Current student at New York University pursuing a degree in Nutrition & Dietetics on a Pre-Medical track. Experience as a math and science tutor in high school. Graduated from Clear Springs High School. Looking to go to medical school following undergrad.
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...study, because I have struggled as a student and know what it takes to improve significantly. My experience working with students has been positive as we work one-on-one and set goals with realistic expectations. I received my medical education (M.D.) from the American University of Antigua in the West Indies and undergraduate education from the University of Massachusetts (BSc). I matriculated into family medicine residency and am working towards medical education goals. I tutor for...
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Learning should happen in a fun and supportive environment. Each student learns their own way and needs a different level of help, which is why I cater each lesson to the students specific needs and learning style. The right tutor can change the way one student feels about learning and accepting challenges.
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...for 20 plus years. I am a hardworking individual who strives to achieve the best in all areas, and I am always eager to learn new skills about advancements in my career areas. I am a positive role model and I believe that everyone deserves to build upon their knowledge and continue to learn within their areas of interest. As a self motivated individual, I am keen to follow my dream within this new industry...
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...of Science in neuroscience from the University of Texas at Dallas. My passion for STEM began in middle school, where I competed in math and science contests, and it has since evolved into a love for teaching. In high school, I tutored elementary and middle school students, focusing on mathmy favorite subject. Whether teaching academic or clinical concepts, I believe everyone can learn when given the right approach. I'm deeply committed to education's role in...
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...With 5+ years of experience in tutoring, I specialize in Medicne and Science related subjects, and I am committed to creating a supportive and engaging learning environment for every student. I believe that learning should be an enjoyable and empowering experience. My teaching approach is student-centered, focusing on individual learning styles and adapting lessons to meet each student's unique needs. Whether you're looking to improve your grades, deepen your understanding of a subject, or prepare...
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...animals. During my time as a vet tech, I oversaw many vet tech students and interns and loved to teach. I realized I wanted to pursue a higher level of education, and I graduated with a BSN from Maryville University in 2017. I also just finished my MSN/FNP program. I remember struggling with some subjects in undergrad and using tutors, which ended up being super helpful. I understand how stressful school can be. I prefer...
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Hi! I'm Lily, a third year medical student doctor, passionate in all things STEM. As someone that has personally navigated the emotional aspects of demanding course loads, important exams, and extracurriculars, I seek to create connection while implementing learning strategies that have helped me to succeed.
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...in Physician Assistant studies. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Respiratory Care with which I practiced as a Respiratory Therapist with focus in Adult critical Care. I have several certifications and I am a certified clinical simulations instructor. While I tutor a broad range of courses, I am passionate about Algebra, biology, anatomy & physiology, Medical terminology, medicine, ACLS, BLS,NRP, Respiratory board exams prep and pharmacology. Assisting students through tutoring is a desire...
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...on a few private tutoring jobs, with someone of Japanese descent, as well as a couple students who were of Mexican descent. I worked at an autism spectrum school for about four years as a direct care staff person. I taught Spanish to two adolescents while there. I also experienced growth myself, as I had not realized how important socialization is to learning. As you may or may not know, socialization is a big barrier...
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...George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. I am currently applying into a surgical specialty for residency and have been inducted to the Alpha Omega Alpha national medical honor society. I will be available for recurring tutoring sessions in the DC area! I have extensive experience tutoring students of all age ranges from elementary through undergraduate years in both classwork, test prep, and writing both privately and for various universities/test prep centers. I...
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...students for the RD exam but I am happy to help with any nutrition-related course/classwork and provide guidance to students aiming to match with dietetic internships as well. I can also help with resume preparation, mock interviews, and general guidance throughout the DICAS application process. My favorite course to tutor are Medical Nutrition Therapy because of my clinical and clinical nutrition research background and RD exam prep. I currently hold a Bachelor of Arts Degree...
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...a diabetic and had to take insulin. She also an amputee resulting from her illness. When she passed, I knew that it was a passion of mine to care for others. I started off in caregiving once I graduated from high school. Then immediately knew what I wanted to do with my career. I enrolled in a medical assisting program and graduated in late 2009. I have been working in the Healthcare Industry ever since....
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I graduated with a Masters in Science with a concentration in Biology and Infectious Disease. I currently work in Infection Control at Crouse Hospital. I taught Anatomy & Physiology II at OCC in Spring 2024.
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...in 2020. I then attended the University of Pittsburgh, earning a Master of Science in Sports Medicine. During my time at Pitt, I gained invaluable experience as a teaching assistant for both graduate and undergraduate courses. My time as a teaching assistant, in conjunction with my 6 years of volleyball coaching experience, has facilitated my desire to become a tutor. I enjoy forming relationships with individuals while helping them achieve their full potential.
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...well as a strong background in it. I love helping and pushing others to get the grades that they deserve. From my Alevels, I have lot of personal experience as well as experience from tutoring for 2 years. I am passionate about tutoring and I adapt my teaching based on the personality and learning styles of each of my students. I use analogy and daily practical examples to help students relate to subjects taught which...
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...on so if I am your tutor you will get 110 percent support from me and then more. We will have a great partnership to get you to your desired wants and goals. Two key components to my teaching tutoring is responsible and, commitment, "SAY WHAT YOU MEAN AND DO WHAT YOU SAY". My present job is I work for the Veterans Affairs as a Telehealth Clinical Technician it's such a rewarding job I love...
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...Technology. I have been helping students in the Surgical Tech program for 4 years as well. My last year of school i tutored students in all subjects. Then for the past 3 years i have been a preceptor to students while they are in their clinical rotations. i absolutely love my job, and now i want to help you love what you do as well. It is hard work and takes dedication, motivation and discipline...
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I am passionate about helping every student reach their full potential. I love learning and helping others to learn. I have been teaching nursing for 6 years. 20 years experience as a nurse. I have a MSN in nursing leadership and as an advance practice nurse practitioner.
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Approaching the field of medicine can be hugely intimidating. Many students find it overwhelming to process the diversity of new terms, jargon, and unfamiliar language common in the field. Students are expected to, seemingly overnight, become familiar with and use these concepts. In fact, in many ways, learning medicine is like learning another language. Repetition, diligent study, and application are the keys to success in mastering medical terminology. A frequently overlooked aspect of learning medical terminology, however, is the importance of context. Simply trying to memorize a list of medical terms and their meanings is a recipe for disaster for many students. Instead, it is often much more efficient to apply the terminology that you are learning to tangible things. For example, you can simply memorize a list of the names of the nerves in the foot, but it can be much easier to retain this information if you see pictures of the structures and have some appreciation for their function.
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Are you currently being challenged in a class on medical terminology? Perhaps you are taking another course, where your background in medical terminology is not providing you the foundation you need to excel. Maybe you are beginning a research endeavor in a laboratory or clinic that requires you to converse effectively about medical practices. No matter what your situation, medical terminology tutoring can help you in your academic and professional life. In fact, in working with an instructor, you have the flexibility to maximize your efficiency by focusing on just the content that you find difficult. For this reason, private lessons are one of the most efficient ways to supplement classroom-based learning.
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Recent Medical Terminology Tutoring Session Notes
This is actually for a 30 minute session to wrap up the student's hours. I absolutely loved working with her and her family. They were so sweet, and the student made amazing strides in the past few months. Her confidence has grown, and she seems to have a much better grasp of grammar and sentence structure!
The student continues to work on finding appropriate sources for her research paper. She was able to find several new articles online which discuss her paper topic in detail. We read through them and selected quotes for her to use in her paper.
We reviewed the student's most recent practice test, focusing on the more difficult math questions in Test 5. We also worked on outlines for the sample essays. I emphasized the importance of using specific examples to support her theses, rather than vague aphorisms or general principles. We also worked on vocabulary. We have one more meeting scheduled before her test, and we will try to go over a final practice test, as well as do more practice at outlining essays.
The student re-worked the practice test on reading comprehension and verbal reasoning. He did very well this time. He showed this time that he has the potential to make high marks on the ISEE test. He created a rough draft of his initial essay. He re-wrote the essay the last 17 min of the session. Next session he will complete the quantitative reasoning and mathematical achievement of the test.
The student expressed some concern about the essay section, so most of today was devoted to scaffolding the proper process for the writing sample. Referring back to the basic outline format we had worked out earlier, I took him through a sample essay. First we examined how to read the prompt and devise a response that he could write about in detail. We also talked a bit about "being your own thesaurus," and varying word choice to make the essay more agreeable to the grader. We ended the session with some more brief vocabulary work; the student's reading comprehension is excellent, but I recommended more independent examination of his prep book to shore up vocab blind spots.
We reviewed chapter 8.1 through 8.4, which covers right triangles and trigonometry. We started by reviewing right triangles, the similarities in right triangles, and solving problems using this theorem. Other topics covered in this section were finding geometric means. We also reviewed the trigonometric ratios and solved problems using these. She was able to answer all the questions we reviewed in the workbook she had as well as other questions that I picked from the book. I feel that she has a good grasp of these concepts thus far and she should do well on her upcoming test.