Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors in Kendall, FL

Specializing in teaching Math and Science at all grade levels, I help in understanding the "hard" subjects.

...Broward County, Florida. I graduated from Florida International University with a BS in Biology, and while teaching in Florida I maintained certification to teach Biology and Math from grade levels 6-12 as well as middle schools sciences. I have 2 sons both of whom are in college, the second one I home-schooled. As a mother and a teacher I was and still now am able to challenge my sons daily with the curiosity needed to ensure...

...previously having trouble with. For the past four years, I have tutored in subjects such as Biology, Chemistry and Algebra. I was also a Corps Member for City Year, an education focused, nonprofit organization. I served at a middle school, where I was a Mentor and Tutor for numerous students. I understood the impact and importance of education for an individual and also for a community. In teaching and learning, hard work is the key...

...students quickly, and often keep in touch even after they have achieved their academic goals. During my sophomore, junior, and senior years in Undergraduate College, I was hired as a teaching assistant for introductory chemistry. I served as an anatomy teaching assistant for Physical Therapy and Physician Assistant students, over the course of one summer. I also worked as a private tutor for the University of Texas Learning Center at UT Austin

...help students learn complicated topics by being able to explain them simply and in your own words. I find that this way of learning is the best way to gain a full understanding. Difficult problems often have multiple ways of solving them. Figuring out the best way for each student to solve a problem can make anyone successful. In the near future I plan on attending medical school, and I look forward to helping other...

...Island. I attended undergrad at the State University of New York - Plattsburgh where I graduated magna cum laude with majors in Biology and Psychology. I worked for two years in clinical research in Neurology (and Neuro-Oncology), Cardiology (Electrophysiology), and Nephrology at Stony Brook University Hospital. I have tutored children and adults of all ages for many years helping them learn new concepts and skills. I have numerous resources that I have accrued over that...

...the basics of science. I also love to help kids to understand the world around them. I can teach basic genetics because it is a part of my educational background. I learned bacterial and human genetics at university Paris XII (License and Master degree). I know Mendel rules and the plasmid transfer in bacterial organism and the human heredity. I will be glad to help students through exercises and tests to discover the basic of...

...retaining information. I strive to do that for all of my students. I am also very patient and persistent. I put a great effort into explaining concepts until they are well understood. My method is basically dependent upon breaking down a concept into several smaller ideas. Some students might feel devastated or hopeless when it comes to a particular subject, so, I try to enhance their morale and attitude, giving them hope of improvement over...

My life has been spent in education, especially in the field of the medical sciences. I have been both the student and the professor for several years. Through these experiences I learned how to be a better student through teaching and a better teacher through listening to teachers. I hope to take the experiences, lessons, knowledge and passion I have gained over the years and pass it on to my students.... Every student learns in a different way. The important thing to do, just like in medicine, is listen first and then figure out the best course of action to work out for the best outcome.

As a medical school graduate with Masters in physiology I love to teach. Coming from a background where education and knowledge is thought to be the cornerstone of growth, I would like to devote my services to tutoring to remind myself where I came from and to continue to experience the giving of academia. If the student doesn't understand one way, try another... there's always a way.... I'd ask them exactly what their difficulty is. After finding out what it is that they do not know, I would try to explain the concept so that they may answer the question on their own.