...the completion of Masters in Public Health in 2021. Currently, I am pursuing my PhD in Communication Studies with a majors in Health Communications. Apart from that, I have a teaching and tutoring experience for almost a decade now and why I believe in tutoring lies in the fact that it enhances our skills, provides us a mentor who can help us progress and this two way process of one to one learning creates a...
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...RN, I also have a bachelor's in biology and MBA. I currently work as a nurse educator. I find it very rewarding to teach and help students understand complex subject matter as well as provide guidance on how to study in a way that will be effective for them. As I teach both nurses and hemodialysis technicians coming from a wide range of educational backgrounds, I am able to adapt techniques and teaching styles to...
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...a deep passion for education and a commitment to excellence, I strive to create detailed, tailored, and comprehensive learning materials that foster growth, critical thinking, and confidence. I understand that each student is unique, and I believe in providing a personalized approach that integrates their academic goals with the skills and knowledge required for future success in their chosen careers. Whether it's preparing for rigorous exams, mastering core subjects, or cultivating specific skills for career...
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...Professor to include: Professor of Nursing at Xavier University, University of Cincinnati, and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College of Cincinnati, Ohio. Experience in teaching graduate, undergraduate, and diploma levels of nursing. 10 years critical care, med. surg. and long-term care experience. Delivers quality nursing education using Adult Learning Principles and study methods. Expert in nursing study methods, and NCLEX testing and review strategies. Expertise in lecture, online learning, simulation, lab, and clinical nursing. Experience...
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...a learning-rich environment. The moment when the lightbulb goes off is something I crave! While I tutor creative writing, reading comprehension and martial arts, I am most passionate about nursing, anatomy and physiology. I have also passed the NCLEX and ANCC test for my Nurse Practitioner certification. Although learning can be stressful, I try to construct a laid-back, fun and easy to learn environment for my students. The best kind of learning happens when you...
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...graduating from the University of South Florida (USF) with a Master's degree in Medical Sciences concentrated in Anatomy as well as a Bachelor's of Science degree, majoring in Biomedical Sciences and minored in Applications to Biomedical Physics. I was recognized as the youngest graduate at USF in over 30 years as pre-med student. I have worked with many students throughout my academic career, starting with tutoring in middle school throughout college. I have also spent...
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...holistic nursing program to further expand my knowledge and expertise. I've worked bedside my entire nursing career and am taking a much needed break to help other nurses obtain their licenses through tutoring as well as working as an endoscopy nurse per diem. As a nursing tutor, I will incorporate features such as clinical assessments, diagnosis, outcomes/planning, implementation, and evaluation from past experiences to help my students find success and gratification as well empowering learners...
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...literacy and nursing exam preparation. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive learning environment where I actively listen to my students' needs and tailor my approach to their individual learning styles. This personalized methodology not only fosters understanding but also empowers students to succeed in their academic and professional journeys. I am driven by the belief that effective education can transform lives, and I am committed to helping future healthcare professionals excel in an...
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...background in subjects like Math, Science, and English, I specialize in breaking down complex concepts into simple, relatable explanations. My tutoring approach is tailored to each student's unique learning style, ensuring they gain both confidence and mastery in their studies. Beyond academics, I strive to create a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new ideas. Whether it's preparing for exams, tackling challenging assignments, or building foundational skills, I...
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Hello! My name is Alison, and I have always loved learning! I love to read, and studied literature in college, as well as political science and philosophy. I have tutored and taught in a variety of settings, and I love working with students to help them achieve their goals. I have successfully worked with math, science, language, reading, writing, and the humanities. I am excited to help you next!
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...formats. It is my passion to help students be successful in any learning environment they find themselves in. It is an honor to be a part of your journey to success! Any educational journey is not for the faint of heart! My own journey to becoming a Registered Nurse (BSN) was wraught ups and downs, mountaintops and valleys! I found success in utilizing tutors during my time in school, facilitating study groups, and staying organized...
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...regents' honors. I have excelled with 95%+ in all of my high school regents examinations. As a high school student I fell in love with Math & Science and frequently tutored my colleagues who were struggling with their classes. In my senior year of high school I achieved the NY1 Scholar Athlete scholarship and was placed on the NYC Chancellor's Honor Roll. I then went on to Stony Brook University where I graduated with my...
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...in the life sciences and standardized testing. I have tutored the MCAT, SAT, ACT, and GRE. I understand the importance of attaining high scores on standardized exams, as these often can open up many great educational and professional opportunities. In my spare time I love to play basketball and travel. I truly enjoy reading about history and the social sciences, and feel that these are areas in which I can also provide helpful instruction.
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...to Medical school but my career interests have recently changed. Currently, I am pursing a second bachelor's degree online in Communicative Sciences and Disorders; I hope to attend Speech Language Pathology school to become an Educational Speech Language Therapist. While at GVSU, I worked as a peer writing consultant for 2 years at the Writing Center on-campus and virtually. I also have experience in elementary classrooms working as a substitute teacher and volunteering with the...
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...Hospital in Wisconsin...I love kids and I'm passionate about helping children and families reach their highest potential. One position I held while working at Children's was as a school nurse at high-risk areas of Milwaukee, WI where I taught health and wellness classes to students, teachers and parents. I also volunteered for many years as a tutor at several Milwaukee schools. I think reading is probably my favorite subject to tutor because it opens up...
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...I previously worked for Veterans Affairs as a Telehealth Clinical Technician. I saw patients, plus ran two mental Health clinics. So, I have a background in dealing with all sorts of mental health disorders/issues. This job was such rewarding, but I left after 7 years to take over a position in the private sector at a 22 bed In-Patient mental Health Facility where I serve as the Hospital Administrator/CEO. I am excited to work with...
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...from Clemson University with a BS in biochemistry, and faced the difficult decision of continuing in basic science research while pursuing a graduate degree or putting my people- and decision-making skills to the test by going to medical school. I ended up doing both, graduating from Yale University with a PhD in molecular genetics and cell biology and then completing medical school and my pediatrics residency at Duke University Medical Center. I love teaching whether...
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I am a 4th year medical student with previous experience teaching HS physics, integrated physics and chemistry and environmental Sciences. I have also had experience tutoring microbiology and molecular basis of medicine. I am passionate of finding the right way to teach you all for understanding not memorization!
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...Skills section, where I excel, though I do well in all the subjects. When I'm not working or teaching, you can find me playing volleyball, training dogs, or programming robots that respond to biosignals like brain waves or muscle movements. Ultimately, my goal is to change the world through an MD/PhD, and I'm guided by the belief that the dedication we put into our work today shapes a better, more impactful tomorrow-- a philosophy I...
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...build both subject knowledge and test-taking strategies. I focus on creating tailored study plans based on each student's strengths and weaknesses, using active problem-solving and spaced repetition to ensure long-term retention. Having completed my own rigorous prep, I'm well-versed in the MCAT's challenges and am here to help you overcome them! Ready to tackle the MCAT with confidence? In our sessions, you'll gain personalized strategies, tailored study plans, and the skills to approach each section...
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As you study with an experienced medical ethics tutor, you work not only to succeed in the classroom, but develop an awareness of the material that allows you to apply your lessons in real situations. You can feel more confident working with patients and responding to requests from both patients and their families. Once you have mastered the ideas of medical ethics, you may even find yourself being sought out to consult on more complicated scenarios with which other clinicians are grappling. Medical ethics often requires split-second decision making in an emergency. For example, you might be the person who should decide whether to resuscitate a patient or not. When dealing with such critical life and death decisions, a firm understanding of core medical ethical principles is essential. Don't trust your understanding to just any resource.
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Recent Medical Ethics Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I followed up in preparation for his geography and biology tests this coming week. We reviewed Latin American issue during Spanish rule, went over DNA replication and protein synthesis, and reviewed literary devices.
We took a short English quiz, just so he could stay fresh with all aspects of the test. We then went over the basic Math sections and how to effectively/correctly use his calculator. I left him with an Algebra review packet. We will cover Geometry & Trig next week.
The student and I completed her assigned review problems given to her by her teacher on Newton's second law (forces primarily in one dimension, as well as some in two dimensions). Also, we did a particularly complicated inclined plane-force-Newton's second law problem (which she had minor difficulty with, but seemed to understand the problem/solution at the very end). Also, once I showed her how to do the assigned force problems, she understood the why and the how very well. We also reviewed some math (Pythagorean identities), which she seemed to understand without any real issues. I asked her to read chapter 6 and some of chapter 7 before our next tutoring session (I believe these chapters are on torque and rotational motion).
The student has a quiz coming up over circles, so today we prepared for that quiz by studying internal and external angles of circles and how they relate to tangents, secants, chords, and arcs. The key to this work was remembering the formulas which describe the relationships between these elements, and through continued practice and guidance, He eventually got the hang of each one.
I gave the student a vocabulary quiz covering the last 10 vocabulary words that we went over and assigned her 10 additional for next week's session. We went over the math problems that I assigned her as well as the reading comprehension questions. She got all of the math problems correct. For the reading, I explained to her some strategies to help her focus and get the questions correct (reading ahead 1 or 2 sentences, looking for key words, trying to focus on the content of the passage even though it may be very long and not interesting). We went over and worked some more math questions, and reading mixed with grammar questions. I assigned her the 10 vocabulary words, 6 math problems, and 1 long reading passage followed with questions for comprehension.
Within this session the student and I reviewed an extra credit homework worksheet that was given to him dealing with algebraic problems. Afterwards, he and I went over inequality problems in his precalculus book that he would be covering in the near future in his class.
