Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors serving Bowie, MD

...performance to ensure that they, the students, accomplish their educational goals, meet their expectations and objectives and are prepared for their individual career choices. In todays society the educator provides students with access to knowledge, allow for discovery and the application of their knowledge, rather than being seen as the authority or the primary source...

...molecular mechanisms of microbial pathogens at Medical Research Institutions and Universities around the world. I have lived in three countries, have numerous friends from different cultures, and have traveled extensively throughout Europe and Scandinavia. I believe in providing students with a comfortable environment where they have the confidence to ask questions and not be afraid...

...is to create a friendly and comfortable environment that promotes open discussion. I encourage students to ask as many questions as they like, to fully understand concepts. Each student has the potential to improve their knowledge and skills and I'm committed to helping them do that, and to push them to excel in a way...

...University of Maryland Baltimore County, the honors college of Maryland. I majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Post undergrad, I am now matriculating through a post-baccalaureate program at Temple University Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry. As an advocate for healthcare equality in urban and rural communities, I have aspirations of becoming an Oral Maxillofacial...

...to eventually receive my PhD in Bioinformatics. I believe that learning is all about asking questions. The most important skill we can develop as students and people is to realize the things that we do not know and find ways to ask questions about them. Whatever these things are, they are most certainly different for...

...advance their skills in organic chemistry and immuno fields. My tutoring style incorporates a combination of guided mini lectures and practice problems to help students build confidence in their skills in high school and university level science. I strongly believe that guiding students with foundational knowledge in chemistry and biology is important for growing their...

...Environmental Health Sciences at Columbia University. For three years while studying at Hopkins I tutored many university students in calculus-based physics, but I am also well-versed in biology, chemistry, and the GRE. I am someone that finds purpose in working with and helping others, which is why I love tutoring. I also believe everyone deserves...

...education is an invaluable gift. Helping others to learn has always been something that I love to do! In college, I became a peer educator to broaden my horizons within teaching. I held weekly workshops and classes that people in my community could attend to earn extra credit in their university-approved classes. My supervisors on...

...the most invaluable gift we can give our children and I hope that my teaching can have a significant impact on my students' lives. What is most wonderful about teaching to me, however, is how tremendously rewarding a profession it is. In my free time I enjoy reading, exercising and playing soccer with my two...

...a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, creating costumes for a local ballet company, sewing, knitting, and walking our local trails.

...and graduate school. I attended Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania where I received my Bachelor's of Science degree in the Health Sciences major. Additionally, I have since received my Master's degree in Physiology and Biophysics from Georgetown University. I specialize in science and math, particularly biology and physiology. I am also very familiar with the MCAT....

...a priority to cater my tutoring style to the needs of the individual. I worked in lab, classroom, and clinical settings to grasp psychological and health concepts throughout my undergrad time. However, I also hold a passion for writing and helping people get their voices across! In addition, I am interested in research sciences and...

...My teaching philosophy centers on tailoring each session to the student's unique learning style, fostering a supportive environment where they feel encouraged to ask questions and engage actively. Currently pursuing my undergraduate degree in biochemistry and molecular biology, I bring a strong foundation in the sciences and effective communication to every tutoring session. Tutoring allows me...

...navigate the complexities of advanced calculus, I have embraced each opportunity to make a difference in someone's educational journey. One of my core beliefs is that every student has the ability to succeed, given the right support and encouragement. I strive to create a positive and engaging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions...

...that information, and how to make an informed decision based on their understanding of the issues. Objective 3: Students should understand that biological issues are interconnected with economics, politics, history, and culture and should be addressed in context. Objective 4: Students should be actively engaged in the learning process. Outside of academia, I am an...

...more "fun" parts of my application. It was great to see how my students could eventually come around to seeing standardized tests as a puzzle, rather than a chore. I've since spent several semesters as an Introductory Chemistry TA during my undergrad at Amherst College, where I majored in Biochemistry and Biophysics, magna cum laude....

...and have been described as patient and charismatic. My tutoring subjects include basic math from K-12, College Algebra, AP Psychology, and Genetics. My favorite subject to tutor is algebra. Although I'm a science major, I have a secret love for math and absolutely love tutoring in it. Outside of academics, I have a plethora of...

...speaker representing the Latinx population at UofM. Furthermore, I played rugby throughout college (as a Forward) and loved every minute of it! Eventually becoming captain, I felt I missed rowing quite a bit. So, on my last year of studies, I decided to coach for the local high school's rowing club in Michigan, becoming the...

...tutoring elementary children. I have recently returned back to the United States from studying abroad where I learned my third language, Spanish. I have spent my life living and attending schools in different countries to which has taught me a plethora of life lessons. My favorite lesson relating to learning is to never let "schooling"...

...and graduate students in their research pursuits. Additionally, I also have a profound passion for teaching students from elementary to high school levels. I am deeply fascinated by the field of life sciences and am eager to share my passion with young students to help them understand and appreciate the wonders of biology in the...