Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors in Jacksonville, FL

...generations. Knowing I am helping students achieve goals that will aide them in reaching their dreams is what makes everything worth it for me. My dream is to become an academic medicine physician. A doctor responsible for both treating patients and teaching younger physicians how to become successful caregivers. As a future educator I consider every opportunity to work with a student valuable experience. I thank you for considering me as your tutor of choice...

...Some of these courses include: Adolescent Psychology, Classroom management for Educators, Evaluation and Assessment of Curriculum, Reading Methods: Secondary, and Curriculum Development and Instruction. I feel that I have much to offer to students who are struggling or just need a little extra help with their science courses. For me, it is the student that makes my teaching rewarding and worthwhile. Each one carries with him or her a unique personality, a different way of...

...John's College (the "Great Books" program). I love science, I love helping other people understand science, and, with my diverse background, I'm pretty good at helping students to connect with and understand their subjects. I'm a great tutor because I love learning myself, and I can transmit my excitement for the subject matter to my students. Furthermore, I strive to understand core concepts rather than learning through rote memorization. My ability to discuss and convey...

...the health or medical realm. I understand how important these subjects are, how much of a struggle they can be for some students and it would be rewarding to help in any way I can along their academic journey. I have nutrition education and counseling experience in the hospital setting with patients, and have worked with clients of all elementary school ages. My aim is to use educational and counseling skills and theories obtained as...

...a minor in health disparities and currently pursuing medical school after I graduate. I have interned at the Florida Department of Health and I am also very involved in a clinical volunteering organization called Footprints. We work with pediatric patients in the Oncology Unit. I have been a tutor for about 5 years now. I also have teaching experience through UF's teaching center. I am also an undergraduate teaching assistant for biochemistry.

BS in Chemistry from the University of Florida. I am a pre-med student with a specialization in chemistry and the life sciences. I like to teach kids of all ages in various subjects. I employ an example-driven teaching approach that relates concepts to everyday life.

...I have served as a tutor at the SF2UF Teaching Program in which I tutored students in chemistry and biology. I have also been a teaching assistant for Analytical Chemistry lab and General Chemistry 1. I am currently a Genetics teaching assistant, and have a strong desire to become a life-long learner through a career in chemistry research. I enjoy teaching people about science and math, so that they can recognize their potential and achieve...

...scores. Seeing the students I have worked with succeed provides me with tremendous satisfaction and drives me to continue tutoring. I specialize in tutoring for standardized tests, including the MCAT, GRE, SAT, and ACT, and have scored in the 99th percentile on the MCAT, SAT, and ACT. I also tutor the sciences and can cover all science topics up to advanced college-level chemistry and biology. As a science major and experienced tutor, I understand that...

...that I was able to break down explanations from the student's class and reformulate them into a version that is compatible with their way of thinking. I aim to use my empathy and sensitivity to students' unique struggles and learning styles to teach concepts and problem-solving strategies in an individualized manner. While I specialize in chemistry, I happily tutor a variety of other subjects and also employ expertise gained in my French and linguistics minors...

...tutor are anatomy/physiology and biochemistry! As a medical student I am seeing how these subjects are applied in the human body, which makes it really fun to tutor them! My tutoring style focuses on the student taking ownership of the material. To me this means that the student is learning the material in a way that is the most optimal for them, and in a way that ensures that they can apply their knowledge meaningfully....

...and minor in psychology. I am currently applying to medical school while working at the NIH for a year. During college, I spent a lot of my time tutoring peers and elementary/middle school children in Chester, PA, volunteering at local hospice facilities and at HUP (Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), and doing research at the Cleveland Clinic. I have also tutored abroad in Korea in standardized test prep like SAT, MCAT, and SAT II....

...awards as a member of the speech/debate team. I have many tips and tricks to help students with difficulty in public speaking. Education is absolutely crucial for becoming successful and feeling accomplished both physically and mentally. There should be no barriers to impede one's educational pursuit. My tutoring style is adaptable and relies on how the student learns. I ask a few questions to engage the student's critical thinking skills so that they can solve...

...spent two years as a part of the Chemistry Society's Tutoring Center, where I helped my fellow classmates with their classes and coursework, primarily with general and organic chemistry. During my time at the Tutoring Center, I found that I really enjoyed helping students understand their studies. I have always had a passion for helping others. In my time with the tutoring center, I earned the "Distinguished Service Award" three times. I really enjoyed learning...

...for Dual Language and Asian Studies to help them prepare for the SAT. Since the majority of my students were recent immigrants, I worked to improve their grasp of the English language, asking them to read aloud publications such as the Wall Street Journal. My SAT scores are a 740 in math, an 800 in critical reading, and a 790 in writing, with a 2330 overall. I will be entering my senior year at NYU...

...during STEM summer camp, InnoWorks. I have also worked intimately with Bootup Baltimore, an organization that serves to increase basic computer literacy in Baltimore City by providing classes to both elementary/middle age students to adults. While obtaining my BA at Johns Hopkins University, I also worked as a study consultant for the school, helping students in a more robust system by passing along not only the knowledge of the subject itself but also the knowledge...

...graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Central Florida and then went on to get a Chancellor's scholarship in medical school. As a result, my rigorous education and overcoming educational obstacles have prepared me well to teach other students; I have successfully passed national board exams including MCAT, SAT, COMLEX Level 1, COMLEX Level 2, USMLE Step 1 and USMLE Step 2; I know what it takes to succeed. I taught students at the...

...Hospital, and I help patients and siblings with homework and reading there, as well. I am passionate about the life sciences and the French language, and I love helping others foster a deeper understanding in these two particular subjects! I also genuinely enjoy algebra and statistics and am quite the grammarian. From preschool to college, I actually loved going to school every day and learning, and I hope to bring that love to others, also!...

...time as an immunization specialist in a doctor's office, and full time as lead chemist in a food nutritional laboratory. I plan to return to academia next year to get my PhD in cellular biology. For me, education is a cornerstone to a successful life, and I want my student to achieve all they are capable of. I want to foster a safe learning environment, encourage questions, and have the student feel that comprehension is...

...and understanding a child's academic needs. In working with patients, I also regularly break down tough scientific concepts into every-day language that they can relate to. This is another very important skill to have when working with students who may be struggling to understand difficult technical concepts. I am confident that my years of academic experience will serve well in helping your child succeed in any subject area they may need help in.... It is important...

...Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry. I love to teach, mostly because of the impact of great teachers throughout my academic career. I think learning can be really fun, if teachers think outside the box and really challenge themselves to find novel ways of conveying concepts to students. Tried and true methods are always great in the classroom, but to work one-on-one with students requires a different approach. It's also critical that learning be something students...