Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Alexandria, VA

...with a emphasis in Microbiology and Nanotechnology. While at Howard, I taught courses in General Microbiology, Pathogenic Bacteriology and Food Microbiology. In addition, to teaching I also lead study groups in Microbiology and instructed students in independent research projects. I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Maryland, College Park, where I conduct research in food safety and Microbiology. In this position, I am the lead Microbiologist in a USDA-funded project which examines...

My aim is to not only help students succeed in their subject matter, but to ensure that they understand the greater concepts as well.

...ESOL elementary school students when I was in middle school. It was then that I realized I loved helping people, especially young children, improve and further their education. Since then I have tutored elementary and middle school math, high school chemistry, and reading comprehension. Working with students from my local elementary school is still one of my favorite ways to help my community. Currently, I am pursuing a degree in Sociology and Community Health at...

...and counsel, oversight and enforcement, and M&A support for consumer product, medical device, life sciences and biopharmaceutical companies. Served as witness in state legislatures and the US Congress, and frequent public speaker on relevant drug industry topics. Appointed by City Council, Alexandria, VA to serve on Commission for Women, advising elected officials on issues of importance to women and girls in the city. Served as Chair for two years, leading the public release of the Commisson's...

...the publications for a three-year study examining population dynamics in an invaded plant community. I have taught at the collegiate level for four and a half years, including introductory biology for majors and non majors, as well as human anatomy and physiology. I have also taught a summer research course on climate change for high school students, and done presentations on plants and insects for many youth groups. I am a firm believer that communication...

Cait Gardiner is a graduate student at Notre Dame of Maryland University. After substitute teaching in public and private schools for over a year, she fell in love with the career and is pursuing an Accelerated Certification in Teaching. She prioritizes individualized, experiential learning in each session to help every student be their best self.

...until retaking the course with Dr. Falzone that she learned not only of her true potential to succeed academically but also of her ability to help other students achieve their goals too. She became a tutor for the Johns Hopkins Learning Den in 2015, and has tutored hundreds of students ever since. Professionalism to a tee, great creativity and never without a smile, Katerina hopes to keep inspiring students to dream big and never stop...

...into Johns Hopkins for graduate school. However, when I look back at these achievements, what I remember most was the hard work behind them. In all the sleepless nights writing essays or figuring through biochemical pathways, I repeatedly wished I had someone to help me wrap my brain around concepts I just couldn't grasp on my own. These experiences are what motivate me to be the best teacher possible to my students. The stress of...

...Algebra 1 and Psychology. My favorite subjects to tutor are Math and Psychology, as they are both useful outside of academia. Some of my hobbies include cooking, playing sports, and spending time trying new things. I am a fun, enthusiastic tutor who enjoys seeing students become more confident in any subject material. I adjust my teaching style for every student based on their personality and preferred method to learn. I love to keep students motivated...

...science and I love to tutor it as well. I have been doing it since I was very young and my favorite topics are science related, like microbiology, biology, chemistry and others. However, I have tutored many other subjects too. Additionally, I can speak both English and Spanish languages. In my free time I enjoy reading and writing about science and I also dabble in music by playing my guitar. Feel free to contact me...

...I wanted to be involved in teaching in some capacity which I why I chose to become a tutor. I have strong passion for the Sciences and believe that they can be fun subjects to learn about given the right methods. So that is what I do, I find a way to relate them to my student's interest so that they not only learn and understand but also gain some form of appreciation for the...

I am a graduating senior studying Health Sciences at Howard University in Chicago. I am going to continue my education at Rosalind Franklin University in hopes of obtaining my Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree. I am a huge advocate for education and my motto is Learning is for everyone, but how you learn is unique to you!

...in Biochemistry and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology focusing on Gender Studies. When I am not in school, I am tutoring! I started tutoring when I was 15, working with two elementary school kids; in kindergarten and 4th grade. I worked with them on everything from reading comprehension and counting to World History and long division. I learned how to be patient teaching a brilliant, incorrigible young man to read. After two years there...

I believe that while everyone learns differently, everyone is capable of learning. It's important that we use all opportunities to not only learn, but share in that learning with other individuals. I'm here to watch that lightbulb of understanding turn on for as many people as possible.

...these subjects is essential to being able to function successfully in society. I enjoy working with young students, watching them learn, and helping them see how a STEM education can be of great value in everyday life. I have a BS in Biological Engineering from Cornell University and an MS in Engineering Management from Widener University. I am a registered Professional Engineer, licensed to practice in New York State. During my career, I have worked as...

...at UMBC. I went to high school in Howard County at Centennial High School and I have been tutoring since my Senior year there. I plan to one day be a professor, invigorated to that dream with my love of teaching and working with students. Outside of the classroom, I am a student adviser, a mentor, and a researcher. I advise freshman and help them get acclimated to the college experience. I mentor high school...

I have a large range of tutoring experience from very young to adult. I enjoy teaching and am considered to have a youthful/ caring approach as I try to make sure that learning takes place in a relaxed but studious situation. One of my goals each session is to keep my students challenged but not overwhelmed. I look forward to hearing from you and helping you excel in your studies! ... The first thing I would...

...obtained my degree in biology and minored in chemistry. I enjoy sharing the knowledge I have learned throughout my years as a student and I hope to help out as many people as I can. While I was in undergrad, I was a leader in a mental health organization where I advocated for mental health on my college campus and was a research assistant at the Massey Cancer Center doing research on Cancer Immunology. I...

I am a rising second-year at the University of Virginia, studying Global Public Health and Social Entrepreneurship. I have sufficient experience in tutoring math and have been tutoring since I was in 8th grade. Topics include 7th and 8th grade SOL material, Alg 1 and 2, Pre-Calc, Trigonometry, and IB Math HL (the equivalent of AP BC...

Hello, I am a native Virginian. During the last 10 years, I worked in private academic centers and now in the public school system. I have a Montessori background that I love to incorporate into my Kindergarten readiness. I have managed up to 30 children, and I'm currently assisting in 3 kindergarten classrooms with phonics and reading plans.