Award-Winning AP Chemistry Tutors serving Peoria, AZ

...angles to incorporate the learning style of student. I also have many memory aids that can help a student to be able to keep information straight. Most of all, I am patient and don't mind covering information multiple times because the goal is to really understand the material, not to learn it in as little...

...to follow my passion for helping others out. Recently, I have volunteered in hospitals, as well as partaken in many formal tutoring programs, such as a class in my high school in which the subject material was the best way to encourage and motivate students for long term success. As a tutor, my goal is...

...feel stupid in class when they were teaching other class and super smart when it came to math. I was considered smart by people who are way smarter than me. But because I excelled in one thing that they did not they thought I was doing great in everything else which I did not. I...

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...medical school after I graduate and become a physician of some sort. I currently hold an officer position in the American Medical Student Association at ASU and currently work as an organic chemistry instructional aide (similar to a TA). I am currently conducting research for my Barrett Honors thesis on the effects of the hunger...

...(genetics, cell development) and Spanish linguistics and have taken the MCAT twice. I am certified to teach ESL students. I have extensive experience working with children and in tutoring. I genuinely believe that learning is fun and should be a major part of everyone's everyday life. I make an active effort to incorporate this into...

...those with learning disabilities, and pre-health students of all kinds. Personally, I don't lecture students. When students are seeking tutoring it is usually because the professors lecture failed to teach the student in a way that is best for them. I believe in engaging the student by having a conversation using visual examples and real...

...Hawaii Medical College. Working as an instructor while attending classes taught me how valuable a student's time is and showed me how difficult balancing work, school, and family can be. I feel that this experience has helped me to connect with my students by showing me how to identify and remove learning barriers to ensure...

...me is always a hot topic, whether talking or listening. I've been told I should be a teacher, but I don't really like classrooms, so here I am tutoring. I've mentored countless high school and college students in science (Physics, General Chemistry, Biology, Anatomy & Physiology) and math (Arithmetic, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry,...

...to strive for more points, allows them to fix mistakes they may have already made, and they can take a second look at the material. I believe that if you give students all of the necessary tools and encourage them, success is sure to follow. As an undergraduate student, I participated in the Louis Stokes...

...technical aspects of learning. From previous experiences, I learned that every student has their own learning style that they flourish in. While one might learn effectively with pictures, another student might grasp the concept with hands-on experience. My approach to tutoring is quite simple; after analyzing the student's strengths and weaknesses to create a mental...

...and anthropology. I have extensive experience in tutoring and teaching since 2010, and am ready to help you with your learning needs! I focus on standardized testing (SAT/ACT) and also tutor in a wide range of math, English, and Spanish classes. In my free time, I like to run, do CrossFit, volunteer, and watch TV!

...their own. Rather than providing students with "templates" on how to solve individual problems, I emphasize on teaching fundamental processes that can be applied to a host of different scenarios. I have seen first-hand how this approach improves students' confidence and classroom success. In my free time, I enjoy playing pick-up basketball with my friends...

Hey! I'm a rising sophomore at Georgia Institute of Technology. I love teaching and got a lot of practice from tutoring my brother. Physics is probably my favorite subject to teach. In my spare time, I produce music and play/watch a ton of basketball! (Feel free to talk to me about either)

...certificate. Initially, when I signed up for college classes I had the intention of becoming a doctor. Specifically, I wanted to be an endocrinologist so that one day I could care for patients under circumstances similar to my mother who suffers from an auto-immune disease. I have always been interested in science especially when it...

...General Chemistry lab courses as an adjunct faculty member at Paradise Valley Community College. Currently, I am applying to medical schools across the country with the intention of matriculating next Fall 2015 and obtain my MD or DO by 2019. I also have another job as an emergency medical scribe, where I work in 3...

...needs to give you the best experience I can. Most tutors were unable to help me while I was in college, so I want to be a resource for those that would otherwise be out of luck. I graduated from ASU with a degree in Microbiology. While getting my degree I was able to lead...

Hi! I'm Brian Jones, I am a second year pre-medical student at Arizona State University and a licensed EMT. I love biology, chemistry and math! If you are struggling with focusing in class, memorizing information or just want someone to walk you through what you're learning, please schedule to meet with me!

...Even though all of these different things keep me busy,I still plan on going further in my education. It is my belief that you should never stop learning because there are so many great and wonderful things in this world and in learning about them you can learn a little more about yourself.

...our understanding of life on earth and medicine. I have spent a great deal of time providing balance between science and the humanities. Even in one of the most famous works of Franois Rabelais, Gargantua stresses the importance of balance to his son Pantagruel, including the suggestion of at least 5 languages. Borrowing from this...