Xinyu Guo

My lessons are relaxed, interactive, and shaped around what you actually need. I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach—some people like structured step-by-step explanations, others prefer open discussions or more practice questions, so I adjust depending on your style and goals.

In psychology, I really enjoy connecting theories to everyday life so they feel less abstract. We’ll use examples, past papers, and case studies, but also talk about how ideas link to things you already know. I studied psychology at King’s College London and now I’m doing a Master’s at Imperial, so I’m used to breaking down big concepts into simple, clear steps. I’ve also tutored AP Psychology students—both ended up with a 5, which was honestly one of the most rewarding experiences for me.

For maths, I keep things practical and straightforward. I like to walk through problems slowly, then give you chances to try with guidance. I know maths can feel stressful, but I aim to make it less intimidating by showing patterns and easy ways to approach tricky questions.

In Chinese lessons, I focus on communication. We’ll practice speaking, listening, and building vocabulary in a way that’s useful for real situations. If you’re just starting, we go step by step; if you’re advanced, we can work on fluency and nuance.

Overall, my teaching style is friendly and flexible—I want lessons to feel encouraging and enjoyable, while also helping you see steady progress.