Fun Facts

I speak Danish, I lived in Paris my Freshman year of University, I had a pet rat and guinea pig, all of my cousins are twins!

About Me

My name is Anne and I am a graduate of the University of Southern California with a degree in International Relations. I've always loved working with kids and spent 6 years nannying during high school and University. While at University, I worked as an Assistant Teacher at a science camp for 3-7 year olds, and taught fundamental economics at low-income schools around the USC area. Both experiences taught me that each student learns differently, and gave me the tools necessary to adapt to each student's needs and provide assistance to the best of my ability.

Experience

As a student teacher of economics at low-income schools around the USC area, I formulated lesson plans, created test-prep documents, and worked with student's to achieve their goals.

As an Assistant Teacher at a Science camp for 3-7 year olds, I aided in the creation of lesson plans, came up with fun learning activities for the kids to partake in, and helped make learning fun!

Approach

I was not a good student until Junior year of high school. I did well in terms of test-taking, but was inconsistent turning my homework in and failed to participate in class. My Junior year of high school, my AP English teacher (Mr. Winkler) started the year off by telling us that he knew we were all different people, and had different needs. He worked tirelessly to customize coursework to each student, making sure that we were all set up for success. Though we all learned, and we were tested on