Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Pearland, TX

...specialization and major is Chemistry. Chemistry is easily my favorite topic although I would not consider it "easy". Understanding key concepts and fundamentals will allow others to see the depth and the amazing things chemistry can show us. I am grateful to all of those who tutored me in the past and I would like...

...have served on admissions interview committees for Rice and Baylor College of Medicine, have mentored and edited essays for numerous college and graduate school applicants, and served as a private tutor and classroom instructor for Advanced Biology and Chemistry courses for 3+ years. I am passionate about creating custom, individualized teaching plans for each student....

...a junior at Rice University, majoring in biochemistry and cell biology. I am particularly interested in tutoring math, science, writing, and test preparation. I have a strong background in tutoring over many years, and I am very comfortable working with many different kinds of students. My goal is not only to ensure success in the...

...spent one year working as a teaching assistant at a high school, assisting at-risk, ELL, and special needs students with the understanding of Biology. It was one of my most gratifying experiences thus far, as I witnessed my students' progress and how their passion for science and confidence in their own abilities develop hand in...

...writing. I have previously tutored math and science for K-12 students (and a little bit of SAT Writing) at GT Learning Academy in Sugar Land, TX. My teaching style is generally very visual (sometimes movement-based), but I believe in adapting teaching styles to accommodate a student's needs and interests. I hope to share my enthusiasm...

A former Chegg tutor for over 3 years. Over a hundred positive student reviews on Chegg. Really flexible times, negotiable rates, and extensive technical expertise in a variety of subjects. Lifelong learner in pursuit of computational solutions to global healthcare issues.

...has led me to find easier and more effective ways of understanding mathematical concepts and i have ever since tried to share the same knowledge with as many students struggling as i possibly could. I also believe that the problem of the "idealized difficulty" of mathematics that most students have, has to be tackled early...

...a effective research scientists (I taught things like proper lab techniques, basic biology/biochemistry, presentation skills, and how to apply science to the real world). All of my students have received awards for their outstanding performance. I love tutoring anything science related, especially biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and more, but I am also strong in math....

...and 9-11. I tutor Earth Science, Spanish (all levels), Life Sciences, PSAT, SAT, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology and Study Skills. I am a strong believer that every student is responsible for their own learning - with the right guidance. I believe that with my guidance the student will be able to reach his/her academic goals.

...towards a common goal. I focus on biology, but I can also help in writing and composition. I love learning and teaching biology because of the relevance it has to each and every one of us. Sometimes school can leave a person's understanding of a subject full of holes. I plan on enriching the content...

...games, and doing what I can to make the world a better place. I've been told that I'm pretty intelligent by most people I know, and I always do my best to be a patient teacher/mentor in all situations. I wasn't always the fastest learner and know what it's like to not understand something. Sometimes...

...helping students both learn and enjoy subjects studied in school. I recently graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Chemical Engineering and currently work as a business analyst at Capital One. I was a Brown Scholar, a National Merit Finalist, and have gained valuable knowledge and experience through my engineering courses, internships, and...

...environmental engineering at Tufts University, then woke up one day and decided to go to business school at the University of Kansas. At KU, I lived in a dorm and helped dozens of freshmen with math and English homework. I love being able to help people and take pride in my students doing well, so...

...graduate school. I've also worked with students under various time constraints (and stress levels!) from an entire semester of time to a week before the final exam. After graduating I've been primarily focused on preparing for graduate school, nonetheless I've continued tutoring as I believe it to be one of the few ways through which...

...of each student. Whether I'm helping a student understand a tricky math concept, guiding them through a science experiment, or making a religious lesson engaging, I aim to foster a learning environment that encourages exploration and problem-solving. I've found that when students feel supported and challenged in a positive way, they are more likely to...

...of succeeding. This is why I strive to make every tutoring experience unique. I have a very diverse academic background, having lived and studied in both Europe and America, and my goal is to use all the knowledge I've gained to make each tutoring experience as rewarding for the student as it is for me....

...video for private events. The increase in demand from the private sector resulted in Joel starting his production company, Innova Video & Photo Solution (VPS). Innova VPS provided custom video, photography, writing, and other services for private venues year-round. In 2013, Joel was credited as the cinematographer for a professional short film that was projected...

...I enjoy helping students to grasp the content of the material. I help them to be confident and independent. I ask them questions that help them to discover the content on their own. Along with tutoring, I like to sing. I also enjoy playing with my 3 year old nephew, drawing, and knitting.

...limit to find 5 items. Then have the student situate those items into two groups. Students are doing basic algebra by formulating fact families with household items. This way the student is able to utilize a variety of learning types (auditory, kinesthetic, verbal, and social) at one time and increase executive functioning skills to better...

...Administration in Human Resource Management degrees from the University of Phoenix-Houston Campus. Currently, I am pursing a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Walden University. My interests includes reading, traveling, and research. I enjoy assisting others attain their educational goals. Throughout my educational tenure, I have had great mentors and I would like to be a...