Award-Winning Physiology Tutors in Pittsburgh, PA

...basic study skills, I can help you or your child accomplish your goals in a respectful, patient, and personalized manner. As a life-long learner, I have a passion for teaching and rely on my educational background in neuroscience and psychology to help develop individualized learning and tutoring plans to help students accomplish their academic and personal goals. Whether it be elementary and middle school math or college level anatomy and physiology, I review and prepare...

...learning that I think could greatly benefit others. I have been a tutor for high school students and a teacher's aide for elementary school students so I am also well prepared for a teaching role. I am knowledgeable and ready to tutor in Geometry, Anatomy, Philosophy, and Psychology, but am very capable of tutoring in many other areas. My favorite subject to tutor in would have to be Anatomy/Physiology because I find the human body...

...of Medicine. My interests in math and science led me to pursue an engineering major in college, but ultimately my passion for helping others steered me towards a career in the field of medicine. In my free time, you can most often find me hanging out with friends, playing basketball, working out, or eating pizza. One of my favorite methods of helping others is teaching. As an older brother, I have been teaching in some...

My name is Rebecca. I have a B.A. in Kinesiology and Exercise Science as well as a D.P.T. I have a passion for teaching students who have special needs. The subjects that I specialize in are anatomy, reading, writing, and grammar. I enjoy working with and have had past experience working with students from grade 3 to grade 11. ... I strive to help students achieve their academic goals through effective teaching tools and personal attention.

...in Biology from Chatham University, and will be starting medical school in July 2016. I have worked as a supplemental instructor and tutor for college-level general chemistry and a tutor for college-level biology. Through professional experience, I discerned that each student has unique educational needs that can be met through individualized tutoring. I cannot wait to help you reach your academic goals! In my free time, I enjoy cooking, gardening, and hiking.... Equipping students with the tools necessary to reach their full academic potential not only builds confidence, but also enhances their skill set for future academic endeavors.

...in Engineering Science and Mechanics from the University of Tennessee, followed by my MS and PhD in Bioengineering from the University of Pittsburgh. Since then I have been blessed to follow my own path of research in functional neuroimaging (studying brains) while also having many opportunities to train and guide students along the way. I have experience teaching in a personal one-on-one setting as well as in a classroom setting. Courses I have taught include...

...an internship in Autopsy Pathology which began my trip down the fascinating road to learning about Anatomy and Physiology, and led to my full-time employment in the largest cadaver lab in Western PA. I feel that my natural "knack" in life is to teach, and I love teaching anatomy and physiology above all else! I have tutored First-Year Medical and Dental students in graduate-level Human Anatomy for the past five years, and have tutored undergraduate...

...are most familiar to me. Science is hard for a lot of people, but the brain can understand many difficult concepts. However, each person's brain is a little different and learns a little differently. I can help my students to realize the best way they learn, making it easier for them to complete complicated problems. My job is not just to show them and make sure they understand how to do a problem they bring...

...scores. I pride myself in being able to bring about not just these immediate goals, but in bringing the student along in a comprehensive way; in writing, reasoning, and learning ability. What I provide is professional and academic mentoring, the kind that allows a student to be more than a test score. Many students, brilliant and motivated though they are, can make poor decisions about the college admissions process, about resume building, what they do...

...myself up until then. I also serve as a member of the Pittsburgh Health Corps, for which I work under the Maternal and Child Health and Chronic Disease Prevention programs of the Allegheny Health Department. As a pre-med student, I took most basic science classes; many others, I simply took out of interest. I am comfortable with tutoring in a broad range of subjects, though I hold some preference to teaching mathematics-related courses. What I...