IdentityI hold a master's degree in Industrial Engineering from the United States and a bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering from Fr. Agnel, both of which have shaped my analytical mindset and problem-solving skills. My academic background has given me a strong foundation in mathematics, a subject that has always been central to my studies and professional interests. Throughout my education, I have seen firsthand how math is not only a subject but also a tool for understanding and solving real-world problems.
My passion for teaching math stems from a desire to inspire students to see the beauty and practicality of mathematics. I believe that math is not just about numbers and equations—it's about developing logical thinking, creativity, and the ability to approach challenges with confidence. I want to help students overcome their fear of math, guiding them to discover the satisfaction that comes with mastering the subject.
Through teaching, I aim to foster a positive learning environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions, explore concepts, and build a solid foundation in math that will benefit them in both academics and life. By sharing my knowledge and experiences, I hope to make a meaningful impact on the next generation of learners.
