Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors in Lakewood, CO

...Obviously the sciences are where my tutoring strengths lie, especially in Biology, Anatomy, and Physiology. Don't be fooled, though! I'm also great with English, essay writing, and grammar. Plus, I'm a not-so-secret history buff, especially when it comes to European History. I've also got quite a bag of tricks when it comes to study tips, organization, and balancing studying with life. I got my start in tutoring during my undergraduate studies at DU. I was...

...about studying and tutoring all areas of Math, Science, and Literature, I believe Algebra and basic Chemistry form a strong foundation for anyone considering a career in science. Through my service with Americorps, in which I provided 300 hours of tutoring to the schools in my community, I found that many difficulties students have in math and science subjects stem from a misunderstanding of basic mathematics. I also found this to be true while I...

...teaching health science graduate students and enjoy applying my molecular biology skills of executing and designing experiments and problem solving. Most of my student contact has been one-on-one and structured to suit each student’s laboratory and language skills. It’s all about using the fundamental knowledge base to approach challenging problems. Every student learns at their own pace, but if the teacher has patience and the student perseveres, their goals can be reached.

I recently graduated with a Master's Degree in Biomedical Science at CSU. As a result, I am very familiar with undergraduate level and high school level science material. I have experience as a substitute teacher and as a swimming lesson instructor. As a result, I am very patient and work really hard to try to explain the information in a way that my students will understand. I am creative and try to make learning fun.

...even though I rarely have time! I have tutored many different types of students in the various subjects outlined in my profile. Some people are more visual/auditory/participating learners, which I have adapted to over time as a TA and private tutor. I feel that it is my duty to not only give you the information but to make sure that you understand to the point that you could teach it to someone else.

...in the hard sciences and I try to learn more every day. I have been teaching, mentoring, and tutoring for the last six years. I started my mentoring with the Denver Urban Debate League (an inner-city debate league for underprivileged students). There I have judged and coached debate and was awarded with the 2012 "Judge of the Year" award. I have been commended for my public speaking ability and my ability to help others with...

...Biology. In high school I tutored underclassman and I really enjoyed it. I enjoy helping others learn and understand items they found difficult in school. As someone who has difficulty learning things in a conventional matter, I can appreciate help from different approaches. I understand that everyone learns in their own unique way and I hope that I can work with your student to find the best way to teach to him/her.

...My experiences are pretty extensive. I tutored many college students in many different classes at Metro State for three years. I then started to tutor all grade levels while going to school to get my teaching license. Once I received that, I proceeded to both tutor Science and English as well as substitute teach science in Jeffco Public Schools. I am also a mother of a very active preteen boy. So I certainly know my...

...Cellular Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Physiology, and General Biology. I generally like to teach biology by first explaining it, pointing out examples, demonstrating how a concept works via drawing, and asking questions along the way to gage and deepen a student's understanding of material. Outside of studying biology, I enjoy watching baseball, basketball, soccer, and football. I also like to swim, bike, run, water ski, snow ski, and read various books in my spare time.

...instructor, a swim coach, and a camp counselor and director. In my academic career, teaching was one of my favorite parts of graduate school. The most fun and gratifying aspect of teaching for me is working with students to identify their edge of learning, to establish a familiarity with the material in a way that helps them own the subject, achieve mastery, and experience their own success. When I teach, I enjoy fusing my passion...