Bachelor of Neuroscience, Master of Science in Public Health (in progress)
Maryum (she/her) has more than 6 years of teaching experience, working with both children and adults alike, from diverse backgrounds and cultures, and has a passion for supporting students with learning differences. Maryum has earned a Bachelor of Neuroscience Honors degree at the University of Windsor and is currently completing a Master of Public Health at Simon Fraser University. Maryum enjoys being a part of the LDS team where she provides students with a safe and welcoming learning environment that will foster confidence and growth. Maryum’s teaching philosophy centers around ensuring her students feel listened to; a quote by John Maxwell summarizes this perfectly: “Students don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.”
Our tutoring and instruction programs follow our unique Research-informed Individualized Student Education (RISE) methodology.
In our Research-informed Individualized Student Education at Home (RISE at Home) program, students across BC learn virtually via our secure online systems one-to-one with a qualified instructor through reading intervention, language-based learning, tutoring, and homework support.
At LDS, we are using assistive technology to enhance best practices in our teaching and student learning and to further the accessibility and inclusiveness of our learning support.