As a teacher and mentor, I strive to inspire and motivate students to enjoy and appreciate the music they create in a stress-free and encouraging environment. To accomplish that, the student must develop a healthy foundation from the first lesson to prevent long-term injuries. With a solid foundation, they can build upon their techniques to learn new concepts and pieces more easily. In addition, it is essential that students eventually learn to become critical thinkers to efficiently problem-solve as they actively listen to and observe their playing to become more independent and better themselves by learning to use their judgment. Yueching holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance, where she studied under the tutelage of Danwen Jiang at Arizona State University and graduated from the Interlochen Arts Academy in 2020 as a violin student of Ara Sarkissian. She has completed and registered training for Suzuki Violin Books 1-4 under the guidance of Jenna Potts. Yueching has over ten years of experience playing the violin and performing and has participated in various musical activities, including orchestral performances at Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, and the New World Center. Her enthusiasm and passion for the violin have led her to spend summers at the Montecito International Musical Festival, Aria International Summer Academy, and the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain. While studying at Interlochen and attending festivals, she had the opportunity to perform in masterclasses led by Mark Holloway, Renee Jolles, Paul Kantor, and Oleh Krysa. Yueching has performed as a part of the OkMEA All-State Orchestra, Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra, and the ASU Symphony Orchestra. Currently, she teaches students of all ages in her private studio in Tempe, AZ, or over Zoom.