Award-Winning Biology Tutors in Miami, FL

...day I was walking hand in hand with my father, I was 4 years old. All of a sudden we get to the hospital where my father used to work. I found myself surrounded by what seemed to be hundreds of children my age; I got exited, but then I started crying. All these children had holes in their mouths and teeth. They suffered from cleft lip and palate. Several circumstances like this one have...

...Geography, Writing, and Spanish are my strongest subjects. I am originally from Bogota, Colombia but moved to Florida during my early teens, which allowed me to master both languages. I am able to teach all levels of Spanish as well as AP Spanish Language and Literature. I like to get to know my students to understand which style of teaching they are the most receptive to. I believe that learning should not feel like a...

I am a recent graduate from the University of Miami and am applying to PhD programs in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Throughout my undergraduate studies I tutored friends and family. I love helping others understand the sometimes complicated facets of science and mathematics. ... Learning isn't memorizing; it is a new understanding of the principles surrounding your life.... Introduce myself and ask what subject the student is most interested in. I believe it is important to gauge a student's interest in a subject. If a student isn't motivated to learn you might as well be talking to a wall. You have to pique some interest into the subject you are tutoring in.

...teaching experience. I have taught Math and Sciences in both The Bahamas and in schools in Broward County, Florida. I graduated from Florida International University with a BS in Biology, and while teaching in Florida I maintained certification to teach Biology and Math from grade levels 6-12 as well as middle schools sciences. I have 2 sons both of whom are in college, the second one I home-schooled. As a mother and a teacher I...

...as a tutor for math, French and biology in France and here in US. I have since worked in US since 2010 in two different institutions: City of Hope in California, and Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia as postdoctoral fellow. During these 2 positions, I managed students and tutored them in their laboratory work. I am flexible in my way of teaching, and I am ready to help the student in the best way to...

I believe in enabling students by imparting knowledge and skills that they will use for school and the rest of their lives. I am very motivated to equip young minds to learn more about the academic world, introducing them to the basic concepts of Math, English and other subjects. Also emphasizing proper test taking techniques in order to maximize scores.

...am in the process of applying to medical school. In the meantime, I work for Miami Dade College. I like to tutor because I like teaching and explaining information to others. I believe a good teaching methodology is based on finding a good way to relate the new material to previous knowledge. It is also important to find analogies that could be applicable to real life situations. I have extensive knowledge in the science field...

...currently a Doctor of Physical Therapy student at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Two years ago I became a 200-hour registered yoga teacher, and I have been teaching vinyasa yoga since then. I have a passion for biology and the physiology of the human body, and my love of problem solving has also led me to enjoy math and the sciences. Education has been an incredibly important part of my life and...

...the clinical training I receive, as well as the compassion and congeniality I exude, I will own the responsibility to relieve pain and support my patients during the most critical moments of their lives. As I continue on this journey I strive to become a knowledgeable physician, adept anesthesiologist, and an effective educator. I know that my passion and dedication to patients as well as to learning will serve me well in my future endeavors...

...of 23, I discovered that the right environment made all the difference. I started working in a hospital and fell in love with medicine. Since then I’ve experienced a string of successes that I could have never imagined. I’ll be graduating from the Ivy League this spring; I’ve worked in numerous prestigious hospitals and laboratories, but, most importantly, I’ve found a love for learning. My love for learning and experience with failure is what sets...