Between her public health minor and pre-med preparation at UCLA, Nicole built a deep working knowledge of biology, chemistry, and physical science that she's reinforced through years of tutoring in each. She's especially skilled at teaching students how to connect abstract concepts — like energy tra...

A sociology major at Yale spends a surprising amount of time with research methods — designing surveys, interpreting statistical outputs, and evaluating whether evidence actually supports a claim — and Katrina brings that training to science material where students need the same skills to work throu...

Teaching 30 subjects across math, English, and social studies means Travis has seen how the same core skills — reading a graph, building an argument from evidence, thinking through cause and effect — show up everywhere, including science. He leans on that cross-disciplinary perspective to teach stud...

Linguistics training at NYU sharpened Naama's ability to break complex systems into patterns and rules — a skill that maps directly onto how science asks students to classify, predict, and explain natural phenomena. She's especially effective at helping students decode the dense vocabulary in scienc...

A Harvard English lit degree might not scream science, but Ema's five years of math tutoring — covering everything from basic measurement to pre-calculus — means she's comfortable with the quantitative backbone of science: unit conversions, graphing data, and working through formulas. Her 33 ACT con...

Zach is upfront about the fact that science was his hardest subject in school — and that's actually an advantage, because he remembers exactly where concepts stopped making sense and what finally made them click. His theatre and English training at Northwestern built strong skills in close reading a...

A neuroscience bachelor's and a pharmacology master's from Tulane give Helen unusual range across the sciences — she can walk through cellular respiration in biology, explain action potentials in physiology, or break down drug interactions in chemistry with equal fluency. That cross-disciplinary bac...

John's drama training at the BFA level actually builds a surprisingly useful science skill: reading a scenario closely, identifying what's really being asked, and constructing a clear, logical explanation under pressure. His 1580 SAT confirms he can handle data interpretation and evidence-based reas...

Teaching science to younger learners is really about teaching observation and curiosity — forming a hypothesis, recording what happens, and explaining why. Claire's K-6 classroom experience included hands-on science units covering life cycles, states of matter, and earth systems, and she ties each c...

Two years as an undergraduate teaching assistant for a developmental physiology course gave Raquel deep practice explaining concepts like cell signaling, organ system integration, and homeostasis to students encountering them for the first time. She also led biology tutoring through the Science Nati...