Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving San Marcos, TX

...the ladder from technical support to systems administrator to network engineer. I attended college whenever I could throughout my time in IT, however, and last year I left the IT world to attend the University of Texas full time; I'm currently a junior, pursuing a B.A. in English, and will move on to an M.F.A in creative writing after graduation. My great love is reading and writing, and I'm looking forward to working with others...

...former high school chemistry and biology teacher who also spends time working as a research assistant at my Alma Mater, The University of Texas at Austin. I graduated in 2014 with a B.S. in Marine and Freshwater Science and have since worked in several research labs and taught several groups of students. My interests include running and spending time outdoors, attending local concerts, and reading up on current topics in marine science. I am also...

I first began tutoring after I entered into university in Japan. I had the opportunity to teach English to Japanese college students. From that time on I lived and worked in Japan for 14 years. I am interested in almost any topic. I like movies, games, and talking about mysterious topics.

...a group of NASA certified educators. During the week I am assisting with clinical research. Weekends will be an ideal time to meet. My tutoring style is best described as unwavering patience. I explain until there is understanding. I've spent years teaching my younger sister the ropes in science and math. I have the patience to explain the big fundamentals from start to finish and I have the experience to talk about how the theory...

To educate as many people as possible, to never stop growing, learning, discovering and pushing the limits of what is possible. ... Write out the answers, explain it, and teach it back to me. Document the thought process through a specific problem.

...two-time graduate of THE Texas A&M University (WHOOP!). I received my Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a focus in entomology. Recently, I received my Master of Public Health degree in Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Since graduation, I have been working full-time on COVID data. Soon I plan on going back to school and completing my doctorate and teaching on the collegiate level I am extremely passionate about teaching, I find the position personally satisfying...

...tutor. I've technically been tutoring my whole life thanks to my younger sister. My overall approach to tutoring is one full of energy and keeping the student engaged. I try to make topics relateable and explain concepts and events in a story-like fashion. Logic means a lot to me and I like to think that if I can get my student from Point A to Point B, I will be doing my job right. I'm...

...to the biological sciences. I graduated from high school after completing both the GCSE and the IB Diploma, which were two rigorous programs that made me empathetic towards the struggles students endure when facing the challenging nature of high school. As a result, I chose to start tutoring the subjects I excelled at, such as GCSE Geography and IB Biology. I also have experience in teaching Spanish Literature, Introductory Biology, and Coordinated Sciences. I do...

...practice problems, or offering real-world applications to make the material more relatable. My experience also extends to technology integration in the classroom, so I can support students using tools like ALEKS, Blackboard, and math software such as Python and MATLAB. Whether you need help preparing for standardized tests like the SAT or tackling a tough homework assignment, I am here to help you not only understand math but also build the confidence you need to...

Hi, My name is Bonita Hall and I am currently a Sophomore Physics/Math student at the University of Texas at Austin.

...20 years I have had a passion for improving the lives of students craving success. My goal of tutoring is to help students overcome academic challenges and lead them to autonomous or independent learning. It is a special kind of teaching that is different from the teaching performed by teachers, friends, and parents. My personal mission for every student is to discover new techniques, build confidence, and create a road to success. Together, we can...

...the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. I attended an early college high school program (the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science) and volunteered in a local middle school, where I worked with struggling students one-on-one. I then transferred to Texas A&M University, where I earned a B.S. in Psychology (with a minor in Neuroscience) in 2013. During college, I tutored several Psychology and Neuroscience courses. After graduating from Texas A&M, I began a graduate program...

...recent graduate from Trinity University with a BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, I have an in-depth knowledge and love for sciences. I also recently took the DAT, the dental admissions test, which focuses on math, reading, biology, and chemistry, which continued to keep my brain focused in the sciences after graduation. Although my love for learning and sciences is strong does not mean these subjects come easily to me. I work and study extremely...

...more fun and challenging environment for us both. While tutoring, I love to get to know students and make a personalized plan of study, and I try to relate the material to students' interests and experiences as much as possible to ensure engagement and enjoyable learning progress. My sessions are interactive, goal-oriented, and thorough. I tend to challenge students, simply because I enjoy watching them succeed! In my free time, I enjoy running, hiking, playing...

...winning third place in a national writing competition four years after moving to Taiwan. Although I learned a new language during the time I was in Taiwan, I slowly lost my English speaking, writing, and reading abilities. When I moved back to the States in 9th grade, my English was not fluent enough to be put into a classroom with the other native speakers. I worked hard, and I was able to get out of...

...to go to office hours and correct the teaching assistants on their mistakes. After this experience, I realized the immense impact that tutors can have on others, and I really wanted nothing more than to help people who were struggling like I once was. Earlier this year, a girl reached out to me for private tutoring in Organic Chemistry, and I literally jumped at the opportunity to finally be able to share my knowledge. Throughout...

...Multidisciplinary bachelor's at UTSA. I am in the process of completing my Biomedical Technology Commercialization Master's in Science at my Alma Mater. I mainly have experience tutoring Math and Science. My favorite subject is biology and neuroscience. I have a curiosity about how the body and the brain function together. My teaching philosophy is learning from our mistakes rather than punishing ourselves for them. I would like you to learn as we do and go...

...to make sure that every student is not only able to get the right answer, but is also able to understand how to continuously get the right answer. I have extensive experience in a variety of subjects and believe that I have the skills and experience to make sure that you or your student succeeds. I have a lot of experience working with students of all ages and I am so excited to be a...

...my B.S. from Texas A&M, Kingsville in pre-veterinary sciences. My graduate work was in biomedical research focused on osteoporosis at Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute. I was a high school science teacher for 15 years. I tutor all regular science subjects, but not familiar with AP. Favorite subjects are anatomy &. physiology and chemistry. I have taught biology in Spanish. I have also tutored pre-Algebra and Algebra 1. I served as assistant varsity soccer coach...

I love to learn and share the knowledge I have attained. For the past 5 years, I've helped young adults learn how to question and see beyond the problems laid before them in class. I intend to remain an educator for life, whether inside or outside the classroom.... There is beauty in life's intricacies. From the leaf hanging on the tree to the neurons in our brain, the intricacies are worth exploring and understanding. My goal...