Certified Tutors From Xavier University of Louisiana

...will always my passion. In my journey to become a physician, I understand how important academics are and the impact someone can have just by helping. There are techniques that I use to problem-solve all the time because certain professors took the time with me. Those techniques are what I hope to pass on to...

...So that is what I do, I find a way to relate them to my student's interest so that they not only learn and understand but also gain some form of appreciation for the subjects I am help them with. I received my Bachelor's Degree from Xavier University of Louisiana where I majored in Biology...

...the joy of helping students understand concepts, by showing them a goofy or original way to think about things. I have also been a teacher for a number of years, and I love teaching science and math. I received my degree in physics and biology from Xavier University. I have minors in chemistry and math....

HI, my name is Nakisha. I currently work as an Early Literacy Specialist in Philadelphia. Prior to this role I taught in various elementary grades. My passion is to give students skills they need to be successful learners. ... Introduce myself and get a gauge of students' learning style.... Give them practice and provide them with opportunities to perform on level skills.

...the 6th grade. She taught me all the fundamental skills needed to excel in all my math classes. I went to her daily for a year and after that, I was unstoppable when it came to learning new strategies. I believe that any individual who struggles with math at an early age only needs that...

...dance company owner in New Orleans, Louisiana. I received my J.D from Loyola University New Orleans in 2019, and I graduated from Xavier University of Louisiana with a double-major in Political Science and Spanish Language and Literature. I have a passion for Spanish, College Essay, Math, Writing and Grammar, and Public Speaking. I have tutored...

...participating in undergraduate research, synthesizing small molecules for cytochrome P450 inhibition, and taking a Medicinal Chemistry course, I was fascinated to learn how many of the reactions I learned in organic chemistry can be applied to make compounds beneficial to curing or preventing a disease. I became increasingly interested in understanding how drugs were made,...

...particular by my professors in Medical School. Above all they treated me as an individual, encouraged me to achieve my personal best and to think critically about many situations within the medical field. Although my coursework is tough, my professors enthusiasm and commitment motivated me to overcome many obstacles throughout my graduate career. These experiences...

I am a young and enthusiastic English graduate who believes in spreading personal knowledge to those open to receive it. Having been in a mentoring role several times in my life, helping those as a personal tutor is both a privilege and opportunity to explore my avenues in service to others.

...in Public Health with a concentration in biostatistics. I remained in the arena of public health as I continued my studies in Epidemiology, working towards my doctorate degree with a minor in biostatistics. Along the way I took advantage of many opportunities to further my working knowledge in research, teaching, and mentoring within the (STEM)...

...special interest in Emergency Medicine. I received my undergraduate degree from Xavier University of Louisiana with a major of biology and double minor in chemistry and mathematics. I will be starting medical school in the fall. I have always loved sciences and mathematics and I cannot wait to share my excitement with those who may...

...as well as students with Autism Spectrum Disorder. I have been tutoring for 10 years, with the bulk of my tutoring experience coming from employment with Huntington Learning Center, and freelance tutoring. My preferred tutoring grade levels are 5-12, however, I have experience working with PreK-3 grade-level students, as well as adult learners. Like most...

...who studies chemistry or biology should have a good understanding of both to succeed. It is my experience, there is no one way to learn, everyone has their own style. As a tutor, I ask a lot of questions in the beginning so I can determine the learning style so I can alter my teachings....

...a young child and only continued to develop with each science class I took. With this passion for science I studied Biology at Xavier University of Louisiana. While in college I shared my knowledge with others by tutoring kids in the community after school. After college I taught high school science for a year. I...

...school, and continue to pursue my passion for teaching. My love for teaching stems from my passion of helping others understand and enjoy learning science. Over my years of tutoring, I have learned how to cater to various learning styles and find new methods of presenting information to best fit the needs of the student....

...past 9 years. My experience includes the four year university, community college and an early college environments (where high school students were given an opportunity to enroll in college level courses during their junior and senior year). I am passionate about chemistry and look forward to sharing my passion and knowledge with students.

...of Science in Biology and a double minor in Chemistry and Spanish. I love tutoring based on my experience working with kindergarten-eighth-grade students in an afterschool tutoring program, as well as tutoring students struggling in college biology. Helping a student reach the point where they understand a difficult concept is the most rewarding part of...

...eleven years in the New Orleans public school system as an ELA teacher, a poetry teacher, an instructional coach of other teachers and a librarian. I also taught ancient mythology in an Integrated Humanities course at New Orleans' most premier liberal arts school. At the beginning of my youth work career, I was a camp...

...in sophomore year. This is where my love of teaching began. I have always been a passionate, involved student, and teaching allows me to share that fire with my students! My personal teaching philosophy is to treat all students with respect and empathy, and to cater to every individual's needs. I think with enough time...

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