Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Scottsdale, AZ

...someone understand something is really rewarding. I'm currently pursuing my undergraduate degree in Biochemistry from Arizona State University as well as a minor in Spanish. I served a two-year mission in Peru for my church. It was there that I learned and grew to love the Spanish language. For this reason I tutor Spanish. I also tutor high school and middle school level math, such as geometry and algebra. I think that each person is...

...for the past several years and I'm coming back to tutoring because I miss the connection I have with students and the ability to teach others and see the joy when a concept finally clicks. I have taught from elementary school math to algebra 2 throughout college. I have a bachelor's degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a minor in Philosophy and I have a deep love for genetics. I have been a teacher's...

I attend Arizona State University as an undergraduate student working towards a degree in Biochemistry. I am passionate about learning and helping others learn.

...University of Texas at Austin and am in my final year of medical education for my Doctorate of Medicine (M.D.). I am currently applying for residency positions across the country and may one day be your doctor. I am deeply and profoundly interested in the psychology of human interactions and found that business management (Applied psychology) was one of the greatest ways for me to leverage my love of human interactions and the way that...

...can teach to different learning styles and use multiple methods to give instruction. I enjoy the connections that I make with the students that I work with, and will do whatever I can to help them succeed and thrive. I have a Bachelor's in Psychology and a Master's in Special Education. I speak fluent Spanish and have lived in Mexico for 2 months during my Master's degree program. I am a huge sports fan, with...

...freshmen level. The second year I moved on to teach both Biology, and Anatomy & Physiology. I have a passion for helping students succeed and always want to know what learning style is best for each student so I can plan lessons that are beneficial. My favorite subject over all is anything Biology related. Within biology I am passionate about anything relating to the medical field. My current plan is to return to school for...

Every student learns differently! Once we find a method you like, success is just around the corner!

...Assistant, a science teacher, and, most recently, a marine biologist. I have been tutoring since 2011 (before I graduated high school), and I honestly love it. I think that students see success with me because I can take complex ideas and break them down into more manageable chunks, and demonstrate that process for them to empower them in the future. I believe that all people have a right to a high-quality education, and I hope...

...obtain a different level of understanding. Critical and logical thinking is my main way of thinking. I enjoy the moment when something "clicks" to the person I am tutoring/teaching, it is a great feeling to know that methods and ways work and that the students enjoy learning, I love when they get excited that they finally achieved a level of understanding. I am currently on track to become a high school Chemistry teacher, tutoring is...

...a very relaxed, hands-on, and visual process. I excel at tutoring biological subjects, but I also really enjoy helping students improve their writing and standardized testing skills. Every student is different, and so I firmly believe that studying and learning habits should be tailored to each person. I make it a goal to help students discover how they learn best! I can also help students with organization and time management techniques along the way. When...

...careers I have chosen. Here is a little of my Philosophy of Teaching..... Learning is, of course, the main purpose of education. I feel that the concept of learning should be molded around three steps. First, learn and understand the material presented. Second, independent thought is essential to the development of every student. Being able to form unique independent ideas to solve problems is the next step in the formal learning process. Finally, the use...

...teacher, I get a lot of different responses; "oh you must be smart". My favorite response is "No, I must be passionate". See I wasn't always the scientist nor thought I could. But I knew where I was, wasn't where I wanted to be and college is how I forged the path to my dreams. I'm here to enlighten and teach the missing pieces in your educational foundation to ease the acceleration over every learning...

...more rewarding than helping someone finally realize the difference between sine and cosine or finish a homework problem that has trapped them for hours. I tutor in a style of patience and confidence building. I firmly believe that with enough practice and self-confidence, anyone can become a "math person". Outside of academics, I love sports. I enjoy pickup games of basketball, football, and volleyball with friends. I also love going to the beach and traveling...

...Priyanka Nara, and I am a graduate of Arizona State University with degrees in Biological Sciences (BS) and Philosophy (Morality, Politics and Law) (BA), as well as a minor in Political Sciences and a certificate in International Studies. I graduated early from BASIS Tucson North high school in 2016, having taken and passed 10 APs. I favor English and History, but am capable of doing up to Calculus 3, college level Biology, Organic Chemistry and...

...my favorite subjects to tutor would have to be MCAT Biological sciences and Life Sciences. These subjects are near and dear to me as I recently (2011) took the MCAT exam for entrance into medical school and my undergraduate major was in Life Sciences. I enjoy engaging with students and helping to lead them to the correct answer and understanding of concepts through a question and answer process. Outside of school I love to hike,...

...tutoring. I began causally tutoring family friends in high school, and over the years I've worked with students of varied backgrounds -- from those re-taking failed classes to those applying to (and being accepted at) the best universities. I'm proud to say that I've helped all my students reach their goals, frequently pushing them to exceed their expectations. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time outdoors and exploring all that Arizona has to offer...

...the best experience I can. Most tutors were unable to help me while I was in college, so I want to be a resource for those that would otherwise be out of luck. I graduated from ASU with a degree in Microbiology. While getting my degree I was able to lead students as a TA. The subjects in which I'm proficient include: Biology (Genetics, Microbiology, Evolutionary Biology, Bacterial Physiology, Immunology, Biology of Microorganisms, and Molecular...

...for the student who in times past had a not-so-good experience in the field or who had a dispassionate teacher who was not fully invested in them, for whatever reason. I believe that true learning comes from the challenge of learning. As my father has always reminded me growing up , "If what you are doing is easy, then you are not learning. What fulfillment comes from doing easy things?" Furthermore, the greater the challenge...

...as a foreign language, which deeply enriched my knowledge of the variety of the French language. While completing my French degree, I also worked through a BS in Biology. Science and the scientific method have likewise inspired me and deeply influence my way of thinking, as I feel it should for almost anyone. Science, and especially biology, pushes the bounds of our understanding of life on earth and medicine. I have spent a great deal...

...in Geology and Biology, with the goal of pursuing higher degrees in Paleontology. I tutor a variety of subjects within these fields, including Genetics, Ecology, Geology, and AP Environmental Science. From early high school through my senior year in college, my classmates often turned to me for assistance with understanding the class material. I try to pinpoint the earliest or most basic point in a topic which is causing confusion, as grasping these points often...