Award-Winning Physiology Tutors in Louisville, KY

...riding my bike/jogging in Cherokee park in the Highlands of Louisville. I'd like to get back into practicing yoga some time soon. I have completed all coursework in the Physiology PhD program, maintaining a 4.0+ GPA and am now dedicated to full time research in Dr. Jay Hoying's Lab at the Cardiovascular Innovation Institute. My academic specialties are Biology, Physiology, Cell Biology, Biostatistics and am proficient in mathematics including Algebra I and II. When I'm...

...the skills I believe students need to succeed in school. For example, I emphasize problem solving and understanding the theory behind a problem rather than just rote memorization. I believe in teaching a student how to approach learning in a way that stays with them long after they are done with their course. Outside of academia, I enjoy anything active such as playing soccer, long-distance running, and practicing yoga. When I'm not working or working...

...I maintained that job for one year until I graduated. I am also a certified MCAT/ACT instructor. Additionally, I've spent over one year as a tutor at the tutoring center at Loyola University Chicago. I enjoy tutoring one-on-one much more than group instructing. I find that my teaching style varies from student to student, however, I often employ the Socratic method, and I am still a believer in old school liberal arts methodologies, namely using...

...first experience with tutoring. I am currently a volunteer at the University of Minnesota Masonic Children's Hospital, and I help patients and siblings with homework and reading there, as well. I am passionate about the life sciences and the French language, and I love helping others foster a deeper understanding in these two particular subjects! I also genuinely enjoy algebra and statistics and am quite the grammarian. From preschool to college, I actually loved going...

...Rice University, with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology and a Minor in Biochemistry and Cell Biology. I love the learning process, and I love helping others discover their love for learning also. I think that education should not be viewed as a chore, but as an exciting opportunity to learn more about the world we live in. I have always loved science, and my favorite subjects to tutor are Biology, Chemistry, and Anatomy. My...

...the 2013-2014 cycle for medical school candidacy. My personal goals are to go to medical school and complete my medical education to become a successful physician in the state of Georgia. I am very driven to succeed and have worked hard to achieve success thus far. I have a track record of success with the students I have worked with, and their improvements range from time management to higher scores on examinations. My tutoring methods...

...a student in high school. My strongest areas are in any of the sciences and any math classes. I majored in Engineering and minored in Business and am currently applying to medical school. I try to make school as fun and interesting as possible for my students and break down difficult concepts well so any student can succeed. I put a lot of effort into developing a friendly and strong relationship with my students that...

...yawns and shivering fear at the seemingly unattainable knowledge held within them. However, I think they are just very misunderstood, and that when properly addressed can reveal a whole new and exciting world for so many people. Especially for students trying to figure out what they want in life! I've done some really interesting research at ASU. Before that though, believe it or not, I was dead set on becoming a musician and living my...

...multiplication table, I have had a passion for learning and for making learning enjoyable and even fun. As a tutor, I hope to share my love for math and science with my students. I have an approachable, easygoing demeanor and I like working with others. I also consider myself to be very well organized. I am an Atlanta native who just recently moved back to Georgia after graduating magna cum laude from Wellesley College. I...

...on to get my PhD and then become a professor at a University, OR working in the medical field for a while and then applying for Physician Assistant school. Whatever path I take, you can bet that it will involve more school and more science! I decided to apply to become a tutor because I really do love education. I know that having a warm, compassionate person to help you with difficult subjects can make...