Award-Winning Physiology Tutors in Irving, TX

...to share my interests with others. My favorite subjects are Biology and other Human Science courses because I think it is very interesting to discover how our bodies work. I like to introduce a topic slowly, so that it doesn't seem daunting. I also like using real-life examples so the topic is understood and not just memorized. I am an enthusiastic, friendly person who enjoys dancing, crafting, watching sports and spending time outside with friends,...

...learning specialists and others to enhance my educational strategies and techniques, as well as my time management and organizational skills. I am skilled at evaluating student's needs as well as teacher expectations and testing styles to ensure that the student not only learns the information but can reproduce it successfully in the format necessary for the class. Above all, I am creative and great at listening and communicating, so I can adapt my style to...

...years, the following points of emphasis come to mind. 1. All students are individuals. They deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. This is a shared responsibility. 2. Love of the subject and knowledge of the subject I am teaching go a long way to imparting the true excitement of learning. I have mastered many fields and work to intersperse "real-world" examples into my teaching. 3. A Russian author said, "You can teach anything...

...learned through experience to harness that potential. In high school, I was an active member of the Debate Team which taught me how to lead and assist my younger peers. Although I tutor a broad range of subjects, I have seen most advancement in my students in the subjects of English/Language Arts and Math. Whether it is SAT Test Prep for Critical Reading and Math or it is AP English or AP Calc homework from...

...Dallas, as a pre-requisite for entry into medical school. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate education, I have had the privilege of tutoring students of various grade levels. My tutoring strength lies in being able to adjust my tutoring style to a student's learning style. Some students may require written notes, while others may prefer conceptual teaching. Certain students require additional homework and assignments while others might be self-motivated. As someone who has tutored for about...

...including sports, music, art, literature, history, movies, and even television shows. In addition to extensive personal travel in both the United States and abroad, I was an exchange student at Sheffield University in England during college. All of these experiences have provided me with many opportunities to learn about and form friendships with people from many different backgrounds and cultures. As a tutor, I try to use my experiences and areas of interest to find...

...years while beginning my graduate program at Texas Woman's University. Currently, I am focused on my graduate studies and training as a future School Psychologist, and I am working on several research projects pertaining to children with learning disabilities and deficits in executive functions (particularly working memory). In the spring of 2015, I will teach an undergraduate course in developmental psychology at Texas Woman's University. I have also previously tutored with several different organizations and...

...amazes me everyday, I believe I can instill the same love and understanding of the subject in my students. I use everyday examples that are around us to explain difficult concepts. Even though I don't speak greek or latin, I teach my students basic terminologies that goes a long way in understanding the science. I have two Master's degrees in Public Health and biotechnology, and had perfect GPA, I can give pointers on getting excellent...

...I don't want to let the students down or be the reason they choose not to pursue those classes in college. I know that one bad experience can turn you off from a subject for forever, and I hope to never be the reason a student chooses not to pursue certain subjects. I have held jobs as a waitress and a research assistant. I also volunteer on a regular basis with a set schedule, so...

...from a human body donor was a life changing experience. It filled me with a deep respect for the knowledge I was gaining, and I spent months learning everything possible from my donor. It took a great deal of time and dedication to reach proficiency in that level of anatomy, but challenges are just opportunities to reach new heights. My teaching experience began as an undergraduate student at UT Dallas. I tutored for Neuropharmacology as...