Certified Tutors From The University of Texas at El Paso

I am centered on meeting my students where they are academically by connecting with their preferred learning styles and supporting their emotional and mental wellness.

...am also certified to teach General Education students who are in grades Kindergarten to the 6th grade. I worked as a teacher for 15 years and taught students with varying learning abilities and in all grade levels. My favorite subject is Reading. I've always loved to read and I believe once a student learns how...

...and purified Nsp10:Nsp16 Sars-CoV-2 Enzyme complex to test against several ligands of interest for therapeutic interests. I have also worked as a scribe and can build on prior experience as a Vice-President for a Pre-Medical Student club in my Undergraduate days and can provide some peer-to-peer career advice to Pre-Med and Pre-Science students or students...

...Mathematics. While attending UTEP, I was a Peer Mentor/Math Tutor for the Student Support Services Program (SSSP), where I would help students in the program understand their math coursework. I am passionate about mathematics and teaching others, and my goal is to one day become a math professor. I look forward to potentially working with...

Continual improvement and excellence are my main goal for myself and my students. I am here to guide you and provide you techniques to improve your grades and general learning abilities. I want to hear from you. Talk with you soon!

...educates aspiring musicians through his private voice studio. Daniel received his bachelor's degree in Music Education and his master's in Conducting from the University of Texas at El Paso. Daniel has performed in a variety of productions with the UTEP Dinner Theater, Opera UTEP, El Paso Opera, The Gilbert & Sullivan Company of El Paso,...

Effective teaching and mentoring are skills I continue to develop as a PhD neuroscientist, teacher, and person. Instruction, akin to neural circuits, is bidirectional and reciprocal. My teaching philosophy is predicated upon mutual respect, building confidence, and kindness. We learn from our students just as much as they learn from us, and our interactions shape...

...obtained a Masters in International Relations and Economics. At SAIS, I found that international development and economics were the topics that most fascinated me. While I tutor a broad of subjects, I am passionate about international development, Spanish, English as a Second Language (ESL), and math. I am a native a native Spanish speaker and...

...including the 34th Judicial District Attorney's Office, the El Paso City Attorney's Office, and most recently for a private corporate law firm named Dickinson-Wright PLLC. As you can probably guess, my area of expertise is law, with a specific focus on criminal law. I've always had a zealous attraction to justice and social reform, and...

...topics including Cal I, Anatomy, Chemistry, Pre-Cal, and Research writting. During my Master's, I was an assistant instructor, teaching BME 3303 (intro to biomedical engineering) and MME 4302 (Biomaterials). Here I got to use my extensive chemistry and biology background to teach college students about different materials and production methods for microfluidic devices or tissue...

...me to tailor lessons that build confidence and comprehension in subjects like elementary math and Spanish. Through interactive and engaging methods, I aim to foster a supportive learning environment where students can thrive. I have also volunteered with elementary-aged children, further solidifying my dedication to helping young learners succeed. It is my goal to inspire...

...confidence and critical thinking in my students. I believe that effective tutoring goes beyond content mastery; it's about inspiring students to engage deeply with the material and feel empowered in their learning journey. I am excited to help students not only succeed academically but also build skills they can apply in real-world scenarios.

...was honored by the students at UTEP to be named the outstanding new instructor in the Geology Department for '97-'98. My teaching philosophy centers on connecting academic subjects, particularly Earth Science, Physics, and U.S. Government, to students' lives, fostering a genuine interest in learning. I believe that tailored, one-on-one instruction is vital, as it allows...

...completed a minor in Mathematics. I am most passionate about mathematics, from subjects such as Pre-Algebra to Calculus 3. Though I do not have formal tutoring experience, I have aided fellow peers in furthering understanding of complex concepts; demonstrating patience and an affinity for breaking down material into digestible parts. My approach centers on identifying...