Award-Winning Physiology Tutors in Maple Grove, MN

...approach does not work for everyone, so I look for solutions from all angles. I graduated from the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and a minor in English. I went on to receive my Masters in medical physiology at Loyola University Chicago. I tutor a wide range of subjects including SAT test preparation, Biology, Math, Chemistry, English and Literature. Although I enjoy tutoring all subjects, I especially enjoy tutoring the...

...at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities studying Genetics, Cell Biology and Development. After graduation, I will attend medical school (where is still being determined), where my goal is to become an academic physician who both cares for patients and educates residents and medical students. My favorite subjects are biology and chemistry, but I enjoy physics and humanities courses as well. My teaching experience includes teaching and tutoring summer school math (and doing some test prep...

...name is Meghann. I earned my B.S. in Biochemistry from UCLA and my Ph. D. in Molecular Biology from the University of Southern California. I've tutored high school, college and masters students privately for eight years, and I've taught college biology and anatomy & physiology. I love all things biology- and chemistry- related. To prove it, I invite you to check out my blog, where I teach people how to do science in their kitchens:...

...of hard work and asking questions to achieve where you want to get to. I firsthand know the value of asking for help when you don't understand something, having spent a lot of time throughout college in professor's offices or with groups of students struggling through a concept, but felt very accomplished once all the pieces came together and was grateful to those who helped me. My hope is to return that favor to individuals...

...Minnesota medical student. I have earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Music from the College of Saint Benedict and Masters of Science in Physiology and Biophysics from Georgetown University and was a professor of Anatomy and Physiology prior to medical school. I am very enthusiastic about Anatomy and Physiology and aim to bring that enthusiasm into the classroom with energy, positivity, and humor. I believe that every student learns differently and that it...

...a single excuse for growing stale and stagnant (in terms of personal education). I feel that one of the best sensations in life is the spark of creativity and intrigue that accompanies a "deep dive" into a new subject. I consistently strive to cultivate further learning and growth by consuming course content, ebooks, audiobooks, podcasts and more! If I feel that my knowledge of a particular topic is lacking, I will take it upon myself...

...from Brigham Young University-Idaho. Throughout my time in my undergraduate I had a passion for sharing my knowledge with others and did so by being a volunteer tutor for entry level chemistry classes, teaching an anatomy laboratory, volunteering to help with algebra and tutoring in Spanish. I speak Spanish fluently after living in Chile for two years and I like to try to teach towards the understanding of my students. First by helping them understand...

...and approachable personality has always stuck with me. I am committed to creating a candid, charismatic, creative, and communicative environment for all of my students and am flexible enough to accommodate a wide variety of preferences and needs. With me, you can feel confident that you or your student will not only receive an accurate and comprehensive tutoring experience, but also one that encourages a retention of knowledge that will last a lifetime!

...University. I have also worked with students taking high school and college level biology and Chinese courses. My favorite subject to tutor is Mandarin Chinese, because I know exactly how to help new or experienced learners advance their skills rapidly and efficiently and I really enjoy seeing students make breakthroughs on the way to fluency in Chinese. Between the four tones of spoken Mandarin and the 4,000 plus characters there are plenty of obstacles to...

...the barrier to learning is confidence! Students often know more than they realize, and I like to guide the student in the process of discovering their own natural talents. I like to teach using questions and supporting students through active problem solving from the beginning. I recently moved to the Twin Cities from Arizona and I love exploring the outdoors while hiking and running around the lakes, enjoying the new climate and the new plants...