While having the correct tools to apply is important, it does not replace critical thinking; anyone can copy down a formula like F=MA, but without understanding the basic premise of how the parts relate conceptually, and what they mean, one will have a very difficult time of applying them effectively. Being able to rationalize abstract concepts, as well as the relationship between ideas and constants is the basis for letting formulas and equations do the work for you, and not the other way around.

I grew up in a family of educators, and graduated in the top 10% of my high school class, recognized with honors with distinction, and went on to complete a post secondary Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Philosophy.

I have extensive experience student peer tutoring for Meighen Center (Mount Allison) – for students with physical disabilities that impair learning outcomes (visual, dyslexic, auditory, etc). c

I enjoy jogging, classic film, DIY and renovation projects, and am co-chairing a college organization for Civil Building Technologies, as well as part of a student body association for the NSCC.