Award-Winning Physiology Tutors in Santa Monica, CA

...encouraging, and I think this helps to build confidence in my students, which translates into long-lasting success. My favorite subjects to tutor are Chemistry, Biology, and Algebra, and while each hold a very special place in my heart, I most enjoy tutoring math because I love helping people understand that math is nothing to be afraid of! When presented in the correct way, anyone can be good at math! In my free time, I love...

...at the University of California, Irvine. I recently finished a Master’s of Science degree at Columbia University’s Teachers College, where I studied Neuroscience and Education. The program I was involved in focuses on brain development, cognitive psychology, and the neuroscience of learning. I believe that every student just needs to find the right path to learning subjects they struggle in. One important part is to connect difficult concepts to what the student already knows, and...

...my first bachelor's degree in biology/chemistry/nutritional science and my second bachelor's degree in life science. I went on to complete a master's of science in sports science rehabilitation at Logan, as well as concurrently obtaining my doctorate in chiropractic from Logan. Although my background is primarily in science based courses, I tutored at a writing lab instructor as an undergraduate, as well. I am currently tutoring physiology. In my spare time, I enjoy yoga and...

...and have three years of experience in tutoring. I've tutored students from second grade up to college. Currently, I am tutoring a seventh grader with pre-algebra and a community college student with physiology. I've also taught second-grade level Vietnamese every Sunday at Temple for the last 8 years to children who have the desire to learn. To break down my tutoring technique: the first 30 minutes to an hour, I will help the student with...

...a registered college science tutor at USC, and I also teach younger students at a weekly Girl Scout program in Watts. In high school, I tutored for the SAT as well as teaching swimming lessons for over four years, so I am very confident in my ability to make complicated topics understandable. My favorite area is standardized testing. I love the look on a student's face when they realize that they don't have to be...

...learning styles and teaching techniques. I believe that one-on-one instruction can help a student find the learning style that works best for them. By exploiting a students strengths and focusing on study techniques, students can find the confidence they need to thrive, even in subject where they once struggled. In high-school I struggled with organizational skills and study skills. Since that time I have developed skills that work well for me. I believe that with...

...occupation of mine for many years. Initially I taught mathematics, and as I have studied more subjects the areas in which I tutor have also gotten broader. I have a language focus now. I enjoy the richness of the English language and even the challenge of following all of the rules, punctuation, etc. The job of a writing coach is also very important. While we all learn from getting feedback about our composition, we also...

...implement in my tutoring sessions, and they have proved effective during my teaching career. I choose to interact with the family of the student and continually update them on the status of their student, as I believe that the family plays a crucial role as well as the tutor himself. Also, I approach my students in a very friendly way to eliminate any discomfort or stress the student might have. Finally, I am looking forward...

...(analogies, games, visuals, etc.) to help break down even complex concepts for almost any student to grasp. Because of this, I have successfully taught/tutored students at every level, from those who struggle to even pass Algebra I all the way up to those who finish AP Calculus before their senior year in high school. I love teaching Biology and AP Biology for the same reasons, but even more so because animals and the great outdoors...

...Physics, Biochemistry, and Algebra as well. While I was a student at UCSD, I worked as an undergraduate Teaching Assistant for several distinguished biology professors. I have taught more than 150 different students, each with their own personal skill levels. I take pride in being able to cater my teaching style to each student's individual needs. I have been exposed to the material from both a student and teacher's perspective and I have learned the...