Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Santa Fe, NM

...debate team. I also participated in All-State Orchestra for all four years of high school and was the concertmaster of my high school's orchestra. At NYU, studying and class work take up most of my time but this summer I'm teaching robotics at a summer camp. As serious as I may sound, I have a...

...biology. I am also very familiar with coding (specifically Java, Python, Matlab, and R) and have applied these languages in programs such as simulations, machine learning, and image analysis. I love working with students of any age (I have experience working with students ranging from 6-18) and will work WITH you to develop a method...

...graduating I worked for Los Alamos National Laboratory and decided to go to graduate school at the University of Michigan for a Masters degree in Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences. Throughout my academic career I have enjoyed tutoring students at several stages from middle school to college. I am most passionate about Math and Science,...

I am a Senior at New Mexico Highlands University with a Associate's of Liberal Arts from Northern New Mexico College.

...earning my M.A. in elementary math and science. I am an awardee of the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, and I have spent the better half of my life studying teaching and learning. Working with children is my life's passion, so I hope to have the opportunity to support your child...

I have my Bachelors of Science in Chemical Engineering and love all things math and science! I would love to help with any issues you may have and I encourage a positive learning environment!

...understood what they are trying to learn. This happens often. I am able to modify my teaching so that it truly fits the needs of my students. I have had lots of experience in tutoring all kinds of mathematics including pre algebra, algebra I,II, geometry, pre calculus, AP calculus and differential and integral calculus. I...

I earned my undergraduate degree in biochemistry at Brown University and my Ph.D. in immunology at the University of California, Berkeley. I have been teaching both introductory and advanced biology courses at the University of Maryland, College Park for over 10 years. For fun...... I try to bring a broad perspective to my teaching. If one approach doesn't click, then another might. I also try to make personal connections between my students and the material.

...taking two semesters off from school to sing and travel the entire world with the Yale Whiffenpoofs, America's oldest collegiate a cappella singing group. Apart from singing, I'm is passionate about education, particularly in helping high school students achieve their academic goals as they work their way towards college. I volunteer in New Haven as...

...Psychology from Cornell University in 2013, where she earned Distinction in All Subjects, she earned a Master of Science degree in Nutrition and Food Science at Montclair State University before going on to study her Master's of Business & Science in Analytics at Rutgers University. As a lifelong student, she loves tutoring to help others...

...siblings. This helped me develop my teaching skills at a young age, and served me well when I became a recitation instructor at University of Colorado Denver, teaching upper-division genetics. My year-long tenure there only deepened my love of teaching and helped me strengthen my abilities to educate many different styles of learners. I also...

...bring to me, and as a result I consider myself as more of a resource to guide the student to the right solution rather than a solution manual to consult or a teacher to recapitulate a lecture. Of course, if what the student needs is a further explanation of lectured material, I am also happy...

...gastrointestinal tract. I am hoping to attend medical school in pursuit of becoming a physician. I am currently interested in pediatrics and psychiatry but I am looking forward to exploring a range of available disciplines. I enjoy tutoring because I find it to be an engaging and dynamic process--I love working with students of all...

...with honors in May, and although I am originally from the Midwest, I plan to stay in the Los Angeles area. My course background includes a full load of college-level premed courses (three years of biology, a full year of organic chemistry, biochemistry, etc.), and my favorite subjects are math, physiology, and writing. I love...

...how my students develop their skills over time. Outside of school, I enjoy playing trombone and singing (I do enjoy using songs to help memorize math formulas), speedcubing (solving Rubik's Cubes really fast), and hanging out with my friends. If you attend ISU, we can meet in person for a tutoring session, otherwise I would...

...Thomas' Hospitals (now King's College London School of Medicine), London, UK 2. Department of Neurology, Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, VA 3. Department of Physiology, Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute, National Naval Medical Center (now Walter Reed National Military Medical Center), Bethesda, MD 4. Department Neurology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD Faculty...

I recently completed grad school with a degree in geology. I have a broad background in the physical science and math. I look forward to helping you out with standardized tests, math through calculus, chemistry, and physics.... Anyone can master any subject with enough time and the right teacher.... I ask the student what they think they are having issues with and work through some general practice problems to try and determine exactly what subjects need...

...progressed. I'm a lifelong learner and have attained degrees including BS in chemistry, master's in education and master's in biomedical sciences. My favorite subject to tutor is chemistry and this can run from biochemistry to physical chemistry. I enjoy chemistry because it's the core and crossroads of all the sciences and a good understanding of...

...students. To a 6th grader, the thought of algebra was so frightening and intimidating that any reasoning disintegrated. So, we followed the mantra Algebra is not magic, reminding the student in times when she faltered that she can think through a math problem. As long as she felt grounded enough to access her innate understanding...

...love the city and envision staying here for a long time. As a tutor, I have had students ranging from sophomores in high school to adults transitioning into a new career. My Engineering curriculum at Northwestern was heavily centered around Math, Chemistry, Biology and Physics, so I can work with a student on more than...