Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Chandler, AZ

...currently attending Grand Canyon University. During my academic career, I also managed to accrue 3 years of work experience as a special needs instructor. I had the privilege of working with ages birth-fifteen in my free time, where I learned valuable professional skills such as client care, redirection, creative teaching, and behavior function. In both my academic and professional life, I have been consistently praised as hard-working by my professors and peers. Whether working on...

...a passion of mine since high school! I have experience in subjects such as Calculus, Chemistry and English. Recently I returned from Taiwan, where I taught English as a second language. Since I have been back in the US, I have been preparing for the MCAT and medical school admissions. I received my BS in Biochemistry from the U of A in 2011 and am the recipient of the National Merit Scholar award. I am...

...double major in biology (B.S.) and psychology (B.S.) in addition to graduating from the honors college with a thesis on the effect of the urban heat island on hormonal regulation and development in black widow spiders. I am currently a tutor at Midwestern as well assisting first and second year students in their psychology, clinical medicine, osteopathic medicine, and pathology courses. I have also taught a course on medical ethics to first year medical students....

...helped me empathize so much with all the information overload that we have a tendency to put on their growing brains & it reminded me of what it feels like to not get something right away when it is so easy for everyone else. Because of my ADHD this skill was so hard & so challenging to learn bc there was so much information & it was all new! Normally that would be fine but...

...because many students find these subjects to be difficult. The feeling when a student finally understands a concept that they were previously having difficulty with is amazing, and I love seeing a student's face brighten up when they achieve this new understanding. As many students have different learning styles, I believe that it is important to create an individualized study plan for each student that best fits their method of learning and allows us to...

...developed through math of being able to search for patterns has helped me tremendously in my endeavors to learn the sciences. Why? Because when it all boils down, life and science are nothing but a series of complex patterns that play out over and over again. Find the patterns and you've found the secrets to how life works! My love for finding the secrets of life lead me to pursue a bachelor's in science from...

...a graduate of Arizona State University, and the University of Central Florida. I received my Master's in Secondary Education with a focus on teaching English in 2023, and my Bachelor's in Elementary Education in 2019. While earning my Master's, I worked as a middle school language arts teacher in Phoenix Arizona. Currently, I am working as a middle school art teacher, and I am working towards earning my certification for teaching art. I enjoy learning...

...a Bachelor of Science degree with a dual major in Elementary Education (K-8th grades) and Special Education (K-12th grades). I enjoy working with students of all ages and ability levels. I am however exceptionally passionate about working with children on the Autism Spectrum and those with behavioral disorder diagnoses. It is my personal belief that all people are capable of learning if they have the right teacher. This belief informs my mission, to provide all...

...grade Social Studies and Science teacher. This is my 25th year of teaching. In that time, I have taught grades, K, 1,3,4,5,6 and college level courses. I have 2 master degrees; 1 in educational lead and one is in principalship. I have an Ed. S degree in educational leadership and NBCT in EA/ELA. I am certified in both AZ and CA. I have been a master teacher and mentor teacher that supported classroom teachers efficacy....

...As an AP Chemistry teacher, I get a lot of different responses; "oh you must be smart". My favorite response is "No, I must be passionate". See I wasn't always the scientist nor thought I could. But I knew where I was, wasn't where I wanted to be and college is how I forged the path to my dreams. I'm here to enlighten and teach the missing pieces in your educational foundation to ease the...

...year, I will become a Genetics PhD student at Stanford University. I have experience tutoring people of all ages and backgrounds in science and math. I find tutoring to be a rewarding experience and I view it as a way to pay-it-forward, as I have also needed the assistance of tutors throughout my academic career. My expertise stems from the coursework in my undergraduate degree and from my previous job as a paid scientific researcher....

...and body composition. I am very fortunate to be able to have my own research study as an undergrad and am very passionate about this field of study. On a more personal note, I am a big Star Wars fan and love everything about it. I enjoy outdoor recreational activities such as camping, hiking, and recreational shooting. Pretty much, anything outdoors I am all for it (except rock climbing, I don't do heights). I look...

...enjoy teaching physiology, biology, and biochemistry, as well as helping students create individualized study plans to help them succeed, as this is the foundation for all learning in my opinion. I also have a background in teaching gymnastics to all ages, which is not tutoring, but requires a lot of communication and understanding when it comes to seeing where students may not feel the most confident. In my experience, this translates well into tutoring and...

...tricks to get through their homework. If there's some basic skills missing, I make sure to go back and polish those up before getting back to the main problem. At the end of the day, I want the student to to feel confident they're getting better. I can handle things as simple as algebra or as complicated as calculus. I'm also an excellent test taker, ready to assist with the SAT or ACT exams. I'm...

...quickly embraced the volunteer and me who had "endured" with her, thanking us with tears in her eyes and words of gratitude pouring from her heart. The pain of the wound was not just physical pain. For Elisa, her wound brought with it grief and worry, in that she feared she would be unable to work if her foot did not soon heal. As I conversed with patients like Elisa that day regarding their difficulties,...

...are working towards acceptance into a professional school that might have been out of school for a while. I have experience in private tutoring to elementary/middle school through college level students in math and the sciences and have helped many achieve goals that seemed unattainable. I have done this by establishing what areas of the subject are most troubling to students and focusing on them by using a variety of different sources. I have many...

I am a second year student at Emory University working towards a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics. I tutor in all levels of physics and math, and specialize at the high school AP and SAT level. I have hundreds of hours of experience tutoring in these subjects, and I love to help my students see the beauty in physics and mathematics.

...to get to know my students and their ambitions, and work with them where they are at to achieve mastery. Other than science, I am an avid CrossFit athlete, and competed on a regional team. I am also a Level 2 Certified CrossFit Coach and have coached Track and FitClub. I also enjoy skiing, hiking, kayaking and rafting. On the artsy side of things I have been doing chalk pastels, painting, and crafting since I...

...tutoring for Algebra I and II in high school, my more formal work experiences include teaching Math and English at Kumon to mostly primary and middle school kids and working as a Undergraduate TA at ASU to assist college freshmen with EEE 120 (Digital Circuit Design). While I can teach a broad range of subjects, my favorite ones to teach are programming and mathematics. What draws me towards instructing others is that having gone through...

...time, using the same methods, in reality that doesn't always work. I have witnessed first hand how frustration can stop a student in his or her tracks. Many times I have seen students put themselves down and give up on learning. Sometimes they believe that when they didn't understand something fast enough, that maybe they just can't do it. This is never the case. There are many ways of approaching new knowledge and new skills,...