Hello, my name is Ricardo Sanchez.

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I'm from Arlington, Texas,

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where I can get either very cold or very hot.

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So I have seven years, about seven years

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of tutoring experience.

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I got my associate's degree of science and mathematics

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and, you know, thanks to the pandemic

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and I could no longer proceed

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as I had to take care of my grandma.

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However, it gave me a chance to tutor

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and still be able to use the unique skillset

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that I have you along with my years of experience.

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Again. So I've had about seven I tutor at,

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at the college I attended to for about four years in person.

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And I got to work with various people of, uh,

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people of various ages.

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And I've got the chance to work with kids, you know,

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from second to 12th grade online.

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So I have experience tutoring both ways.

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What stands me out from your average tutor is

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that I'm passionate about what I do.

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I understand where every, you know, I understand where,

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you know, people come from when it comes to struggling

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with a problem or a question.

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And I, I know the struggle

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and I think that's what allows me to better relate

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to my students because I'm patient understanding.

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And when it comes to explaining a particular concept,

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I can do it in more ways than one.

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And applying the tutoring knowledge, the exper, the years

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of experience that I've had, had allowed me

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to become a better tutor, uh, to, to all of my students,

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to be able to slow down, reflect

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and con, you know, ask, stop, ask questions,

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and making sure that my students are

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following up with what I'm doing.

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So I truly believe in my ability to tutor,

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to help my students achieve their goals,

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and ultimately find success.

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I'm here, I'm excited, I'm ready,

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and I'm willing to learn alongside my students

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because it's always a wonderful experience.

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