Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Cincinnati, OH

...doctorate (University of Florida and Princeton University) was in religious studies. I've taught biology, especially genetics and evolutionary biology, as well as theology, religion, spirituality, and the interaction between science and religion. I've taught as a professor in classroom settings at colleges and universities, as well as in one-on-one tutoring. I can tutor students in biology (biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, physiology, microbiology, botany, zoology, population biology, and ecology); in various mathematical subjects, such...

...use drawings, diagrams, flashcards, practice exams and quizzes to communicate new knowledge to students. I am a great listener and my sole concern is to understand a student's learning gap and find tangible ways to bridge it. Outside of academia, I am a biochemist for a local pharmaceutical company that synthesize various drugs that are currently in clinical trials. I am very friendly and outgoing. I enjoy indoor rock climbing, eating sushi and shopping.

...student in Clinical Psychology, where I have completed my first year. Previously, I have served as an undergraduate teaching assistant for general chemistry, as well as developing science programming for K-7 at my local Boys and Girls Club. While I am able to tutor in a variety of subjects, I feel most passionately about science and English, as well as standardized test preparation, specifically the ACT. I believe in meeting every student where they are...

...U.S., so I've been healthily exposed to a wealth of different educational philosophies, from which I've condensed my favorites to pass on to you. Moreover, I've sat through hours of standardized test prep, and am well situated to help you get through those (let's be honest, filling in bubbles is only fun for the first five minutes). I LOVE biology, and would be more than happy to talk about it! I'm fluent in Mandarin and...

...Neuroscience at the University of Kentucky that I will successfully complete in the Fall of 2020. I have tutored a wide range of students, both my peers and younger, in mostly STEM related fields. Although I tutor in a few different subjects, the subjects I am most passionate about are College level Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry. Learning about a difficult topic may seem challenging at times, but I believe that everyone has the ability...

...volunteered as a peer mentor in high school to assist others with various classwork and organization. Throughout all of this, I take great pride in helping students thrive and feel comfortable with the subjects, whatever they might be. I consider myself to be a very down-to-earth / laid-back person and understand everyone learns at different paces: as such, I believe that a tutor should adapt their teaching style to fit a student's learning style, not...

...I aspire to become an engaged clinician that uses genetic tools to tailor patients' treatments. Intersections hold an ineffable sense of beauty and gravity for me; my multi-faceted interests push me to make connections and weave intersections between seemingly disparate fields. Ever since I first taught my classmates English grammar in middle school, I have loved tutoring others. I strive to learn and grow from each one of my experiences and am committed to helping...

...primarily in subjects that pertain to my program of study, especially chemistry. Throughout my years of study, I have come to the realization that only after meticulous examination of all the possible scenarios and exceptions of a particular phenomenon can we recognize patterns that may have facilitated our initial attempt to understand it in the first place. As a tutor, I hope to serve as a guide that aids students in discerning such patterns and...

...and teaching experience began in high school as a tutor for the National Honor Society. In this position, I excelled in helping students with Algebra, Spanish, English writing, and Psychology homework. I pursued my passion for teaching and helping students in college as a teaching assistant for both an introductory biology and geology class. Not only did my students excel in the subject material, but I gained skills and experience right along with them. One...

...on Exploration, Adventure, Invention, or Imagination. I am a lifelong learner, passionate about outdoor activities, including rock climbing, whitewater kayaking, backpacking, cycling, and camping. I enjoy teaching others, especially children, about the wonders and values of the outdoors. I believe that fortifying the youth of today is the most important contribution that we can give to our world. I am passionate about healing and protecting the environment. I enjoy cooking, music, community service, and supporting...

...- Doctor of Chiropractic - Cleveland Chiropractic College Los Angeles. I have spent all of my adult life working in the health field. Personal trainer and nutrition counselor for 16 years, chiropractic physician and functional medicine specialist for 22 years, anatomy and physiology teacher for 16 years. Teaching has been the most rewarding thing I have ever done. Helping students to discover the amazing abilities of the human body is always a joy to behold....

...degree, and am currently attending Xavier University for my graduate degree in School Counseling and Mental Health Counseling. I have a high interest in math, chemistry, physics and psychology. I majored in psychology at Cornell, and was on track to receive a minor in math. Cornell no longer offered a minor in math my senior year, so I wasn't able to obtain the minor. I am an upbeat and patient tutor. I like to make...

I am an experienced educator and tutor. I have a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction as well as two Bachelor's degrees, one in Education and one in History. I have also minored in Women's Studies and have earned an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts. I have been teaching and tutoring for over a decade and it is my most fundamental life passion.

...related to Chemistry, Biology, or Zoology! Here are three very important things to know about me: 1. I've always been obsessed with finding the best study strategies so that I can make the most out of my education and do the best I can. Time-management, self-discipline, and organization were among the chief skills I honed both in high school and college. I take my role as a tutor seriously and strive to give this job...

...am a PhD candidate at The Ohio State University studying nutrition and biology. I greatly enjoy teaching students and sharing my research interests with others. Areas of studies I am experienced in teaching include mathematics, statistics, biology, chemistry, and writing. While committing to a professional and organized teaching environment, I am also aware of the benefit of making studies as fun and enjoyable as possible. I have witnessed such an environment is most conducive to...

...loves. I am currently working on my Masters Degree in Public Health and applying to medical school, which I will be starting in the fall. In my free time I enjoy working out, hiking, cooking, playing and watching sports. I volunteered as a youth mentor in high school as well as during my undergraduate years; during that time, I gained great enjoyment watching my mentees grow as learners and individuals. I strongly believe that each...

...and this enthusiasm is evident to my students. I am motivated to assist and guide even the most tentative or discouraged student to find their niche as a productive, lifelong learner. While I tutor a range of subjects, I am most passionate about laying a great, educational foundation (K-8 academic subjects), Writing Skills and college entrance/transition preparation. In my spare time, I enjoy singing, games/sports of any sort, volunteering, and of course, reading and writing....

...fitness, all with chemistry/biology in mind. Everything around us can be attributed to almost all the same atoms, just arranged in different configurations. Isn't that crazy? Because of this, I see chemistry/biology as part of everything in life! I am dedicated to learning and very much sympathetic to students who struggle with science because I did at one time too and now I'm a chemist by trade! After all, we are all students at one...

...Youngstown State University and graduated with my bachelors in science. I then went on to obtain my masters in public health at Case Western. Education is and foremost the most important part of my life and I know that in order to help students learn, I have to first understand their strengths and drawbacks. I believe with my perspective, I can quickly help and foster understanding in all the students whom I will have the...

...Algebra. The subject is all about relationships, and becomes so applicable in other natural sciences. Because of it's versatility, there's a multitude of ways to connect concepts. I like to relate new material with knowledge a student already possesses by outlining these connections. I've found this method to be very effective with my little sister, as well as students at Kumon Learning Centers. Outside of academia, I enjoy running, reading and swing dance. I'm involved...