Daya

About Me

Hello! I'm currently a student at Keele University, pursuing a degree in Diagnostic Radiography. My passion for science, especially physics, has been a driving force in my education. Coming from an Indian background and residing in the Edgbaston area, I've always been surrounded by a rich blend of cultures and experiences.

Swimming is a significant part of my life. I'm a competitive swimmer and an active member of the swimming community. My love for the sport extends beyond personal achievement; I used to be a swim teacher for children and found immense joy in their unfiltered expressions and infectious laughter. This experience, coupled with my role as a lifeguard, has instilled in me a strong sense of responsibility and the ability to remain calm under pressure.

I have a unique perspective on learning and teaching due to my dyslexia. Over the years, I've developed innovative methods to grasp complex concepts, which I now use to mentor secondary school students in GCSE science. I aim to inspire and assist children in finding their own paths to understanding, especially those who struggle with traditional teaching methods.

In addition to my academic and swimming commitments, I have a profound love for the outdoors. Hiking and mountain climbing provide me with a much-needed sense of peace and tranquility, balancing the demands of my rigorous degree. My experience caring for my younger brother, who is autistic, has also given me valuable insights into working with children of all abilities.

I consider myself a growth-minded individual, always eager to overcome challenges and find creative solutions. Life's hurdles only motivate me to push further and discover new ways to succeed.