Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Fort Worth, TX

...and Public Health. I recently completed my Master of Science, and will be attending medical s book in July. I have been tutoring for many years in a broad range of subjects, and I love working with students and helping them find a study plan and routine that helps them achieve their academic goals. In...

...University University of North Texas. After years of tutoring, I have learned that no two people are alike and it is important to create an experience unique to each person I work with. During the initial meetings I always try to learn more about the unique way you learn and tailor the information I provide...

Certified ACT/SAT tutor, all levels of biology, chemistry, and physics. All courses related to science, math, English, and Spanish. Scored 1580 on SAT, attending Yale School of Medicine.

...of students from college level science courses. Currently, I am a senior biomedical science major at Texas A&M University with an acceptance into Texas A&M College of Medicine this upcoming year. I am looking to tutor people in Biology, Microbiology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry. I am excited to meet and assist you during...

...adaptable person believes in diverse learning styles and equipping students with the style they are familiar with or in love with. I aim to ensure the student comprehend the subject I teach and also becomes an independent critical thinker of the subject. I am interested in teaching Immunology, biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology, genetics, genetic...

...and participating in design competitions. I previously tutored 1st-8th grade students in all subjects for about a year and a half. My favorite subject to tutor is math because it is the most systematic and can easily be taught in a hands-on manner. However, I enjoy tutoring in all subjects. My tutoring style is patient,...

...chemistry courses at various institutions in California, Massachusetts, New York, and Texas, and hope to expand on my experience as a private tutor. Often a required subject for other classes, chemistry is often considered "the central science" as it's related to biology and physics, and I appreciate that chemical principles can be observed throughout daily...

...as a Supplemental Instruction Leader. I don't believe in one-size-fits-all philosophy. I think every student needs to find a learning style that works best for them. With this philosophy in mind, I taught my students to figure out their strengths and weaknesses when it came to their own learning and abilities. Once they find out...

...student's strengths and weaknesses in the relevant course. The more a tutor understands these qualities about a student, the better tailored the experience would be for the student. Additionally, I believe that a tutor should understand the teaching style of their student's teacher and complement it per the needs of the student. With the right...

...requires a unique style of teaching as well. My goal is to ensure every student learns in a way that helps them understand and retain the knowledge better. I believe you understood the material only when you can explain any person in lay-man terms. I try to understand every student's goals and expectations prior to the...

...I was a 1:1 tutor for the Center for Academic Success. I managed my own schedule, developed my own resources, and supported 10+ college classes ranging from Linear Algebra to English. In high school, I was a classroom assistant for Engineering for Kids, a national organization aimed at developing lesson plans to make STEM topics...

...answer (most of the time) but didn't really understand why it was the right answer. Although getting the right answer is important and satisfying, knowing why the answer is right (or not right) is frequently more important to a promising student than the "who/what/how", and I can help you understand all of those.

...concepts from processes (problem solving / math). Helping the student to grasp the concepts is important to me. However, students have the most trouble with problem solving. With a little coaching and guidance, students are usually successful. I enjoy seeing a student's reaction when they tackle a challenging problem and are successful.

...for a test or getting assimilated into a new country, has truly been a rewarding feat. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that...

...creative forms of explanation. I started tutoring at a study group I led in college for organic chemistry. It was then that I realized I had the ability to simplify complicated theories and I enjoyed explaining these to my peers. I would love to work with you to come up with creative songs and acronyms...

...for standardized tests, mainly the SAT. When I took the exam i learned a lot of beneficial tips and tricks to help me get such a good score. My goal is to teach kids the quality of good study habits and to make learning something that can be fun. I believe that teaching kids is...

...try to connect students with the subject their learning. Making learning come to life, so that it will not only stick in the student brain, but so they can use it in their everyday life. Going through school as a pre-med student, has taught me a lot when it comes to learning. You can't only...

...others. I was awarded my PhD degree on Molecular Biophysics from UT Southwestern, and I also hold degrees in analytics, computer science, finance, business administration, biotechnology and engineering. I am patient with my students and tailor my lesson plans based on the talents and ambitious of each student while being mindful of each class's expectations.

...Instructor leader polished my listening ability which made me more attentive to students' needs and allowed me to spend more time with them during our daily study sessions that were held either before or after classes. I was able to learn their weaknesses as well as their strengths, which made it that much easier to...

...Dallas, and I studied Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at The University of Colorado so I have a strong background in and love for the sciences. I also have a minor in Spanish and spent time studying in Spain, so I absolutely love teaching Spanish as well! Not to mention, becoming a doctor is essentially...