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...to learn as much as I can about a variety of subjects. I currently work for MD Anderson Cancer Center in their Radiation Physics department. We perform output calibrations for particle accelerators that give radiation therapy to patients. I plan on continuing my education to become a medical physicist. Although I am passionate about science and mathematics, it didn't always come easy for me. Some things made sense at first, some things just didn't. But...

Hi, I'm Mike. My background is in chemistry, biology, and chemical engineering. As a tutor my goal is to assist every student in finding their individual learning style. By finding their individual learning style, I believe each student will perform much better by knowing the best way they learn and using methods to assit them to do well in any subject.... In a first session with a student, I would like to get to know more about the student and the challenges the student faces with the subject. Also, I determine how the student likes to learn.

...at the University of Texas at Austin, where I tutored 20-30 students twice weekly on freshmen general chemistry. I love working with people and really enjoy teaching others. I also will be tutoring MCAT prep for students preparing for medical school. I previously took the test in January of 2016 and self-studied. I am very committed to helping pre-medical students reach their goals. Stats: B.S. Human Biology, Focus: Immunity and Pathogenesis GPA: 3.9 MCAT Scores:...

...master any subject, using tutors as a tool to help them grow and develop in the scholarly world. My experience working with students is diverse. I have been a TA for three years, working with students in Introductory Biology, Biostatistics and Evolutionary Biology. Furthermore, I have worked as a tutor for students from primary school to college, and I have worked as a test prep instructor for a major test prep company. As a student,...

Along with my complete knowledge of the subjects, as evidenced by my academic success, I believe that my past experience would also factor in to why I'd be a great tutor. I worked as a science tutor for my university, and I was also a laboratory teaching assistant, positions that require many of the necessary skills a professional tutor must have. ... I believe that you must understand the big picture before you can begin learning the specifics. We must first understand the "why" before we can move on to the "how," and I always encourage my students to develop a conceptual understand rather than rote memorization.

...from Wayne State University, and a MPH and PhD from Walden University in Public Health specializing in Epidemiology. I also am ABD (All But Dissertation) from UT-Austin in Zoology. I have taught full-time for over 25 years, and have retired from academia to pursue other interests. I really enjoy teaching students and sharing my knowledge to enhance the understanding of others. I have taught a wide variety of topics, but focused mainly on Human Anatomy...

...received a Bachelor of Science in Biology with honors. I worked for my University's Science Learning Resource Center, tutoring biology, anatomy and physiology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, and social sciences. I subsequently did a post baccalaureate research internship at the National Institutes of Mental Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Currently I am in my 4th year of medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch. Throughout my medical training I have gained extensive teaching experience. I...

I am a great tutor because I address the content differently than it is explained from the book, in school and online. I believe every student can learn and is capable of understanding the most complex material if it is taught in the way a student learns. I love raising animals, sports and reading.... Every student can be successful!... Ask questions about how the student learns and which subjects are easier than others.... Encourage and motivate them, and allow them to make small advances until it becomes natural, then increase the complexity.

...right formula, and it is a universal subject taught the same way throughout the world. I also love science because it is the core of our makeup as human beings down right to the trillions of cells in our bodies and explains the world around us at large. In particular, with my medical training I have acquired the knowledge and skills to also teach graduate level medical sciences such as physiology, anatomy, and pathology. With...

...and passions help me break things down into components and craft lesson examples that help reveal conceptual components easily. I enjoy creating and customizing teaching that is best tailored to the unique characteristics of a person's personality and situation. Not only will I seek to help students understand concepts, I also focus on giving them the tools to think, problem solve and make decisions on their own. I encourage critical thinking over brute force memorization.