91porn

Growing up, I spoke both French and English at home (my Father is English and my mother Belgian). I love music, and studied the violin and the viola intensively at Wells Cathedral School, where I did my GCSEs, as well as A-Levels in French (A, a year early, before the introduction of the A*), Chemistry (A), and Maths (A*). I studied Chemistry at the University of Oxford where I gained a 2.1 MChem degree. Whilst there, I also played the viola in most of the town and university ensembles, and was a founding member of Oxford University Chamber Music Society. I also started dancing Salsa when at Oxford, which has led me to my current research in my PhD! I am doing a PhD on the neuroscience of dance, researching interaction between people when they dance together in a social setting, as well as how dance can help people with different health conditions such as Parkinson's Disease.

My approach is to encourage and nurture independent thinking. I ask my students questions continually during sessions, guiding them towards answers, and giving them the answer outright only when absolutely necessary. This helps with both understanding and retention of information. I also encourage my students to ask questions whenever they need to, which helps them gain enthusiasm and interest in the subject. In addition to this, I make sure to build a good relationship with my tutees, finding out what makes them tick, offering advice where possible, and making sure they know that I also care about them as a person, not just a studying machine!

I am doing a PhD in the neuroscience of dance, which takes up a lot of my non-tutoring time! I also have a wonderful Springer Spaniel, and I spend a lot of time with him on long walks, or just snuggled on the sofa. I love to play chamber music, run, swim, dance, and practise yoga. I go to shows and concerts in London regularly, and I also love to travel when I can fit it around both my PhD and tutoring commitments.