Award-Winning Biostatistics Tutors serving Westchester, NY

...and I am currently a graduate student working toward my PhD in Biomedical Sciences at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. I enjoy science and math and have experience tutoring Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Algebra 2/Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and more. I am also a teaching assistant for graduate level Biostatistics at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. I emphasize learning the fundamental concepts behind any topic and doing many practice problems. Doing this helps students gain...

...My academic strengths are science, social sciences, music, and SAT preparation. I loved my time in primary and secondary school and hope to instill my excitement for learning into my tutees. While sometimes tests (both standardized and otherwise) can be tricky and decrease students' faith in themselves, I am certain that, with a little confidence boost, any student can make great strides with their coursework. As a teacher, I offer patience, humor, and brevity. I...

...in human anatomy. My main goal of tutoring is to instill a love of learning and an interest in the subject. Outside academia, I enjoy working in the medical field. I started my journey working as a hospital volunteer talking to patients during the most difficult of times. Inspired by this work, I wanted to delve deeper into the healthcare field. Therefore, I studied to pass the EMT exam and was able to work on...

...years of tutoring experience in K-12 space as well as Actuarial Exam. I've taught a variety of students from Algebra to Common Core to Exam LTAM. For my actuarial students, I have my ASA (Associate of Society of Actuaries) and I have been an actuary for 5 years so far. From my experiences, I feel that I can both understand and adapt to your learning style, and work to obtain whatever goal you have chosen!

I have struggled through different levels of education and have ultimately come through with success. I understand the frustration being unable to grasp concept, not understanding a lecture and feeling lost afterword. I would never want students to feel the same level of frustration.

...Wood Johnson Medical School. My academic interests span the gambit ranging from engineering concepts to medical innovation, in particular those with an orthopedic focus. I have an extensive history of tutoring students at the middle/high school, college, and graduate school levels, including entrance/board exams such as the SAT, ACT, MCAT, and USMLE examinations. I am a firm believer that learning should be fun, enjoyable, and rewarding. I have found success tutoring students when I connect...

...such simple geometrical ratios and the sophisticated universe is where the beauty of mathematics and physics lies. I have watched lectures on Game Theory; its potential to predict social interactions, mainly in economic and political sciences, and its base in mathematics, suggest the centrality of scientific logic in all aspects of human behaviour. I enjoy the quirky 'Minute Physics' series, and emulated this format when presenting the uses of parametric equations to year 10 students....

...favorite subject because I felt anything I studied in school could be fun and much easier if approached with the right attitude. Instead of boring memorization, I like to look for patterns and think of creative approaches to study subjects that can otherwise be very frustrating. My goal as a tutor is to help students gain confidence and to think of creative approaches to subjects (or standardized tests) that they struggled with in the past.

My background in science and my experience in ESL give me an advantage to teach these subjects better. The students in our days are not very much interested in the field of science, i think i can make the subject interesting that will make the student take science classes.

My passion for teaching comes from my interests in different subjects. I love finding new ways to explain difficult concepts to students because it allows students to gain confidence in their work. ... I like to cater my teaching for students based on their individual needs, because I believe every student learns differently. For students who learn better through visual representations, I get a better student response when I draw out explanations, whereas auditory learners grasp...

...to be a successful student.Through my experiences I have been fortunate to work with a multitude of individuals helping them achieve their educational goals. I have also worked in many environments as a medical student as well as an intern at the New York Stock Exchange that have afforded me the skill set necessary to learn in a diverse setting. Through these experiences I have refined my approach to learning as well as teaching, such...

...a Master's degree in Bioinformatics. My academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in biology where I cultivated a deep understanding of biological systems and concepts, laying the groundwork for my current studies. My experiences have taught me the importance of patience, adaptability, and personalized instruction in fostering student success. These principles have guided my tutoring approach, allowing me to support students effectively across diverse learning styles and needs. My goal is to empower...

Hello, my name is Carlton. I am a first-year Emergency Medicine resident physician with several years of teaching and tutoring experience in various subject matters. I look forward to meeting you and helping you take the next step in your bright future.

...mathematics and have been lucky enough to share this with others through tutoring. I can help with all levels of math and physics up through graduate level course work. I also can tutor all levels of French as I have taken the French baccalaureat. I started tutoring in high school, everything from math, literature, to French and Latin. I have worked mostly with high school, college students and adults, but have also helped younger students...

...University, located in North Carolina. Shortly thereafter I began to work towards my PhD in the field of experimental neuroscience research. My strongest subjects include statistics, math, and the sciences. My favorite subject to tutor would have to be statistics, mostly because I have taken so many classes in this subject that it is like second nature at this point. Outside of my education, I am an avid golfer. As a scratch handicap, I went...

...complex health information. I believe that the same analytical and problem-solving skills that have shaped my medical career will allow me to guide students toward academic excellence in subjects like biology, chemistry, and health sciences. My teaching philosophy is centered on making challenging topics accessible and fostering an environment where students feel confident in asking questions and thinking critically. With my medical background, I understand the value of patience, clarity, and encouragement in the learning...

..."with the passion to trend with science". Worked as a biomedical scientist in histopathology and shadowed a pathologist for 2 years working on mammalian tissues and postmortems - diagnoses; Experienced Scientist in upscale drug manufacturing processes with AstraZeneca; and medical/engineering labs at Johns Hopkins University. Skilled in basic sciences and it's applications- the tool to understanding basic science concepts. Science is fun and mastering it shouldn't be stressful at all for anyone!!

...process for the 2020 medical application cycle. I have a large amount of experience in the science and mathematics disciplines as a result of the courses that I had to take for the pre-medical track. My prior tutoring experience consists primarily of high school level students(algebra, geometry algebra2/trig, chemistry, biology, physics) and to a smaller degree college students in biological, physical and biochemical disciplines. The best way to achieving the desired grade in any discipline...

...I was many people's go to guy to help explain difficult problems. I personally like to deconstruct problems in to smaller chunks and explain each part individually. Then, we will put them all back together and come up with a solid solution. Understanding how you got an answer is much more important than just answering a question. My best subject is biology but, I'm pretty good with most of the sciences and math. I look...