Award-Winning Anatomy Tutors in Apple Valley, MN

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...people. Technology is also a passion of mine and I have experience helping people get up to speed with helpful skills for the professional environment. As a tutor, I believe that everyone benefits from encouragement - so many times the barrier to learning is confidence! Students often know more than they realize, and I like...

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...Southern California. I've tutored high school, college and masters students privately for eight years, and I've taught college biology and anatomy & physiology. I love all things biology- and chemistry- related. To prove it, I invite you to check out my blog, where I teach people how to do science in their kitchens: icedynamo.blogspot.com. Cheers!

...breakthroughs on the way to fluency in Chinese. Between the four tones of spoken Mandarin and the 4,000 plus characters there are plenty of obstacles to overcome when learning Mandarin Chinese. I enjoy using innovative methods to provide tips and reveal patterns in Chinese language that help students make the learning process not only more...

I am a current Anatomy and Physiology Professor at a community college in the Twin Cities area. I have earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Music from the College of Saint...... In a typical first session with a student I would begin by discussing what the student is already doing to study; how much time he/she is spending and what he/she is spending that time doing. We would then determine the student's unique learning style (visual, aural, read/write, or kinesthetic). From there, we can set some goals. For example, perhaps a goal is obtaining a B or higher on the next exam. Then we need to determine what type of material the student is struggling with and identify some different ways for the student to synthesize and study that information.

...with each student I meet, and value adding to my tool box with each session. My hope is to help students fill in any gaps there may be in their foundational skills, model strategies and tips for academic success, build confidence, and challenge students who need to be stretched. I am extremely patient, but I...

...classroom settings but also in a 'future preparation and planning' context. I am passionate about finding the best way for a student to learn and often times that involves me getting outside of my comfort zone and trying to re-imagine the problems in the way the student perceives them. I am patient, outgoing, a fast...

...with others and did so by being a volunteer tutor for entry level chemistry classes, teaching an anatomy laboratory, volunteering to help with algebra and tutoring in Spanish. I speak Spanish fluently after living in Chile for two years and I like to try to teach towards the understanding of my students. First by helping...

...my Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering, and understand the importance of hard work and asking questions to achieve where you want to get to. I firsthand know the value of asking for help when you don't understand something, having spent a lot of time throughout college in professor's offices or with groups of students struggling...