A biology degree from the University of Alabama and current medical training at the University of Michigan mean Ruth can teach science the way it actually connects — linking concepts like cellular respiration to organ systems, or explaining how pH and chemical equilibria show up in real lab scenario...

Research in global health and psychology requires constant engagement with the scientific method — designing studies, interpreting data, and evaluating whether evidence actually supports a conclusion. Martha brings that hands-on research experience from Duke and Michigan into her science tutoring, b...

Jason approaches science as a subject that rewards curiosity over memorization, walking students through how to read data tables, form hypotheses, and connect cause-and-effect relationships across topics like biology and earth science. His analytical training in business administration translates we...

A rigorous liberal arts curriculum at NYU Abu Dhabi means Mary has spent years moving between disciplines — analyzing data in one course, constructing evidence-based arguments in the next — which is exactly the cross-cutting skill set general science demands. Her writing center work also sharpened h...

Four years teaching undergraduate lab courses at the University of Michigan gave Michael a front-row seat to exactly where science students get stuck: interpreting graphs, designing controlled experiments, and connecting mathematical formulas to physical intuition. Whether the topic is energy conser...

A chemical and biological engineering degree plus current MD/PhD work at Michigan means Suzie lives at the intersection of chemistry, biology, and physics every day. She unpacks scientific concepts — whether it's balancing equations, understanding cell respiration, or interpreting experimental data ...

Skyler's academic path through Russian and Eurasian studies required mastering research methodologies across disciplines — gathering evidence, analyzing competing sources, and building defensible conclusions from incomplete data. That cross-disciplinary rigor translates well when she teaches student...

Ceren's psychology coursework at the University of Michigan included research methods, statistics, and the biological foundations of behavior — giving her a solid grasp of the scientific process. She explains concepts like experimental design and data interpretation in plain language, which is parti...

Scoring a 36 on the ACT — including its Science section — required Sophia to master the skill of rapidly interpreting experimental data, conflicting viewpoints, and research summaries under pressure. She teaches those same graph-reading and data-analysis strategies to students who need to sharpen th...

Environmental Engineering at Yale is applied science — fluid dynamics, chemistry, ecology — so Megan lives in the material she teaches. She unpacks scientific concepts by connecting them to tangible examples, whether that's explaining energy transfer through a real-world system or walking through th...