Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Phoenix, AZ

...I continued my education at Mesa Community College where I received an Associate's Degree in Science with High Distinction in December of 2013. During my studies at Mesa Community College I also completed their Honors Program. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Biology at Arizona State University. (Go Sun Devils!) While I was attending Mesa Community College I tutored in their math department. Although this is my only direct experience in paid tutoring...

...subjects as well as Latin. I am a freshman at Hofstra University, studying to become a PA, along with having taken multiple AP courses, so I am well-versed in the physical sciences and math subjects. I love working with kids and find tutoring rewarding. I can be flexible and try to teach using questions and examples, modifying my approach based on the subjects and students. I love seeing the moment a student understands a concept...

I am a Microbiologist, working in industry jobs for the past 2 years. I majored in Molecular Biology at Brigham Young University, and took 4 years of Chemical Engineering classes. I love helping students learn and really understand concepts and subjects.

...become a physician of some sort. I currently hold an officer position in the American Medical Student Association at ASU and currently work as an organic chemistry instructional aide (similar to a TA). I am currently conducting research for my Barrett Honors thesis on the effects of the hunger hormone ghrelin and its effects on metabolic demands and body composition. I am very fortunate to be able to have my own research study as an...

...than the teachers. For that same reason, I would like to help students feel comfortable working with me in the long-term for subjects like algebra, trigonometry, and geometry. But also, for short-term goals such as ACT test prep. I've taken the exam and know exactly how to help students perform well. I tutor students in a way that is fun, helpful, but also logical. Students learn best when subjects are broken down into simple, easy-to-understand...

...even different styles of learning (there are seven recognized types of learning). Teachers can attempt to teach to different learning styles, but sometimes trying to accommodate for all seven can be incredibly tedious, especially when there are a lot of students in a class. In these cases, your child could be struggling with a subject merely because it isn’t being taught to him/her in a way that is conducive with his/her learning style. This is...

...am currently working on getting my bachelors degree in molecular and cell biology and plan to get my PhD in the field as well. My favorite subject to tutor is chemistry because I have so much experience in the subject and I find it extremely interesting and exciting to learn. My tutor style might be different for each student. I am able to adjust my tutoring style based on each of my students needs making...

...Health Sciences with minors in Psychology and Public Health while in law school I leaned into corporate law and finance. Between law school and college I've pretty much covered every topic under the sun! In my spare time, I enjoy reading (especially mystery novels), pretending I'm a chef, and meditating. I have extensive experience tutoring family and friends at the middle school, high school, and college level in just about every topic, especially math and...

...and enjoy tutoring students, specializing in test preparation for the ACT, SAT, and GRE. I have nine years of tutoring experience, tutoring students from elementary age to graduate level, as well as working with students with special needs. I particularly enjoy tutoring mathematics, biology, and helping students prepare for standardized tests. I can also tutor in writing and reading, since I have experience as a professional copy editor. My focus when tutoring is student understanding....

...I also believe that asking questions encourages the student to think, which helps them make connections. The connections they make will help them in future situations because the students created these connections rather than merely being told information. I do not believe in simply giving out answers. I believe that memorizing answers do not help the student learn and that it actually hurts their learning. In math especially, the topics build on each other and...

...a Masters Degree in Physiological Sciences. Additionally, I have minored in mathematics and chemistry as an undergraduate. I have experiences in tutoring learning disabled students of diverse academic backgrounds, and in serving as a lab Teaching Assistant for college undergraduate students. I specialize in areas of math and science such as algebra, trigonometry, SAT math, biology, physiology, and general chemistry but am also well-versed in essay writing. My aim as a tutor is to help...

...in post-academic careers. I prepared the session plans and created new study materials for my students, which I then used to guide students in the study groups. My goal for each session was to get students collaborating in a focused manner, learning how to teach themselves and teach others based on the resources at hand. As these study sessions were voluntary for students, I might work with 1 student or 20 students in a session...

...tutor my whole life. I love helping people to grasp new concepts and see that light bulb go off in their head. Knowing the joy of tutoring I have helped multiple classmates, friends, acquaintances, and family members in almost every subject. I now tutor people in math, chemistry, and anatomy. Math, however, is my favorite subject to tutor. There is nothing more rewarding than helping someone finally realize the difference between sine and cosine or...

...have taken many classes in Calculus, Linear Algebra, Geometry, Number Theory, Differential Equations, Physics, Chemistry, Beginning Java, and Group Theory to name a few. It was a lot of work but I love math! Because of this, I hope to take what I have learned to teach others. I figured tutoring students would be a good start to becoming a teacher. So far I have tutored students to pass the Math portion of the Elementary...

...and literacy tutor at Emory Reads where I worked with students at Ivy Prep Academy, Atlanta GA. Now, I lead review sessions for my fellow classmates in organic chemistry and biology to prepare for upcoming exams. In my past tutoring experiences and review sessions, I always used different colors and incorporated diagrams to improve conceptual understanding because I firmly believe every problem can be solved; if we have a solid foundation and truly understand a...

...them to fix mistakes they may have already made, and they can take a second look at the material. I believe that if you give students all of the necessary tools and encourage them, success is sure to follow. As an undergraduate student, I participated in the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Program. As a graduate student, I participated in the Genomics Graduate Scholars Program. These organizations have bettered me as a Scientist and given...

Undergraduate Neuroscience Student at Arizona State University (ASU). Attained K-12 education in Spanish. Also, a University ESL Instructor in Mexico. Held a position as an Instructional Lab Assistant at prior College in Los Angeles, California in the Computer Applications Office Technologies Department. Currently tutor Python, Spanish 1-4, Conversational Spanish, English, ESL/ELL, Microsoft Office, Technology and Computer Science

...of Arizona's Physiology Department under the College of Medicine. As an undergraduate at the UA, I majored in Physiology with minors in Public Health and Africana Studies. While at the UA I earned over 270 credit hours, was on the Dean's List and received High Academic Distinction for 6 semesters, and I was also awarded the Africana Studies Award for South Africa Swaziland which allowed me to study abroad in South Africa and Swaziland for...

...learn! I have worked in various learning environments from kindergarten up through college and even taught English in Peru for a little over a year. During college, I was a tutor and that is something that helped me to reaffirm that I want to be a teacher. While I was living in Peru, I got to meet people from all over the world (honest!). It was a wonderful experience that actually allowed me to learn...

Hello! My name is Gabriel Colin I am 20 years old and am an undergraduate student majoring in medical studies. I am an Instructional aid for Organic Chemistry and General Chemistry and have been offered the position of Instructional Aide for Biology, Anatomy & Physiology, various levels of math, and physics.