Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Hempstead, NY

...students since I was in high school. When I see students coming up with their own study techniques, it inspires me. I believe that every student is different. The same strategy will not work for everyone. My goal is to influence the student enough to come up with their own technique. A teacher can only open the door to knowledge, but the student has to be intrigued enough to go through the door.

...working with students from China who were taking the TOEFL exam. I like to teach by first letting the student try the problem on their own. Then, I like to go through each step of the problem with the student until they understand. Finally, I let the student try a similar problem on their own to test their understanding. I think it is also a good idea to include visuals/models or examples in order to...

Hello! My name is Anna Maria and I'm a current junior at NYU, majoring in neuroscience on the pre-med track. My favorite things to do are play with my dog and read anything by Dr. Atul Gawande (I highly recommend The Checklist Manifesto!) I'm currently studying for the MCATs, getting by with lots of caffeinated tea and hot yoga.

I am a recent graduate of SUNY Geneseo and The University of Rochester where I studied early childhood, childhood, and childhood special education. I love working with students of all grade levels and individualizing learning experiences!

I hold a Bachelor of Science in physical education. Very optimistic and patient educator here to help you! My specialty is in elementary school science and health and nutritional sciences.

...teaching style to reach even the most struggling learner. Patience is the key to teaching. I love helping my students reach academic success and taking ownership of their learning. I have been in the education field for over 10 years. My emphasis has been on special needs students but I have taught general education students as well. I run the Academic Intervention Services program for both ELA and Math in my school. I have worked...

...Registered Yoga Teacher and have loved practicing and building a community with CorePower Yoga. My passion lies in socioemotional learning and mindfulness in everyday life. I graduated in June 2020 from Relay Graduate School of Education with a Masters of Arts in Teaching General and Special Education, grades 1-6. Currently I am a graduate student at Teachers College, Columbia University for mental health counseling. In my free time, you can find me baking, planning my...

...these communities than become a teaching assistant in junior year and tutor during my senior year for General Chemistry I and II. I am passionate about Sciences especially Biochemistry, Chemistry and Math. Education is the key to a multitude of diversified opportunities as long as you're willing to learn and apply the skills. In this mindset, never be afraid to ask questions, even for the "obvious." For efficient use of the tutoring sessions, I request...

...life as a tutor has brought me a lot of joy and perseverance. French is my native language and I grew up in the United States, so from a very young age I was bilingual. It wasn't until I was learning Spanish where I really started to take interest in and love languages. Being able to teach my passion really shines through to the student's learning experience, making education more comprehensive and enjoyable for everyone.

I am a graduate of The Hotchkiss School, a college preparatory boarding school in Connecticut and a current student at Barnard College, majoring in Economics and minoring in Environmental Science. I am passionate about working with Elementary and Middle School students and particularly enjoy tutoring Math and Spanish. I believe in the importance of tailoring tutoring styles to fit the needs and learning styles of my students.

...and Genetics. I served as team captain and goaltender for the varsity ice hockey team and was a pre-medical student. Currently, I work as a research scientist at The Mount Sinai Hospital studying pediatric immunology and biochemistry. I will be conducting research until I begin medical school in Fall 2013. I have over four years of tutoring experience including a teacher's assistant at Skidmore, working with local high school student,s and coordinating with my ice...

...Jay College, I can comprehend and conduct proper research from both primary and secondary sources. Both professors taught me how to analyze data for proper research and taught me how to apply it towards writing a proper research paper. I am using the tools they taught me, along with every other professor I have had, in my further research topics. I have decided to take my ambitions further than my Undergraduate and go for my...

...My experiences working with K - 8, high school and college students provided me the necessary foundation needed, catapulting me each step of the way along my journey as an Educator. I am a proud graduate of Metropolitan College of New York, formerly (Audrey Cohen College) Audrey Cohen was an educational visionary. I am an English Language Art (ELA) instructor. I love reading, words are fun, once you get the hang of it. My philosophy...

...to achieve. I am truly passionate in giving my knowledge, and failures to my students, so they have both sides of the fence. Getting comfortable with failure, and fear will take you to a new level of discovery within your own self. I am a very specific teacher because details, and effort matters. I will push you very hard, but it comes from seeing your potential that is bigger than what you see within yourself.

...topics of anatomy, microbiology, and physiology. I truly enjoy teaching biology because I believe that the human body is such a dynamic process and that there are so many advancements that have yet to be made in the field of science. In terms of my teaching philosophy, I believe in creating a nurturing environment inundated with encouragement, repetition, and positive feedback that allows my students to grow and develop accordingly. In my free time, I...

...had a lifelong interest in math, which I was able to further develop with extra-curricular enrichment. One of the largest advantages of private tutoring is the increased engagement and attention between the student and material. I believe that fostering a love of mathematics is possible in any student and would be thrilled to help students both improve and become more excited about the subject. I was diagnosed with executive functioning issues while a high-school student,...

...medical degree at Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine. I have taught students of many age groups and they would describe me as being patient, caring, and kind. My goal is to encourage you to reach your full potential in a judgment-free zone. Whether you are looking for extra help in a certain subject, need homework help, or preparing for an upcoming exam, I am the study buddy for you! I hope to speak to you...

...Arts in Philosophy with a concentration in Critical Theory, while also pursuing the pre-medical track. Given my background in both STEM and the Humanities, I tutor many subjects, but I am probably most passionate about Chemistry, Math, and English. It is particularly rewarding when some complex chemistry problem suddenly snaps into clarity. As for my approach to education, well it can be summed up in the words of Mark Twain: "I have never let schooling...

...didactic background, coupled with my experiential background, enables me to teach and differentiate instruction for students with a wide spectrum of abilities. My experiences have allowed me to work with multiple groups of students with diverse learning styles across several grade levels. As a result, I have experience with a wide range of curricula. It is both my honor and my duty to make education accessible and enjoyable for all students. I am a 4th...

My teaching interests include reading comprehension, social studies, science. I have created some great test taking strategies for students of all ages and abilities. As a Special Education Teacher I understand the many challenges that a student will face when having difficulty with a particular skill or a subject that they are learning for the first time. I really enjoy seeing my students reach their potential both in and out of the classroom environment.