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...chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, and cell biology. After graduating I moved to NYC to pursue a Master's in Nutrition from the Institute of Human Nutrition at Columbia University (Disclaimer: I still indulge in McDonalds). I am now working as a clinical research assistant and am studying the effect of a weight drug on the cardiovascular and metabolic factors. In my spare time I like to snowboard at Okemo Mountain in Vermont, seek out awesome Thai...

...and I excel at teaching through explanations of why to help give a solid understanding of the topic rather than just feeding information to memorize. I like to read, especially fantasy, and I enjoy drawing, graphic design, and going to the beach on my spare time. I also enjoy a night watching Netflix and spending time with friends. I am comfortable to be around because I am friendly and can make people laugh and feel...

...do. I hope I can be of help to everyone I get to teach. I have a PhD in Molecular Biology and have always loved biology. I always believe that having a motivating and encouraging teacher can have an extremely positive impact on a student's life. I strive to be that teacher for my students. I take inspiration from some of my favorite teachers and how they helped me achieve my career goals. I would...

Hi I'm Kara! I graduated from Grinnell College in Iowa in May 2017 where I majored in biological chemistry. During college, I worked as a class mentor for 1st and 2nd-year biology classes. As a mentor, I helped during class time and lab, but I also held sessions twice weekly outside of class to review and teach the material. I really enjoy working with my peers on biology concepts.

...doing research for the Department of Defense. Ever since I was an undergrad, I've been a Teaching Assistant for courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. As an engineer and a scientist, I am most passionate about tutoring all levels of biology and math, and I enjoy helping students preparing for the SATs or GREs. I know that these tests can be a little scary and intimidating, but it's my job to help you...

...University of California, Santa Barbara in Neuroscience and my MS degree from Tulane in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I am very active and love to take advantage of this amazing city with my friends. My favorite courses in college were neuroendocrinology and psychology. What I've learned in med school about the process of learning is that one needs to approach the material in a way that makes the most sense for that individual. Whether it's...

...found the most joy in learning from my mentors and being a mentor for others. Without that instruction, I wouldn't be where I am today. I find this instruction so valuable, and am particular interested in providing that instruction for areas of study relating to medicine, such as biology and life sciences. I believe in a collaborative method of teaching, where the instructor and student express concerns and level of understanding openly to work together...

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...The nature of my major is such that I am taking classes in and have experience with STEM (medicine), the humanities (literature) and social sciences (society). I have a good deal of experience teaching grades 4-9: before attending Columbia, I took a gap year, throughout which I assistant taught middle school math and science, focusing on basic genetics. I also teach through Columbia via an organization called Peer Health Exchange, which allows me to work...

...University studying Biology and Public Health. I love teaching, and I'm so excited to work with you! My teaching style is mostly about building strong foundational knowledge, filling understanding gaps, and using those skills to develop higher-level thinking and understanding that's often found on tests. My goal is to make sure you understand every concept clearly, so we can go at whatever pace you need to get you where you need to be!

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...and Evolutionary Biology, and also had a focus on writing in my undergraduate studies. Prior to entering graduate school, I worked as a 5th and 6th-grade teacher at a residential science school in Southern California. I then worked as an outdoor educator in Rocky Mountain National Park where I designed and taught classes on biology, natural history, and conservation for students aged 5 to 50 (and everywhere in between!). I also have experience as a...

...the opportunities I have had thus far, such as tutoring Statistical Analysis and Principles of Biology I at the college level and GED math to underprivileged students in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Currently, I tutor high school math, including Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and Pre-Calculus, as well as high school Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. I also enjoy tutoring college level Biology, which consists of topics that are essential to my future career as a medical professional. In addition...

...into my first classroom, I knew that education was my calling. I am excited to share my knowledge and experiences with you and to support you in your own academic journey. As a current student at Hamilton College I have immersed myself in both my studies and various teaching opportunities. My academic background is in Neuroscience, where I have developed a deep understanding and appreciation for biology, math and reading. My coursework has equipped me...

...was many people's go to guy to help explain difficult problems. I personally like to deconstruct problems in to smaller chunks and explain each part individually. Then, we will put them all back together and come up with a solid solution. Understanding how you got an answer is much more important than just answering a question. My best subject is biology but, I'm pretty good with most of the sciences and math. I look forward...

...For my next step, I am attending a Masters of Public Health program at Rutgers University. Being a peer tutor in both high school and college, I have a lot of experience tutoring. In college, I tutored many classes inside the biology and chemistry disciplines. I also have experience tutoring elementary school aged children in English and Mathematics. From these experiences, I have learned that to have success as a tutor, having a rapport with...

...a graduate student at New York University pursuing a Master's of Science in Biology. Throughout my undergraduate career I extensively tutored students in biology, chemistry, and organic chemistry. At NYU, I am currently a teaching adjunct for introductory biology labs and continue to tutor students in biology and chemistry. Through my experiences, I have developed a love of teaching and want to pursue a career in biology education. Biology and Chemistry are my favorite subjects...

...ACT, SAT, and MCAT, I am dedicated to helping students reach their full academic potential. As a valedictorian and 4.0 GPA student from Stony Brook University, I bring a passion for learning and a commitment to excellence to every tutoring session. I have been a tutor for just over 5 years, including private tutoring, group tutoring, and teaching assistant positions. Please reach out if you need help and I look forward to working with you!

...in Introductory Chemistry courses and, soon thereafter, progressed to Organic, Quantitative and Thermodynamic Chemistry. I enjoyed my interaction with the students so much that, after graduating, I decided to adjunct lecture at a community college. There, I welcomed the exciting challenge of engaging adult learners in an introductory biology course with labs. Recently, I have garnered some extensive private experience tutoring middle to high-school age students in Algebra, Geometry, ELA, Chemistry and Biology, as an...

...the idea sounds simple, it takes years and years of experience to master. After teaching for a while, I realized something important within myself. While some may view teaching as a "job," I personally see it as a way to express my passion. In other words, I don't see teaching as a simple career but rather a way of life that I cannot do without. Therefore, I for one employ the opportunity to teach others...