I'm a recent Rice University graduate who grew up in Corpus Christi and Houston. I am tutoring a variety of subjects, and I first started tutoring in high school for middle and high school students in my school district. My favorite subject in high school was history, but in college I became interested in psychology and biology. Thus, I have a lot of academic interests and can help out in subjects ranging from the humanities to math and science! I have also had plenty of experience with standardized test taking, and I can help you figure out the best strategy to be confident on the test and succeed. I am easygoing and patient and will personalize my tutoring style so that I can help each student to the best of my ability. I believe in active, not passive learning, and will not give up on you! I will be attending medical school in the fall of 2012.

I currently work as a teaching assistant at Long Island University in Biological Sciences and Human Anatomy, which requires me to have "office hours" available in order to help students that are struggling. Tutoring students can be very simple and sometimes very complicated, but I always look for ways to make analogies to things students feel more comfortable with so it doesn't seem like I'm speaking a foreign language to them. I get a personal sense of satisfaction when someone stops and goes, "oh, I've never thought of it that way before - now it all makes sense." In addition, often times I feel the education system here is misunderstood and students spend too much time memorizing "steps" to a subject rather than learning it, and inevitably end up failing when they are required to utilize the knowledge in future, more advanced work. In my experience, proper explanations toward understand subjects builds a much more lasting impression and life-long knowledge than short-term exam preparation could ever achieve.

Graduate student specializing in Artificial Intelligence at Oregon State University. I hold a B.A. in Biology from The Ohio State University and a B.S. in Computer Science from Oregon State University. My teaching philosophy revolves around meeting students where they are, fostering a supportive and interactive learning environment. I strongly advocate for a flipped classroom approach, where students take an active role in their learning process. I am passionate about helping students achieve their goals and am dedicated to supporting them in any way I can.

I believe the acquisition of knowledge comes with a responsibility to share with others.I enjoy tutoring Chemistry, Biology, and math, though I prefer biological sciences as my field is microbiology. I typically work with high school and college students but have some experience with younger students. For those that wish to improve and understand concepts better, I will gladly use creative problem solving to find a way to relate a concept in terms the student will grasp. I have completed research projects involving wildlife and antibiotic resistance and even giving concrete the properties of steel. I served as a peer mentor to the LSU College of Science freshmen and led weekly seminars on study skills, time management, scheduling, and preparing and presenting multimedia projects.

I am a former teacher and current graduate student studying biology, but I love all areas of STEM, including algebra and chemistry, and geology. I am also an educator with ADHD, so I love to share executive function strategies like time management and organization to help students with similar struggles. My graduate research centers around making biology education at the undergraduate level more inclusive to all learners.

My name is Jared and recently graduated from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and am continuing my medical training at Norton Hospital as a Foot and Ankle Surgical resident.I have a true desire to help young students overcome obstacles, attain specific goals, and reach their maximum potential. I have a personal interest in teaching because I spent the last 9 years of my life undergoing rigorous secondary education at three of the finest colleges and universities in Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, it was not always easy. During my education there was a lot of trial and error and a number of failed study techniques. I plan on using my personal experience that I gained during my time as a student to help each individual student.I believe in a three tier teaching system that allowed me to excel and achieve a class ranking of #3 in medical school.1. Understanding the actual material that you are studying. If you don't understand what you are studying, it makes studying and memorizing the material astronomically more difficult.2. Figuring out a method that allows you to understand the material efficiently for YOU. This is probably the biggest thing that is overlooked in education. In my undergraduate studies I studied the way I saw everyone else around me studying, reading from their notes. This did not work for me. It wasn't until I started trying specific things like utilizing online notecards, and rewriting my notes on a chalkboard from memory that I started seeing success reflected in my grades.3. Find something that motivates you, and use it every single day. Studying is not fun, plain and simple. But, unfortunately it is a means to an end. Grades and extracurricular activities are the only thing a young student is judged by, and the better grades one achieves the more doors that are opened. If you can find something that motivates you, whether it be a nice house, car, lifestyle, security, ability to travel, power, tell yourself that achieving a good grade on this test, in this class will help me achieve my ultimate goal.I have no formal background in education, but I have tutored numerous students in multiple subjects using this system and each and everyone of them has found success. I have a true passion for teaching and would love to help anyone and everyone.

The choice to be an educator came from my believe that every student can learn. Our responsibility as educators is to meet our students where they are, illustrate their learning to the real world, and carry them on a learning path that teaches them how to love learning. Learning is a lifelong skill that provides tools for our students to thrive in the real world and learn the confidence needed to success in any career they choose. Learning is the most important craft we can learn while in school, it is what paves our road to success.

Hello,I'm currently going into my senior year of college. I'm working towards my B.S in Biology. I'm interested in going into medicine. I believe that my personality and past experience would make me a great fit for medical school. I've taken a decent amount of upper level Biology and Chemistry courses in my undergraduate studies. I've worked in the medical field as well as in public health. I love challenging myself and stepping out of my comfort zone. I'm super outgoing, open minded, patient, and understanding which I believe are all important components in being an excellent and successful tutor! I look forward to working with you! :)

I am passionate about helping to spark the flame that gives a student a lifelong interest in learning. I have more than two years of tutoring experience that I would love to put to work for you. I have a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from The City College of New York, and a master's in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management from The New School. I plan on either pursuing a master's degree in teaching next spring or starting to teach through the NYC Teaching Fellows program. I am proficient in teaching history, math, science, writing, and Spanish. I have a particular love of teaching history since that was my favorite subject in school, but mentoring students in any subject is rewarding. My approach meets a student where he or she is and builds on their knowledge and skills by creating lessons that will keep them engaged. Outside of tutoring, I'm interested in cooking, going on long bike rides, hiking, and reading science fiction. I'm excited to put my skills to work for you!

My passion is to teach students who may be struggling in their coursework, and I'm willing to help with the greatest of knowledge and skills to teach all my students exceptionally.

I'm a recent Rice University graduate who grew up in Corpus Christi and Houston. I am tutoring a variety of subjects, and I first started tutoring in high school for middle and high school students in my school district. My favorite subject in high school was history, but in college I became interested in psychology and biology. Thus, I have a lot of academic interests and can help out in subjects ranging from the humanities to math and science! I have also had plenty of experience with standardized test taking, and I can help you figure out the best strategy to be confident on the test and succeed. I am easygoing and patient and will personalize my tutoring style so that I can help each student to the best of my ability. I believe in active, not passive learning, and will not give up on you! I will be attending medical school in the fall of 2012.

I currently work as a teaching assistant at Long Island University in Biological Sciences and Human Anatomy, which requires me to have "office hours" available in order to help students that are struggling. Tutoring students can be very simple and sometimes very complicated, but I always look for ways to make analogies to things students feel more comfortable with so it doesn't seem like I'm speaking a foreign language to them. I get a personal sense of satisfaction when someone stops and goes, "oh, I've never thought of it that way before - now it all makes sense." In addition, often times I feel the education system here is misunderstood and students spend too much time memorizing "steps" to a subject rather than learning it, and inevitably end up failing when they are required to utilize the knowledge in future, more advanced work. In my experience, proper explanations toward understand subjects builds a much more lasting impression and life-long knowledge than short-term exam preparation could ever achieve.

Graduate student specializing in Artificial Intelligence at Oregon State University. I hold a B.A. in Biology from The Ohio State University and a B.S. in Computer Science from Oregon State University. My teaching philosophy revolves around meeting students where they are, fostering a supportive and interactive learning environment. I strongly advocate for a flipped classroom approach, where students take an active role in their learning process. I am passionate about helping students achieve their goals and am dedicated to supporting them in any way I can.

I believe the acquisition of knowledge comes with a responsibility to share with others.I enjoy tutoring Chemistry, Biology, and math, though I prefer biological sciences as my field is microbiology. I typically work with high school and college students but have some experience with younger students. For those that wish to improve and understand concepts better, I will gladly use creative problem solving to find a way to relate a concept in terms the student will grasp. I have completed research projects involving wildlife and antibiotic resistance and even giving concrete the properties of steel. I served as a peer mentor to the LSU College of Science freshmen and led weekly seminars on study skills, time management, scheduling, and preparing and presenting multimedia projects.

I am a former teacher and current graduate student studying biology, but I love all areas of STEM, including algebra and chemistry, and geology. I am also an educator with ADHD, so I love to share executive function strategies like time management and organization to help students with similar struggles. My graduate research centers around making biology education at the undergraduate level more inclusive to all learners.

My name is Jared and recently graduated from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and am continuing my medical training at Norton Hospital as a Foot and Ankle Surgical resident.I have a true desire to help young students overcome obstacles, attain specific goals, and reach their maximum potential. I have a personal interest in teaching because I spent the last 9 years of my life undergoing rigorous secondary education at three of the finest colleges and universities in Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, it was not always easy. During my education there was a lot of trial and error and a number of failed study techniques. I plan on using my personal experience that I gained during my time as a student to help each individual student.I believe in a three tier teaching system that allowed me to excel and achieve a class ranking of #3 in medical school.1. Understanding the actual material that you are studying. If you don't understand what you are studying, it makes studying and memorizing the material astronomically more difficult.2. Figuring out a method that allows you to understand the material efficiently for YOU. This is probably the biggest thing that is overlooked in education. In my undergraduate studies I studied the way I saw everyone else around me studying, reading from their notes. This did not work for me. It wasn't until I started trying specific things like utilizing online notecards, and rewriting my notes on a chalkboard from memory that I started seeing success reflected in my grades.3. Find something that motivates you, and use it every single day. Studying is not fun, plain and simple. But, unfortunately it is a means to an end. Grades and extracurricular activities are the only thing a young student is judged by, and the better grades one achieves the more doors that are opened. If you can find something that motivates you, whether it be a nice house, car, lifestyle, security, ability to travel, power, tell yourself that achieving a good grade on this test, in this class will help me achieve my ultimate goal.I have no formal background in education, but I have tutored numerous students in multiple subjects using this system and each and everyone of them has found success. I have a true passion for teaching and would love to help anyone and everyone.

The choice to be an educator came from my believe that every student can learn. Our responsibility as educators is to meet our students where they are, illustrate their learning to the real world, and carry them on a learning path that teaches them how to love learning. Learning is a lifelong skill that provides tools for our students to thrive in the real world and learn the confidence needed to success in any career they choose. Learning is the most important craft we can learn while in school, it is what paves our road to success.

Hello,I'm currently going into my senior year of college. I'm working towards my B.S in Biology. I'm interested in going into medicine. I believe that my personality and past experience would make me a great fit for medical school. I've taken a decent amount of upper level Biology and Chemistry courses in my undergraduate studies. I've worked in the medical field as well as in public health. I love challenging myself and stepping out of my comfort zone. I'm super outgoing, open minded, patient, and understanding which I believe are all important components in being an excellent and successful tutor! I look forward to working with you! :)

I am passionate about helping to spark the flame that gives a student a lifelong interest in learning. I have more than two years of tutoring experience that I would love to put to work for you. I have a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from The City College of New York, and a master's in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management from The New School. I plan on either pursuing a master's degree in teaching next spring or starting to teach through the NYC Teaching Fellows program. I am proficient in teaching history, math, science, writing, and Spanish. I have a particular love of teaching history since that was my favorite subject in school, but mentoring students in any subject is rewarding. My approach meets a student where he or she is and builds on their knowledge and skills by creating lessons that will keep them engaged. Outside of tutoring, I'm interested in cooking, going on long bike rides, hiking, and reading science fiction. I'm excited to put my skills to work for you!

My passion is to teach students who may be struggling in their coursework, and I'm willing to help with the greatest of knowledge and skills to teach all my students exceptionally.