Award-Winning Anatomy Tutors in Louisville, KY

...flag football during my time at Berkeley. I stay active now riding my bike/jogging in Cherokee park in the Highlands of Louisville. I'd like to get back into practicing yoga some time soon. I have completed all coursework in the Physiology PhD program, maintaining a 4.0+ GPA and am now dedicated to full time research in Dr. Jay Hoying's Lab at the Cardiovascular Innovation Institute. My academic specialties are Biology, Physiology, Cell Biology, Biostatistics and...

...the opportunity to tutor peers. I know what it is like to struggle but with enough help, encouragement, and self-motivation-good grades and understanding are within reach. As a tutor and student, I strongly believe that one does not learn as well if they do not participate in the learning process. I like to ask directional questions to lead the student down the right track but ultimately makes the student find the answer. I will be...

...and graduated from university with high honors, I am inspired by the thought of helping students reach their goals and rediscover their own love of learning. Living and learning with ADHD, I've also discovered that different students need different strategies and that every student comes to the table with unique strengths -- and the best part of tutoring, for me, is helping students discover their own strengths and strategies. I especially enjoy working with students...

...AP Spanish. At Stanford, I participated in a variety of community enrichment programs, including a mentoring and tutoring program for middle school students in East Palo Alto, and serving as an interpreter and health educator in a local free clinic. While at Stanford, I also had the opportunity to work abroad in Ecuador, where I planned educational activities for working children in Quito, and in South Africa volunteering at an HIV clinic. Now, in graduate...

...Highline, I tutored college students who struggle in their classes. I worked with a very diverse group of students whose age ranges from 16 to 40 and they come from many different backgrounds. I remember when I was a college student, I went through the same things that they are going through which makes it easier for me to work with them. With my experience and knowledge, I can help them succeed in their classes....

...In college I was a member of the Honor's Community and traveled to Paris with an art scholarship! I was also involved in pre-med clubs and counseling students for medical school admissions. After undergraduate training, I was accepted to University of Toledo College of Medicine in Ohio and will graduate with my M.D. in May 2016. During undergrad I tutored students in genetics, organic chemistry, biology, anatomy, and writing. I love anatomy and physiology! I...

...tutored a wide range of subjects (standardized test prep, French, English, and History, to name a few), the sciences and math are my favorites. I genuinely love the sciences, especially Biology, and I think that this passion and enthusiasm make a real difference while tutoring. I began causally tutoring family friends in high school, and over the years I've worked with students of varied backgrounds -- from those re-taking failed classes to those applying to...

...so it doesn't seem like I'm speaking a foreign language to them. I get a personal sense of satisfaction when someone stops and goes, "oh, I've never thought of it that way before - now it all makes sense." In addition, often times I feel the education system here is misunderstood and students spend too much time memorizing "steps" to a subject rather than learning it, and inevitably end up failing when they are required...

...my teachers to help fellow students with classwork, and we set up tutoring sessions when necessary. When I graduated, I decided to keep going on the science track and obtained a bachelor's degree in kinesiology with minors in biology and chemistry from the University of North Texas. While at UNT, I was hired through the university to tutor collegiate athletes in various kinesiology, biology and anatomy courses. I worked one-on-one as well as with groups...

...medical school at the University of Connecticut; where I've found medicine combines both my love of science and helping others. Throughout my research and training in the past nine years, I have tutored students on how to master standardized tests, and helping students achieve their maximum potential to get into the school of their dreams has been an incredibly rewarding experience. In my spare time, I'm an avid runner, swimmer, and enjoy exploring the outdoors.