Community College I tutored in their math department. Although this is my only direct experience in paid tutoring I would call my self a constant tutor. In classroom situations I naturally assume any leadership roles that are needed, in whatever capacity that I am capable of. I feel fulfilled when I am able to assist a peer in understanding difficult concepts. In addition, my mom recently returned to school, and has required a great deal of my help in returning to the classroom after 30 years of purely real world experience.I tutor biology up to college level, high school chemistry, evolution, genetics, pre-algebra, and algebra 1, 2, 3-4.I absolutely love tutoring algebra, it is the subject that I am the most coherent in teaching. The fantastic thing about tutoring math is that it is similar to helping someone solve a puzzle. My true love, academically, is biology! Biology can constantly be found all around us and presents itself in so many fantastic and incredible ways. I am quite proudly known in social circles as a "Nerd", mainly for my spontaneous placement of scientific tid-bits in otherwise ordinary conversation.I believe that every person's learning style is as unique as their fingerprint; so needless to say some of us can get left behind in class. Math and science require a significant amount of mental commitment to genuinely understand. Today's learning environment can make it incredibly difficult to put forth the proper commitment, and that's where I come in! I am so passionate about helping other people understand math and science, the moment a student's face lights up with understanding is what I live for! I strive for more than good test grades, my goal is to help whoever I can in understanding how and why things are the way they are.My greatest passions outside of academia are reading (I binge read the way most people binge watch Netflix), playing Pokemon, snuggling with my dog, and spending as much time as I can possibly find with my nieces and nephews (I have 9 nephews and 2 nieces).

I am working on my major in physics. I enjoy mathematics and physics very much. I am extremely comfortable teaching both subjects up to my grade level! I have some great teaching experience and enjoy doing so.

I am an Arizona State University graduate and have been tutoring French on campus as well as online to anyone who needs it. French is my first language and I have a passion for teaching and helping people with this beautiful language. I am originally from Morocco, which is a French colony, and go to France almost every year to meet with my friends. I also studied philosophy in French and love discussing the French culture with anyone who is interested in learning more. I have over five years of experience in tutoring and teaching and I am more than happy to help anyone that needs a little or a lot of help with French.

Filomena Piccioli is a dedicated and compassionate healthcare professional with a strong foundation in emergency medical services, patient care, and education. As a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), and Mental Health First Aider (MHFA), Filomena brings a well-rounded and deeply human approach to both patient care and student learning. Her passion for helping others extends beyond the field and into education, where she is committed to supporting and mentoring future EMTs as they develop the knowledge, confidence, and critical thinking skills needed to succeed in high-pressure environments. Filomena began her journey in healthcare through her Emergency Medical Technology training at Mesa Community College, where she built a strong clinical foundation in patient assessment, emergency response, and life-saving interventions. Since earning her NREMT certification, she has gained extensive hands-on experience working in a variety

Learning doesn't have to be boring, when you understand the "why", the "how" becomes less daunting.