Award-Winning AP Chemistry Tutors serving Portland, OR

...tutor. I have always loved to share my knowledge and experiences with those who are struggling in their endeavors to succeed in school. What I learned over the years is that we all stumble into problems and difficulties at some point, and we all manage to overcome these challenges by asking others how they solved their own. That is what problem solving and tutoring should be all about: humbly admitting your own mistakes and difficulties,...

...some aspects of learning are more fun than others. I am approachable and kind- I think that has strengthened the rapport I have been able to establish with students. Outside of work, I have a two year old grandson that I spend a lot of time with, as well as his mother (my daughter). I am working on Physics with him, but we are mastering Legos at this point. If you think you or your...

...see things in multiple perspectives; a skill that I find very useful, especially in studying. After high-school I went straight to the Air Force; there I spent six years working with and eventually mentoring people from walks of life; from a Russian girl who married a US soldier in Korea, to a person from Nebraska who's never seen anyone with a different color than them. The people in the University of Connecticut were just as...

My name is David Roeuth. I have a bachelors degree in Chemistry and will be graduating from medical school to obtain my Doctor of Medicine (MD) in October 2017. I have tutored since undergraduate school and continued tutoring throughout medical school. I, myself, have depended on tutors to get through school and know how important they are so I want to give back to the students.

...really enjoy teaching others what I know related to science, mathematics, and physics. Science is an exact way to describe how the world works and a way to explore opportunities to make it better. The reason I enjoy sharing what I know is that I also refresh myself, and in the process I get to meet new people and create new connections with people who share similar interests, which is most rewarding.

...what I like to do. Ever since I started tutoring friends in class junior year in high school, I found that giving someone a way to understand the world better and give them insight on what that person can truly do is intrinsically rewarding. I want to continue tutoring people in the hopes that those students will truly understand the topics they are learning and, if they are truly invested in their studies, understand who...

...has become necessary in order to live comfortably in the future. I try to simultaneously help students reach their personal/social potentials, so that they bring winning attitudes into the future as well. I enjoy the challenge of tutoring, as it forces me to think in new ways, and it is rewarding to witness the moment a difficult concept "clicks" for a student. In my free time, I volunteer at local school systems, play intramural soccer,...

I am a sophomore biology major at the University of Pittsburgh. I have experience tutoring during high school and really enjoy working with others and explaining complex topics. My best subjects are math and science in which I have done well in through high school and college. Additionally, I have experience with preparing for and taking AP tests and SATs. I would be more than happy to help with those areas as well!

I have truly enjoyed studying the sciences in my college years, and since then have enjoyed even more so to tutor the scientific concepts to others!... Teaching is gauged by the comprehension of the student. If one knows something well, they can help another understand it in terms beneficial for the learner!... I like to get an idea of the student's comfort level with the material, and whether or not the student recognizes exactly which hurdles...

...but also the personal skills one have cultivated simply through living. Some skills vital to tutoring are effective communication, listening and understanding (especially with the student and his or her needs), creativity (with types of problems and ways to solve), and adaptability (each and every student is different in their own styles of learning!). I am proud to say I have the ability to mingle these skills into a single job to produce an effective...

...I also have six years of teaching experience at Iowa State University including: supplemental instruction, recitation instruction, and summer course instruction both in calculus-based physics and several mathematics courses. I've participated in mathematics and science competitions since middle school and have tutored students in middle school and high school seeking to prepare for the AMC exams. My foremost passion is the Physical Sciences but the majority of my teaching experience has been with Mathematics. Be...

...way to better both people's lives and my own. We both learn from the experience. Working on STEM problems is the favorite part of my day. Everything builds off of what you have already mastered; your skills and knowledge grow, becoming a more complex and logical tool. STEM is an amazing branch of life that has infinitely many uses and avenues to go down, whether you want to become something better or just love solving...

Hello All! I'm Atif and I currently work as an Engineer! I tutored all through undergrad, really enjoyed it, and want to keep going with it. I have a bachelors in Materials Science Engineering, Molecular and Cellular Biology, and Math. As well as a masters in Biomedical Engineering

I am a chemical engineering student at Uconn, and I use chemistry, physics and calculus almost every day. If you are looking for help in any of these subjects or lower levels of math I am your guy

I enjoy tutoring and seeing the progress of a student and the insights that they gain in the learning process. I'm patient and laid back, offering students the opportunity to take the time they need in order to learn a new concept deeply.

...in diverse teaching roles, including mentoring high school students in a biomedical engineering program and tutoring underclassmen in college-level courses. My approach focuses on understanding each student's unique background and learning style, allowing me to break down complex concepts into manageable parts. I find joy in fostering a supportive learning environment where students can build confidence and independence in their studies. I am excited to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers through engaging...

Biology educator with 25 years experience - high school to college to graduate level. Currently teach college/graduate level molecular and cell biology, while managing three active research labs in microbiology, immunology and biotechnology.

I earned my Bachelor Degree of Science in Biology in December 2016 from Eastern Connecticut State University. During this time I had the opportunity to tutor non-biology majors taking basic science courses in addition to being a teaching assistant in a human biology lab. Biology and anatomy are my strongest subjects to tutor. I am also well versed in biochemistry.

...working for two years with a group that studies functional genomics and cancer. This fall I will start a PhD program in Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Connecticut. In high school, I tutored English, and worked at the Museum of Natural Science in Raleigh for two years in college. At the museum, I taught basic Plant Biology, Cell Biology, and Microbiology. These are some of my favorite things to tutor. As a...

I knew that I wanted to be a teacher from the 4th grade. Chemistry came as a later love, but I combined these two into my current job of teaching chemistry. I have taught chemistry since 2006 and I look forward to helping you with your journey in chemistry as well. I attended Colgate as an undergraduate, then Binghamton University for my Masters in Chemistry.