Award-Winning High School Chemistry Tutors serving Arlington, TX

...from Dallas, Texas. I'm currently a freshman at Rice University studying Neuroscience and Psychology on the premed track. I am incredibly passionate about learning; my favorite subjects are science and history. I've tutored high school biology, middle school science, English, and math, as well as elementary school English, science, and math in the past. I'd also love to help students be successful at standardized testing such as the SAT and help students by editing essays,...

...especially passionate about biology and chemistry. These subjects are central to understanding the world around us, and I enjoy helping students connect complex ideas to real-life examples. I strive to make science more approachable by breaking concepts down clearly and patiently, adapting my style to each student's unique learning needs. As a current college student taking advanced science courses, I understand firsthand how overwhelming academics can be especially when support is harder to find outside...

...gained experience being a Teaching Assistant for neuroanatomy and working as a General Chemistry supplemental instruction (SI) leader for the student success center at the university. There, I held multiple sessions a week, reviewing concepts, and helping a group of students work together to solve challenging problems. I love helping students gain a passion for learning. My approach is to help my students gain a strong understanding of the fundamentals which will allow them to...

I believe learning should expand your curiosity and challenge you to grow. My job is to be a facilitator of learning, to break down complicated concepts into easily digestible material. I hope to get to help you soon!... Get to know them and their preferred learning style, as well as interests and struggles.... By facilitating lessons for creativity and inquiry.... Constant feedback is important to keep students motivated, as well as checking in with them for...

...and I want to prompt their memory. I try not to give a student the answer directly if I can help it. Even if I must prompt them all the way to the solution, it is valuable for the student to be given a logical framework, and the prompting helps them remember what questions to ask themselves when facing a similar problem in the future. If a student is having trouble conceptualizing something mechanistically, I...

...set laws, standards, morals, ethics, and so much more. To change the world requires much knowledge and wisdom. We have a brain with the capability to better this world, not only for ourselves, but for generations to come. So how far can one go without knowledge...? Knowledge is something each and every one of us must go after,and we must acquire it (with patience) little by little. Just as mountains are made pebble by pebble. We...

...a double major of urban studies and environmental studies. Before then I was a really big math and stem student, so I have a lot of expertise there. Last summer I helped create an environmental curriculum for high school students and have taught other kids about a variety of subjects. Point is that I am a student myself and I understand the struggle of learning new things, so I want to help other students overcome...

...a smarter place. My name is Marcus and I graduated from Tarleton State University with a Bachelor of science in biology and a minor in business management. I have been a full time student almost my entire life and i feel like not all teachers are fully understood and that tutors have the ability to provide an extra service to students to better help them understand what exactly they cannot comprehend from their teacher or...

I graduated from the University of North Texas. I received a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry with a minor in Biology and Math and science secondary education. I am a certified teacher, and I have been teaching chemistry for 2 years. I am very passionate about teaching and helping people understand a subject that I love dearly.

...that many dead-ends for these students can be resolved by going back to the most foundational principles. That's the beauty of math and science; 2 + 2 = 4, even when implementing a calculus equation. H2O makes water, no matter how many nucleophilic attacks are in the reaction. I'm here to help you see the 2+2 and the H2O underneath all the complex info. There are also basic principles that lie underneath questions on the...

...at Dallas. I will complete my Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering concluding the Fall 2020 semester, and I currently have a 3.84 GPA. I will continue my education and pursue my Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering afterward. I can tutor a wide range of math subjects including algebra, trigonometry, calculus 1, 2, and 3. I can also assist students in the math portion of standardized tests such as the SAT. As your tutor,...

...graduated from Guyer High School in 2020 as valedictorian and I currently attend the University of Notre Dame on a full academic scholarship. I'm a science business major on a pre-med track as of right now but I am also interested in pre-law. I love math and science and have a specific passion for chemistry. Outside of school I love working with animals and tutoring people. I also enjoy hiking and just about anything to...

...the details of biological processes using my whiteboard. Biology and chemistry make up the strongest part of my academic background. I have three years of research experience. I have worked in labs involving bacteriophage bioinformatics, yeast molecular genetics, and plant metabolomics. I have presented my research at numerous conferences, including the Spring Texas Branch of the American Society of Microbiology (ASM) Meeting, Wadsworth Center Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Symposium, UT Austin Fall Undergraduate Research...

...Secondly, as Fundraising Coordinator of HOSA (Health Occupations for Students of America), I have helped this organization gain money, by working a concession stand at the American Airlines Center by selling various foods and drinks. I believe my involvement in this club has helped raise enough money for future years to come! With this money, HOSA is able to attend a State/ National competitition in the US. Last year, at competition, I was able to...

...personalized instruction that builds on individual strengths while addressing areas for improvement. By establishing a foundation of trust and encouragement, I aim to instill confidence in my students, enabling them to overcome challenges and reach their full potential. Beyond academic knowledge, I also prioritize cultivating critical thinking, problem-solving, and lifelong learning skills in my students. I believe education extends far beyond textbooks, and I strive to foster curiosity and a love for learning that extends beyond...

...happened on both sides. There is a lot lot of planning and organization involved and I loved the challenge. I had to take into consideration styles of learning, pace of learning, and other factors that students needed in a tutor for the subjects they struggled to grasp. In doing so, I was able to create content to help light bulbs turn on in the fun interactive manner my predecessors had done for me. I look...

...on my face, I like to smell the wind coming from the ocean. I like to look at the clouds in the sky with a blank mind; I like to do thought experiment when I cannot sleep in the middle of the night. I believe in success through hard work & dedication. My motto in life is to If you want something, work hard & you will achieve it; there are no shortcuts. I enjoy...

...about a year and a half. My favorite subject to tutor is math because it is the most systematic and can easily be taught in a hands-on manner. However, I enjoy tutoring in all subjects. My tutoring style is patient, yet persistent. I believe that every student has the ability to comprehend material if it is explained in the right way, so I am creative in my approach to teaching until the student understands.

...I got to tutor in a variety of 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 engineering. Being a first generation college student myself, it was important for...

...am also skilled in tutoring elementary age Math. When I'm not studying at UNT I am usually reading a new book, playing a video game, or catching a new movie that is out. I've also been known to go camping from time to time. Overall, I just want to make sure that every session is productive, and that you walk away feeling like you were helped. I promise to be patient if you promise to...