Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving McKinney, TX

...with the tools and confidence to foster discovery on his or her own. All learning happens within the context of a relationship: this is my teaching philosophy. Lessons centered around teachable moments and the reasoning behind conceptual bases drive the manner in which I teach. Along with a B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Texas at Dallas, I bring more than two years of experience with one of the best tutoring companies in the...

...I majored in Biology and minored in Chemistry. I received my master's degree in Biomedical Sciences from UNT Health Science Center at Fort Worth. I've been teaching biology and biological related classes since 2013 both on the high school and the collegiate level. My favorite subject to teach is biology because it's so fascinated and there's so many different ways to learn the information. My teaching philosophy has always been to meet the students where...

...at Rice, and I am passionate about designing globally accessible medical devices. I am an easy going but dedicated student. In my free time, I enjoy intramural sports, spending time with friends, 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 have a passion for math and science but even more so nutrition. By tutoring it helps me retain and keep up to date with knowledge in these areas.

...May of 2020 with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences. After graduation, I worked as a Medical Assistant at an urgent care. Now, I am earning my Masters in the same subject at University of North Texas Health Science Center. I love science, so I tutor pretty much all subjects within it! I have experience tutoring students for about a month, and I absolutely love it. I love to see a connection form between...

...Center, Dallas, TX, USA. I had an extensive research and teaching experience of more than 15 years in the field of cell and developmental biology, biochemistry, neuroscience, genetics and molecular biology. I have tremendously enjoyed my journey as an educator and hope to continue with my teaching endeavors in future. Although, my first exposure to classroom teaching was when I served as a Guest Lecturer in NIPER, Hajipur, India (2007-2010) during my PhD, but my...

...Neuroscience, and a strong academic foundation in Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry, I bring deep knowledge and a passion for academics. As an experienced and engaging tutor, I'm known for breaking down complex concepts into simple, understandable ideas, making learning feel natural and exciting. I believe knowledge brings confidence and when both combine, the impossible becomes possible. My approach is rooted in fun, curiosity-driven learning because when we truly enjoy the process, grades don't need to...

...I am a current Doctorate of Physical Therapy student at Texas Woman's University, continuing my education in Kinesiology and related subjects. During my time at TCU and as VP of Student Kinesiology Association, I often worked with other Kinesiology and Psychology students to help them achieve success in their studies. I love working with students in these subjects because I am passionate about understanding the human body and the human experience, and want to help...

...to helping students achieve their academic goals. My teaching journey began with a rewarding volunteer experience at Stepping Stones International (SSI), a nonprofit organization in Botswana. There, I had the privilege of teaching underprivileged and orphaned children aged 6-15 how to read. This experience ignited my love for teaching and demonstrated the transformative power of education. In addition to my volunteer work, I have been the go-to tutor for my two younger siblings for as...

...ALWAYS open to questions and suggestions from students and parents Background: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I have always enjoyed teaching new concepts to people, whether formally or informally. To paraphrase an old TV series title, I would say "Have books, will travel" to describe my passion for teaching. Of course, now these "books" are often online, and we travel with laptops and tablets. But learning will always be associated with the word books, in my opinion. My experience...

...tutor full-time. I have always been passionate about helping students to understand material that is difficult for them. I feel confident in my ability to adapt to the needs of a student, since I myself learn through different formats. I love drawing and often work out the details of biological processes using my whiteboard. Biology and chemistry make up the strongest part of my academic background. I have three years of research experience. I have...

I love biology and enjoy teaching students and helping them understand the wonders of the natural world. I have a Ph.D in microbiology and immunology, and I have taught biology and microbiology at the college level for the past 9 years. I love teaching and making connections with students. There is nothing more satisfying than seeing a student who has struggled to understand a concept suddenly 'get it.'

...from the University at Albany, along with two Associate's Degrees from SUNY Dutchess - one in Criminal Justice, one in Liberal Arts & Sciences focused on Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. I've graduated Magna Cum Laude in all of my Degrees, with GPAs reaching well into the High 3's and 4's for all of my semesters. I have taught classes professionally in the SUNY system as a professional tutor, as well as a TA for Chemistry...

I enjoy learning and wish to share that with others.

...from the University of North Texas Health Center and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from the 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 to you...

...of University of Texas at Arlington working on a degree in Biological Chemistry B.S. I enjoy tutoring a wide variety of subjects, but particularly specialize in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, and Algebra. For over two years I have been a University Tutor and a Teaching Assistant. When tutoring, my goal is to make the hardest subjects entertaining. Moreover, I make sure students understand every key detail of the subject they are preparing for.

...multiple settings in the medical field such as oncology, hematology, and orthopedics. I enjoy teaching others because it helps them realize their potential and not just know science, but to enjoy learning it. I have the ability to teach a variety of sciences such as Biology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, and more. I believe studying is a skill and that one may improve their aptitude so long as they keep working at it, and that is...

..."I wish my teacher or professor would explain this concept better" and so I finished my masters and came here to help you, if you have asked yourself this before. I need to make sure my students understand the concepts they are responsible for learning and not just simply memorize them to get by on exams. Trust me, I have written quizzes, exams, lectures, and graded them as well and the difference is striking when...

...human as well! I have taught at the university level as well as high school and elementary school (sorry, no middle school yet?) I received my education from UTRGV, Masters in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and Bachelors' in Biology. I tutor science: Chemistry & Biology. It is my belief that anyone can learn, as long as they put forth the necessary effort. Outside of academia, I love spending time with family, listening to music, and...

...returning to the semiconductor industry. In high school and college I was the student who got the right 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.