Amara is an internationally-minded English educator whose teaching reflects both academic excellence and a deep commitment to student growth. With experience spanning classrooms in the United States, abroad, and online, she creates dynamic learning environments where students feel seen, supported, and inspired to grow as writers, readers, and thinkers.

Amara holds a B.A. in Secondary English Education from Indiana University and an M.A. in English Studies from East Carolina University. Her advanced academic preparation includes graduate certificates in Multicultural & Transnational Literature and Teaching English at the Two-Year College. She is licensed to teach English Language Arts for grades 6–12 in North Carolina.

In every class she teaches, Amara blends structure with warmth, guiding students to express themselves with clarity, logic, and confidence. Her expertise in writing structure and grammar instruction allows her to break down complex concepts into accessible, practical tools students can immediately apply. Lessons are outcome-driven, focused on measurable progress and personal growth.

What truly sets Amara apart is her ability to create a culturally responsive, student-centered space where learners—regardless of background or fluency level—can take risks, ask questions, and find their voice. Her work with English language learners is grounded in empathy, expertise, and an unwavering belief that strong communication is a skill every student can develop.

Whether preparing for standardized tests, improving academic writing, or building fluency and confidence in English, students leave Amara’s classroom equipped not only with stronger language skills but with a deeper sense of purpose in their communication. For Amara, writing isn’t about perfection, it’s about expression, clarity, and connection. Her teaching inspires learners to think deeply, write boldly, and grow beyond the page.