Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Medford, MA

...show you how to solve problems in ways that will increase your understanding AND will increase your ability to complete them successfully for homework and tests. I am certified to teach physics at the high school level. I taught high school physics for 17 years before going on to further graduate study. I also have experience teaching mathematics at the community college level. I can help you with chemistry, physics, statistics and/or calculus for high...

I am a first-year student at Northeastern University, currently working towards Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. I am originally from Brazil and speak both English and Portuguese fluently, while also being able to speak some Spanish. My previous experience includes tutoring for the National Honor Society and serving as a Teaching Assistant for AP...

...teaching and making fun for them. However, I am most passionate about environmental science and teaching as many people as possible about the earth and the actions we can take to help it. I believe that taking on a career in environmental science is also taking on a career in teaching because education is the basis for change. I hope to make a positive impact and inspire my students to incorporate sustainability into whatever career...

...sophomore completing a BA in biochemistry with a minor in psychology. Over the years I have taken a variety of classes and have been able to excel in them. Being able to share my understanding and help others will be an incredible opportunity. I have always enjoyed learning and teaching math, but I can also teach chemistry and biology. I believe that being a current student allows me to have a unique perspective in the...

...like SAT Writing and Language can be a transformative experience. My background in neuroscience from Boston University equips me with unique insights into how students learn, and I strive to make challenging material approachable and engaging. Although I have experience tutoring for less than a year, I have already developed a student-centered approach that emphasizes comprehension over rote memorization. I enjoy breaking down concepts and guiding students to those illuminating moments of clarity. My goal...

I'm an 18-year-old college freshman double majoring in Molecular Genetics and Microbiology. I have four years of tutoring experience and three years as a camp counselor, which has made me great with kids. As a native Spanish speaker, I'm able to support students in both English and Spanish. I'm patient, dedicated, and determined to help you fully understand any topic.

I am a current prospective elementary teacher attending High Point University. I love working with children and hope to help many with tutoring and or with organization skills and techniques!

...advanced Java technology. While developing these software projects, I have leveraged concepts relevant to REST & SOAP Web Services and have leveraged technologies such as Spring, Spring Boot, CSS, Java Persistence Api, and Android. All of my software projects have been published in a publicly available repository. Above mentioned knowledge was reinforced upon completion of the Full Stack Java Developer Certificate course with live instructor led training. Other important software courses that I've completed include...

...in Boston for several years studying the molecular mechanisms of cancer, I decided to further my education in graduate school, exploring a new scientific direction. I recently completed my Ph.D. studies in Neuroscience at The University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. My thesis investigated the neural circuitry and neurotransmitter systems underlying food-reward learning using fruit flies. While trained in neurobiology and genetics, I've always had a passion for everything science, from all aspects of...

...were among my favorite courses. In sociology I was very focused on research, specifically related to health inequities. I tutor in physics, chemistry, biology, and social sciences and am excited to work with you! Helping peers and receiving help from peers for studying difficult content was such an integral part of my college experience- and sometimes the most fun part- and that's why I decided to work as a tutor between undergrad and med school....

...explore my clinical research and analytical chemistry interests while preparing for the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT). I've had amazing opportunities academically mentoring matriculating first-year students, virtually tutoring elementary kids in math, working with various students as the president of a community-based honor society, and teaching subject matter concepts as a lab assistant for analytical chemistry biochemistry labs. As a tutor, I try to tie in as many real-world examples to make confusing topics more...

...at first, and so I want anyone who might work with me to know that A) I think it takes definite courage to seek help for anything, and that B) if you work with me it will be a strictly uplifting experience and we will explore and learn together, and that I am personally invested in helping you build your knowledge and skills to meet your goals, whatever they happen to be.

...I actively participated in three tutoring programs at my high school and was appointed through my academic performance. Almost all math subjects, especially Algebra and Calculus, are really enjoyable for me to tutor because I love sharing my experiences and seeing students gain confidence in their abilities! Chemistry is a close second mostly because I am currently studying the material for the third time since my sophomore year of high school. I want my students...

...a problem, I love the feeling when someone that I help reaches a moment of realization. In my past, I have tutored students for the SAT and the MCAT. I served as a TA at Berkeley for the general biology lab course where I assisted in teaching lectures and contributed to writing the lab exam questions. Also, I have been recently accepted into medical school (so I've learned quite a lot about the application/interviewing process)....

...classroom, I spent several years teaching outdoor science classes, leadership seminars and adventure activities to students from a wide variety of backgrounds. Working in the outdoor ed field was a great way to develop communication skills and teaching methods that are applicable to students with unique learning styles. In 2014, I became the Director of an Outdoor Education program - developing curriculum for our science classes, teaching and training a professional staff, and implementing a...

Hi, I'm Chris. I am currently a Senior at Boston College studying Computer Science. I have extensive experience in Math, Science, History, and English at the High School level. I tutored throughout High School and into college, where my horizons broadened to tutoring higher levels of Mathematics and Science, up to Multivariable Calculus and linear algebra. I also have extensive coding experience to help those interested in the field.

Hi, I'm Alex, and I'm here to help you on your journey to medical school. The MCAT is no doubt a huge test, but I believe that it can be conquered with an approach that emphasizes fundamentals. I work to distill complex concepts and questions to their most basic principles, building from the ground up to solidify understanding and find the right answer.

...that point, I decided to make a career switch to classroom teaching. I have had professional teaching certificates in both Massachusetts and Florida. I taught in elementary public schools for 8 years. The subjects that I have taught vary including math, science, social studies, reading and writing. Mostly, I have taught English Language Arts to 4th and 5th graders, but I enjoy teaching all ages. Teaching reading and writing is a passion of mine! For...

I received my Master of Science in data analytics. I have helped students with questions about data science and statistics related projects for a year now. I enjoy problem solving and help with any data science and statistics related question using my skill set.

...Purdue University in the U.S. for his PhD program in Electrical and Computer Engineering. After obtaining his PhD, he first joined Cornell University Medical College as a faculty member where he conducted and overseen technical aspects of human in vivo functional and molecular neuroimaging and trained multidisciplinary students, research fellows and clinician scientists, and then moved to Harvard Medical School as a faculty member where he further his invention to innovation technology transfer journey in...