Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Scottsdale, AZ

...help 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...

...math tutor 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...

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

...administration from Grand Canyon University. I will soon have a Masters of Education from The 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...

...20 years. I love working with students and helping them reach their "ah-ha!" moments. I 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...

...of Arizona in 2015. In 2020 I finished my Master of Science in Biology. I began my career in education in 2016 as a long term substitute. That year I covered for 8th grade science and math, and 7th grade ELL for about six weeks each. The following two years I taught 6th and 7th general science. I then moved on to teaching high school. My first year as a high school teacher I taught...

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...have a bachelor's and master's degree in Biology. Since graduating, I have been an Instructional 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....

...a Sophomore in High School. I enjoy sharing my own techniques and tools to help 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...

...minor in Anthropology from the University of Notre Dame. After graduation, I entered a M.S. graduate program in Biology at Arizona State University. When I'm not teaching biology to undergraduate majors at ASU, I research topics in aquatic ecology. Understanding the connectedness and patterns of environmental processes in aquatic ecosystems drives my passion to become an ecologist! My goal is to help students view learning as a positive experience! When students learn with me, they...

...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 of learned concepts in new situations is essential for the student to prove understanding. By using understood information, students should be able to apply what they have learned to new situations presented to them by the teacher and in the future, by life. Transfer of this sort is what...

...student, from where they are and where they need to be. As an AP Chemistry 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...

...a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Wellness. I have many younger siblings, and therefore, have been a 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...

...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 AP Physics 1.

...Undergraduate coursework. I love helping students of all ages as I am passionate about the topics I love to tutor. I received by B.S. in Life Sciences, summa cum laude, from Arizona State University. I am currently a fourth year medical student at the University of Arizona College of Medicine in Phoenix pursuing my M.D. Some of the subjects I tutor include Biology, Microbiology, Physiology, Life Sciences, Pharmacology, MCAT Biological Sciences, Graduate Test Prep and...

...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 -- it's so different from the east coast that I just can't get enough of it! I also like taking my telescope out into the desert to try my hand at amateur astronomy and photography, experimenting in the kitchen, and cycling. When I'm not out and about, I can frequently...

...down concepts into digestible morsels. I'm attentive and will listen to your needs to give you 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...

...a Bachelor's Degree in Biological Sciences. Before ASU I completed an Associates Degree of Applied Science from Wayland Baptist University in Plainview, Texas. Since graduation I have been teaching high school chemistry and biology (General and Honors) in Arizona and continue to this day. I am most passionate about biology and chemistry, as they are my areas of expertise. My greatest joy in being a teacher of biology and chemistry is to watch the lightbulb...

...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 of time providing balance between science and the humanities. Even in one of the most famous works of Franois Rabelais, Gargantua stresses the importance of balance to his son Pantagruel, including the suggestion of at least 5 languages. Borrowing from this sagacity, I hope to mold others as well...

...degrees 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...