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We have been fortunate to have Dita as our tutor for almost 10 months now. Her expertise as a scholar and mathematician is truly exceptional. Dita's deep knowledge of further math has been not only educational but also inspirational for my daughter, who recently achieved a remarkable 100% in her iGCSE Mock exam.

What sets Dita apart is not just her academic prowess, but also her empathy and dedication in teaching. She approaches each lesson with care and understanding, truly connecting with my child's learning needs. In preparation for the IGCSE exam, Dita went above and beyond by providing guidance on managing exam pressures and frustrations, which proved invaluable for my child's success.

Dita's personalized approach is evident through her tailored questions that cater specifically to my child's learning style and challenges. This level of individualized attention is rare to find in a tutor, and it has made a significant difference in my child's progress. Dita's ability to simplify complex topics in Further Math makes learning easy and enjoyable for children.

Moreover, Dita's nurturing and gentle demeanor create a safe and supportive learning environment for children to thrive in. I can confidently say that Dita's influence has not only improved my child's academic performance but has also fostered a genuine love for learning.

I highly recommend Dita as a tutor for her outstanding skills, personalized approach, and unwavering commitment to her students' success. She is truly a gem in the field of education.

I highly recommend Dr. Dita as a tutor. I am Professor Maddalena Bonanzinga, a full professor in Geometry at Messina University, and I have had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Dita at various academic events due to our shared research interests in general topology. Dr. Dita also visited Messina University, where I had the opportunity to review her work with my PhD students. Her expertise and dedication to teaching make her an excellent mentor, and I am confident that her students will benefit greatly from her guidance.

I have known Dita since the time she was a graduate student at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Sofia University. Under the direction of Prof. Nedev she wrote an MS thesis about Moore spaces. The results from the thesis were published and she obtained her first award – Award for Scientific Achievements of University Students. Because of her wonderful MS thesis, Dita was recommended to become a Ph.D. student at Sofia University. Her Ph.D. thesis about cardinal invariants of topological spaces was inspired by the results of the famous topologists A. Arhangel’skii and I. Juhasz After she defended her thesis she was offered a research position at the Institute of Mathematics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. Later, she became an Assistant Professor in the Division of Topology, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Sofia University.

The topic of her research is cardinal invariants in topological spaces and
general type of structures. She has studied cardinality restrictions for such
spaces. I would like to point out that because of her research achievements Dr.
Stavrova received a Senior Research Grant from Fulbright Foundation for the
1994/1995 academic year that she spent at Auburn University Auburn Alabama,
USA. There she was working with Prof. Gary Gruenhage.

Dr. Stavrova was teaching at the Department of Mathematics and Informatics, Sofia University. She distinguishes herself by her serious attitude to teaching. I would say she is a talented, even gifted teacher. She is teaching courses on Calculus for first- and second-year students at the Department of Chemistry and Department of Mathematics and Informatics; courses on Introduction to Set theory and Topology; a graduate course on Cardinal invariants of topological spaces; elective course in Topology of metric spaces. She has recently developed and taught a mandatory course in Computational Topology for second year students in Informatics.

Dita enjoys working with students and supervising their studies. She has continuously been improving her classes, lectures and approaches to teaching and lecturing to find better ways for communication of deep mathematical ideas to a broad auditorium.

During 1999-2004 she was a Visiting Assistant Professor at Miami University,
Oxford, Ohio, where she taught Calculus and Topology.

As a personality she is balanced, communicative, precise and very correct. This makes sure that she will be a nice departmental colleague. Her English is excellent, and she would find no difficulties teaching and communicating in it.

In conclusion, Dr. Stavrova is very experienced and devoted Mathematics lecturer and researcher. She will be an asset for every teaching organization. I am of very high opinion about her abilities.

As a retired lecturer from the University of Leicester, I had the pleasure of knowing Dimitrina during her time teaching undergraduate students at the university. She is highly qualified, with expertise that surpasses that of most school teachers, and brings a wealth of experience from teaching at various higher education institutions. Her professionalism and dedication to education are unquestionable.

As a retired lecturer from the University of Leicester, I had the pleasure of knowing Dimitrina during her time teaching undergraduate students at the university. She is highly qualified, with expertise that surpasses that of most school teachers, and brings a wealth of experience from teaching at various higher education institutions. Her professionalism and dedication to education are unquestionable. Teimuraz Pirashvili

I have known Dr Dita as my colleague at the University of Leicester. She has been highly regarded by her students for her broad professional knowledge and ability to explain easy and in detail hard concepts. Her sense of humour contributed to the relaxed atmosphere during her lectures and made it easier for her students to approach her with questions, and for help. I recommend her as a person who loves her profession and love transferring her knowledge to others.

Dita and I knew other when she taught at Leicester University and I taught at Oxford University ( 2006 - 2011), and we have been friends since then. Dita is an outstanding teacher, a very knowledgeable mathematician and a very kind and caring person. She would make an excellent member of your team. She works hard and is committed to her students.