Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Orlando, FL

...my Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at University of Central Florida. Since I graduated Ive been traveling, tutoring graduate admissions tests and surfing. Ive been working with the Michael J. Fox foundation as an ambassador to bring about awareness for Parkinsons disease. I have tutored every single undergraduate and graduate admissions test there is, both as a class and one-on-one. I am a strong believer that no test is unconquerable if we work as a...

...University in Enid, Oklahoma. I knew I was called to teach, but rather than majoring in Education, I took those courses as electives and majored in my area of interest and expertise, Biology. My B.A. in Biology reflects my interest in social sciences and languages over mathematics. (Yes, it's possible to have a career teaching the life sciences without having taken Calculus in my youth.) As a life-long learner myself, it is my goal to...

...students and parents and by society in general, is the one in which the teacher teaches, basically and fundamentally speaking, telling the students what they are supposed to know. Teaching by narrative or lecturing is another way to call this classic model of teaching. In this model of teaching, students copy everything they can, from the board, from the professor lecture to study later. The model remains the same if the teacher uses PowerPoint presentations...

...I have lived on all five continents...Spoken languages Spanish (native) English, Italian. PhD in animal biology. Master in environmental sciences with an emphasis in biotechnology and chemistry at Florida Atlantic University (FAU). Bachelor in biology with minor in chemistry at University of South Alabama (USA). Combined working experience of 13 years in academia (mainly college level, like FAU, Keiser, online..) and industry (non-profit organizations). Topics I have studied the most are marine biology, clinical research,...

...arts in anthropology from the University of Central Florida. I have worked at UCF Academic Services for Student-Athletes assisting student-athletes in college-level courses related to chemistry, biology, genetics, history, and anthropology. I am most passionate about chemistry and biological anthropology as my master's research is related to the application of chemistry to human osteology. I am a firm believer that anyone can become an expert in a discipline as long as they are given the...

Hi! My name is Lexi and I've been helping students learn Biology, Biochemistry, and Chemistry for 3 years now. During that time, I found and employed various methods for applying the material, including notecards, Quizlets, and mnemonics. I'm excited to guide you in these topics and more!

I love teaching. I am a science teacher and have taught at middle and high school. I am not satisfied until students understand content. I really like to relate material to life and what we encounter. This makes it more understandable and relevant to us individually. I have a plethora of strategies to aid in educating students.

...and outside school. I graduated from Rutgers University with a BA in Biology in 2012 and started pharmacy school. I graduated with a Pharm.D. in 2016. I passed the NAPLEX, the knowledge exam to practice pharmacy, and passed twice the MPJE, the law exam. I am a licensed pharmacist in FL and NJ. In 2020, I moved to Florida and I got my real estate license. I love to teach others and help them succeed...

My name is Emyli and I graduated with degrees in Biomedical Sciences and Health Sciences. I enjoy teaching as one my jobs as well as volunteering work. I am interested in the field of Science as I am studying to be a dentist! I enjoy going on dental mission trips on my breaks from school as well as spending time with my family.

...we will determine your level of understanding and then build on that, uncovering any innate-but-hidden knowledge and skills that you have. In my time as a tenured Associate Professor at Stetson University, I was available during 6 weekly office hours, and often more than that when necessary (I never turned a student away). As a graduate student at Columbia University, my tutoring most often involved pre-medical students who wanted to deepen and polish their chemistry...

...in our first session together. Understanding the unique problems and bad habits facing a student is the first step in creating a customized learning plan to help get over those hurdles. Growing up with severe ADHD, I learned firsthand how vital it is to create a learning process which treats the student as an individual, tailored to their strengths, habits, and weaknesses. Over many frustrating years, I learned how to create a personal curriculum for...

...program. I have been active in the EMS and Fire field for 12 years working as a fire officer and paramedic on a career department. I have a B.S. in Career and Technical Education (University of Wisconsin-Stout) and will be completing my M.S. in Career and Technical Education (UW-S) in December 2021. I am also working on a B.A. in Philosophy from University of New Orleans. I have several certifications and licensures in EMS (paramedicine)...

Hello, I'm Ty. I recently received my Masters in Biotechnology, Professional science track. I have experienced working in biomedical science research where I utilized a lot of concepts in molecular biology and biochemistry. When I don't work in science, I love singing and acting ( theatre and music is my other passion).

...acid-base titration; as there are usually some nice, drastic color changes involved with them. I mainly tutor math (pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus, calculus) and try to help students understand the concepts from the ground up, trying to make sure I go over any areas they struggle in. I have no problem going over a concept or topic multiple times to ensure that someone truly understands what is going on in the problem. Aside from school...

...in a variety of subjects. I know how to cater to different styles of learning since I've tutored athletes, who are historically not driven, as well as pre-medical students, who are historically driven, along with everyone in between. I also know how to listen. Tutoring is not all about teaching. It is also about knowing what your student wants and needs and figuring out how to give them that in a way that makes sense...

...in California. I've also lived in New York City and Orlando. I played softball and soccer from a young age into adulthood. I really enjoy nature and activities in nature. I've always loved to volunteer in as many ways as possible. In college I volunteered to teach science lessons in elementary classes with a program called Bay Area Scientists In Schools (BASIS). At my orientation it was said that children like the same things scientists...

As an experienced tutor and a current student I have the skills and knowledge to connect concepts from within class in an extradisciplinary manner allowing for students to become versatile members of their curriculum.

...students and future nurses succeed. When I was in college, I needed guidance to navigate the new environment and courses. I then worked for the same department that helped me by giving back to students needing guidance and tutoring. I now teach new nurses as a preceptor and experienced nurses when switching to a new specialty or unit. I have a BS in Nursing and hoping to start a masters in Education soon.

Hi all! My name is Mackenzie and I am currently in college studying environmental science and biology. I am really excited to work with you all especially in math and science!

...the difference that a devoted teacher can make for a student. I was a decent student during elementary, middle, and high school, but I didn't work to my potential. The educational experience that changed my life was due to my displacement following Hurricane Katrina. I had the opportunity to take a physical science class in which I was constructively challenged. Through this class I discovered an intellectual curiosity that I didn't know I had. My...