Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors in Sarasota, FL

...Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. While at USF, I spent two years as a part of the Chemistry Society's Tutoring Center, where I helped my fellow classmates with their classes and coursework, primarily with general and organic chemistry. During my time at the Tutoring Center, I found that I really enjoyed helping students understand their studies. I have always had a passion for helping others. In my time with the tutoring center, I earned the...

I am a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Education is one of the most import aspects of my life. From a young age I understood and valued everything education has to offer, with this enthusiasm I enjoy helping others see their true potential. With an integrative and interactive approach tailored to each student I believe I can help motivate students and encourage them to be the best they can be. ... I believe in project-based...

...even when tutoring very complex topics. I only include important components and avoid long-winded explanations. Students find my positivity to be uplifting and encouraging. I also pride myself on having great attention to detail and am very diligent. During our lessons, I'll work with you on a concept until I believe you have a firm grasp on it before moving on. I always try to include advice that'll be sure to help you on similar...

"The only way to achieve the impossible is to believe it is possible" -Alice in Wonderland. My name is Emily and I am currently enrolled at Johns Hopkins University as a Full-Time Graduate Student. I plan to receive my Master of Science in Biotechnology this upcoming Spring 2019. June 4, 2017: Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry with a minor in Chemistry from Elmira College.

...biochemistry, medicine, nursing, anatomy, physiology, pathology, systems analysis, computer programming, computer graphics, 3D graphics, animation and other related topics.My diversity of interests is the result of invention and the need to know which allows it to occur. I have worked with many of the pioneers of the digital revolution and in addition to teaching, my non-academic interests are eclectic; 3D animation, auto racing (formula, drag & NASCAR), sailing & cruising, rockets, robotics, recording, photography, medical imagery...

...Originally I went to school to study biology and received my undergraduate degree in the field. However, I chose to pursue education and completed my Masters of Education in Curriculum and Instruction shortly after. Helping students achieve their goals and set even higher ones thereafter is the whole reason I wanted to be a part of education; the sense of accomplishment students exhibit when they finally succeed is the greatest feeling for me personally as...

...to help students remember the content, including mnemonic devices, pictures and charts. I tutor subjects in the sciences including Microbiology, Biology, Anatomy, Genetics, and Physiology, as well as math courses including pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Geometry, My favorite subjects to tutor are the biological sciences (biology, anatomy, physiology) because I am very familiar with the content. My tutoring style consists of reviewing weaknesses in subjects, and emphasizing strengths. I believe it is important in building a...

...Microbiology and Cell Science at the University of Florida. While at UF I worked in a research laboratory identifying genes involved in the biosynthesis of flavor volatiles in strawberry. I've been tutoring on and off for the past 6 years and have an expertise in molecular genetics, biology, chemistry, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. While earning my A.S. I was captain of the Santa Fe College brain bowl team -- a competitive collegiate quiz tournament.

...Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. While pursuing my degrees I have dabbled in a variety of academic interests, including Spanish, creative writing, and a little bit of film studies. As a member of the USF Chemistry Society, I have found it incredibly rewarding to be able to tutor students in science and mathematics, allowing me to learn how to work with students and their individual study habits. During my time at USF I have learned...

...I believe it is vital to find out what works for each, and also what interests we have. As an old cliche my teachers always instilled in me, one will always be more open to learning if they find the material relatable and exciting, and that is the best advice I have been given as a tutor over the years. With previous experiencing tutoring nursing students, and high school/middle school students, I find each age...