has always had a love for dancing, food, and math. She dreamt of becoming a backup dancer for Janet Jackson. When that didn’t “quite” pan out, she decided to focus on her love of math and obtained a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Texas A&M University.
After a 20-year career in engineering, her love for her godson, two beautiful nieces, and her desire to see them succeed academically with their unique learning styles led her to search for a fresh approach to teaching. She received training in a therapeutic, multisensory Orton-Gillingham-based curriculum for teaching phonics to students with dyslexia. When she isn’t working, she loves listening to podcasts and audiobooks, especially autobiographies highlighting triumph over adversity. If the weather is nice, she enjoys being outside and going to the lake and beach.
Pam believes everyone can learn math, have fun, and build confidence when afforded a safe, relaxing, and fun space. She can't wait to work with parents and their children to help them succeed in math and build confidence while having tons of fun!
