Certified Tutors From University of Arizona

I studied physiology at the University of Arizona and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelors of Science in Health Sciences. I am an aspiring physician with specific interest in preventative health. My greatest goal as an instructor is to help students succeed academically so they may achieve their dreams--whatever those may be.... Getting to know students, their academic background, and their learning style is the first step. I tailor my approach to what suits the...

...I recently graduated from the doctoral program in Anthropology at the University of Arizona. I love what I do and I love to learn. I believe its important to be well-educated on a variety of subjects, to always be learning and open to new experiences, and to speak as many languages as you can!... To have fun learning, and be engaged with the subjects at hand.

...where I taught general chemistry labs and TA'd for many semesters of biology. I focused much of my attention on organic chemistry, taking both the majors courses, as well as the 450, 538, and 640 synthetic design and mechanisms courses as electives. Since graduation I have kept myself busy doing freelance research and technical writing,...

...achieve those goals which are most important to them--whether it's preparing for a test, revising their writing, or simply practicing their conversational skills. I especially enjoy helping students with the early stages of non-L1 language acquisition (in either English, Spanish, or German). Something about this stage in the process of learning a language is especially...

...tutor both English and Spanish at a range of levels. Learning a language is giving yourself a new skill and opening the door to any number of possible human interactions. This is my favorite part of helping individuals with their Spanish studies--helping develop a specific program to help students succeed and have fun out in...

...learning. I am much more of a visual and creative thinker than most engineering students. My own passion for these subjects is easily translated into passion for teaching them since I know what it's like to struggle with it. Outside of STEM, I also have extensive interest in English. I took the most amount of...

...students. I strive to understand their learning styles and individuality. My presence is a strong and supportive one, and I take pains to follow through with what I say I will do. Consistency builds trust and a platform for success. I prefer to give positive reinforcement in guiding my students, working with them to achieve...

...thoroughly understand a topic and the student must provide feedback as to whether or not they fully understand. It is my duty to help all of my students understand (not just memorize) new topics front-to-back and to use the new knowledge as a strong foundation for future concepts. I also believe that students should not...

I am a Medical Student at New York Medical College.

...facilitator I have the opportunity to build the desire to learn with the eventual reward apparent in the students development for a stronger future. Teaching takes me to a place where my passion and dedication for chemistry can be useful to others. Teaching is a privilege, a future- oriented profession with the responsibility of providing...

...school students to guide them in successfully applying to college. My goal is to help the student develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving. I believe developing these skills in combination with guidance in completing assignments and studying for exams will enable the student to develop confidence and succeed in their coursework.... I have been most successful with new students by identifying their concerns. Together, we can then develop a plan to address the concerns....

...name is Blake. I'm a third-year student at the University of Arizona. I'm a member of the Honors College, and I'm one year away from earning my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. An important part of my education has been learning to collaborate and to work with others to solve problems. I'd like to...

...that end, I've recently started a data analytics firm focused on helping schools leverage the information at their disposal to more effectively serve their students. I look forward to helping students better understand math and econ, while I work to get that venture off the ground. When I'm not teaching or analyzing data, I enjoy...

...little furry puppy. I enjoy reading and singing, and will often give concerts to my puppy (who always asks for an encore!). I have a passion for working with kids and truly believe that there is no such thing as "I can't." Working in underprivileged schools taught me persistence and to be creative with my...

...of Latin American. I am currently enrolled in the Teacher Education Program at Pima Community College. I have enjoyed teaching at the college and high school level, in a variety of subjects, including government and politics, and classes in the history of Latin America, the United States, and world history. I believe that research, evidence-based...

I've worked my way up from basic math to calculus and I've learned to enjoy math. Please contact me if you need help.

...the first ten transcripts received by the commission will be considered. After three years of teaching in high school, I finally passed the test for admission. There, I also won the American's Diversity Lottery Visa which gave me the right to become a permanent resident of the United States where I can finally achieve my...

...hand in that growth. Teaching, to me, is that guiding hand. I believe that teaching, whether it be to one student or 200, is the most important task in all of human history; therefore, education and knowledge are the most noble pursuits in that history. If you are here, it means that you have accepted...

...a variety of interests spanning from science and technology to politics and journalism. I find value in learning students' interests and strengths, to try to make relatable comparisons between them to the fields they are struggling in as well as ensuring I can answer the question of, "When will I need to know this?."... Teaching through problem-solving in relatable terms.

...was accepted. Tutoring is by far the most enjoyable and rewarding job I have ever had. As a graduate student, I am no longer eligible to be a tutor, I have been looking for a way to keep doing what I love! Outside of school and work, I am a yoga enthusiast and hobbyist who...