Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Hempstead, NY

...and I have taught at elementary and middle schools in Boston for 4 years. I have tutored for over 7 years! I majored in education at Boston College. My favorite part of teaching is getting to know students and creating course materials that engage students to make learning fun and accessible. I mainly tutor math and Chinese. I believe that each student is fully capable of understanding material. It just depends on how the material...

I graduated Princeton University in 2017 and I'm now a computational neuroscientist in NYC. I look forward to working with you on prepping for college (essays, test prep) or math and science subjects!

...assignments and exams. I like to ask students questions about the topic with which they are having trouble to gauge their understanding while also challenging them to think. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences from Rutgers University-New Brunswick. I tutored students throughout all four years of my undergraduate career, ranging from elementary students to fellow undergraduate students. I helped elementary students who spoke English as a second language in math and reading...

I'm a graduate student at an MD/MBA program and look forward to working with you. I have extensive experience in tutoring math and science. I am an expert in the Biological Sciences and Chemistry, but I have very strong math skills also. My teaching style is very unique in that I try to develop a strong rapport with the student to continue development, on a macro and micro-cosmic level.

I graduated Binghamton University with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and a B.A. in Physics. I am employed at Thermo Fisher Scientific currently as a Quality Analyst. My goal is to help YOU understand why your subject matters, in respect to you and your interests. This will get you eager to learn, and make any class less painful :)

...developed a deeper understanding of what diversity means and have been able to build productive and valuable relationships with diverse students and peers. Additionally, my volunteer experiences in academic tutoring, youth mentoring, and college success coaching have resulted in valuable insight on the success of lessons based on results from student assessments that I evaluated, indicating my commitment to continued learning and growth. I truly believe that we are all lifelong learners.

...pass that along to all of my students. Whenever I tutor, my main objective is not simply to plant more knowledge in the student's mind, but to give them a greater understanding of broader fields of inquiry, so that they reach a greater understanding of how the different academic domains are connected and interdependent. Outside of academics, I am a Midshipman in the Navy ROTC program at my school and hope to someday serve as...

...holds great value in the happiness and independence of an individual. Even more so, I believe that sharing the wealth of knowledge is a great human priority, which then manifests as exponential growth within communities. My passion for education became evident when I was given the opportunity to be a Teaching Assistant for my Anatomy and Physiology course in my undergraduate studies. This was when I received a true taste for the satisfaction obtained by...

I am a rising junior at Washington University in St. Louis. I love teaching math and science as I believe they are two of the most fundamental subjects for helping to understand the world around us. I am currently a physics tutor however, I tutored math, science and french in high school.

...they become young adults. As for music, I'm a classically trained pianist and a singer with my own album out and a European tour under my belt. Education-wise, I'm a pre-medical student hoping to graduate soon with a Bio B.S. Degree and minors in English and Chemistry. I'm also involved in Stress research at Seton Hall University and I'm the Vice President of the AED Pre-Health Honor Society. I currently work as an EMT in...

...has the ability to be successful in whatever they endeavor. I especially think this is true in education. However for many reasons individuals do not reach their full potential. My goal is to facilitate learning and provide the skills needed to be a successful student.Through my experiences I have been fortunate to work with a multitude of individuals helping them achieve their educational goals. I have also worked in many environments as a medical student...

...in Electrical Engineering from Manhattan College, where I worked as a tutor in the Center for Academic Success. As a math tutor, it is my personal goal to make fractions less scary, I really enjoy taking higher level math concepts and make them accessible to those who feel like they will never understand them. I also want to encourage those who enjoy math to be curious and learn more than what their teachers teach.

Hi there! I'm currently a hematology/oncology fellow interested in graduate medical education. I excelled on my clerkship exams and Step 2CK. In addition, I have created a robust internal Medicine review course and a hematology review course. I have mentored many students as well and look forward to educating the next generation.

...am most passionate about Science, Math, and History. In my experience, helping students needing to improve through a new fun approach. School is already very structured, so I like to take the learning to a more fun approach. We can also prepare for Standardized Tests, etc. I love learning and teaching and there is nothing that a student cannot learn. All you need is a little extra help, nothing short of your own true success....

...tutoring students from different backgrounds and am able to reach out to students and provide them with a "head start" in mastering basic skills needed to succeed. I am challenged to be creative, nurturing, and most of all, patient. At the present time I am tutoring a number of students, both college students in Statistics, General Chemistry, and English, as well as high school students in Chemistry and Biology. All of my students are content with...

...style that is determined by his or her own personal experience and backgrounds. Because of this, it is important for an educator to not only provide rudimentary knowledge enclosed in textbooks, but to also fuel them with the inspiration they need to go out and learn more about the issues facing their communities in order to use their experiential learnings to help lift others out of their experiences. For much of my early life, I...

...language-immersion program in Toulouse, France. In addition to my wide range of academic interests, I have recently completed the MCAT, the placement exam for medical school, and am very familiar with standardized testing strategies and study methods. This may be a broad area of study, but I am able to tailor my strengths and strategies to each students needs. When I am not studying or tutoring, I enjoy spending time outdoors, either playing basketball or...

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...and college level language and composition, writing, sociology, math, biology, chemistry, and physics. Specifically, I can teach high school English, Basic Composition, Intermediate Composition, Oral Communication, introductory sociology, Sociology as a Vocation, Social Problems, Sociology of Sport, Medical Sociology, Methods of Social Research, Pre-algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-calculus, Differential Calculus, Evolution, Cellular Biology, Human and Comparative Physiology, Microbiology, Genetics, Biochemistry, General Chemistry I, General Chemistry II, Organic Chemistry I, Organic Chemistry II, Physics...

...years. I am especially passionate about genetics, chemistry, and biology because I enjoy learning about how the natural world works. Outside of tutoring, I spend most of my time outside hiking, backpacking and biking. I am also very creative and I enjoy painting and drawing. I have found that creativity really enhances my tutoring skills because it allows me to make learning fun! As a tutor, I strive to instill confidence in my students so...