Award-Winning Science Tutors in Syracuse, NY

...College and graduated with a degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. In my spare time I enjoy swimming, golfing, skiing and most other outdoor activities. I have 10 years teaching experience, serving as a private tutor, teaching assistance and small group instructor. I have taught students from elementary to graduate levels, helping them to excel in mathematics, science and standardized tests. Having taken many standardized test myself and taught at all levels I am able...

...in ways that are actually interesting. Understanding the world around us is meant to be somewhat thrilling, not difficult and boring. I'm here to spread an infectious passion for scientific knowledge in a way that makes information easy to remember and directs studying to what, in Biological Sciences, tends to be the problem: breaking down and remembering the clunky terminology, which is almost a new language. Hit me up for help translating and finding how...

I am a junior at Syracuse university right now. I am a currently pursuing a BS in Biology, BS in Neuroscience, and a Minor in Psychology. I am an aspiring neurosurgeon. I also play on the ice hockey team here on campus, but I can always find time to help anyone who needs it!

I am an undergraduate student studying at Cornell University. I am working towards a Bachelor of Science in Information Science and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sustainability Sciences, with a minor in Development Sociology. I am originally from Syracuse, New York.

...I have developed a strong desire to educate. I received a B.S. from State University of New York (SUNY) at Cortland and M.S. from Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). During my degrees I acquired over four years of organic synthetic research. While pursuing my M.S. I was awarded a Teaching Assistantship. This involved instructing two laboratory classes each semester as well as providing tutoring services for students. The first year I was an instructor and...

...Engineering Management. I believe that continuous education is a necessity for living life fulfilled. During my undergrad at Syracuse University, I gained experience while working with Syracuse City School District middle school students on STEM related projects and also by running peer tutoring small group sessions for fellow students in the engineering school. These opportunities showed me how powerful the sharing of knowledge can be. I look forward to tutoring math and science courses to...

...June of 2016, and plan to go to medical school after. My tutoring experience is quite varied. Back in high school I was the TA for a computer science course and a volunteer tutor in chemistry and biology. More recently, I have done more informal tutoring, such as helping friends at college with biochemistry and MCAT preparation, and helping my younger sister with note taking skills, AP US History, and ACT prep. I tutor a...

...my high school teachers and parents taught me were the love of learning and how to learn, not any particular piece of information. It took some trial and error for me to figure out how to study, how to learn, how to push myself in subjects which are fascinating but truly challenging (like Organic Chemistry!). By tutoring, I hope to provide other students with the tools to learn anything and with the curiosity and perseverance...

...both of which I enjoy doing. For me, history is like a story; and so, doing well on a history test means being able to remember every part of a story, and being able to elaborate on that story. Of course, the tricky part is being able to memorize all of the parts of several concurrent stories. When it comes to Spanish, I enjoy helping those who have difficulty understanding the language basics, which are...

I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Inclusive Elementary and Special Education, as well as History, from Syracuse University. After graduation, I began teaching full time as a Special Education Teacher at the high school level, co-teaching a variety of subjects, while...

I am a Master's student at SUNY Oswego pursuing a graduate degree in chemistry, with hopes of getting into med school. I believe chemistry is a severely misunderstood subject, and I've found that, in my experience, most students just aren't taught properly. My goal is to help as many students with the subject that I love, and help them understand that it isn't just something they HAVE to take, but something they can ace.

...fish. I'm currently an adjunct lecturer at SUNY Cortland, where I teach introductory biology labs. I've loved teaching ever since I started tutoring fellow students in chemistry during high school. Science is such a fun subject for me, and I strive to make it as fun as I possibly can for my students. The more that you enjoy learning material, the more likely you are to internalize the concepts. I like to use fun pneumonic...

I am currently both a mathematics substitute teacher as well as an adjunct mathematics instructor at a local community college. My hobbies are reading, listening to music, reading about the ways mathematics can be applied to the real world, as well as different teaching styles and presenting mathematics to students in the classroom.

I am an undergraduate student at The Rochester Institute of Technology. I am a second year in the Physician Assistant program. I believe that being positive and hard work are the most important things when learning new and challenging material.

...I've been tutoring for over a year now for different age ranges; including high school students (14-18), college students (18+) and adult learners (21+). I am flexible and adaptable to teach based on different needs and learning styles. I am passionate about teaching and learning and will always help and challenge my students so they get the most from the lesson and themselves. I like knowing that I have helped someone achieve and succeed by...

...teaching on land as well when I began volunteering as a math for bilingual students. Teaching is something that brings me joy because I believe there is a duality of discovery when working in this field. As a Masters student my favorite part of my role is serving as a Graduate Assistant, working one-on-one with students and watching them learn, conceptualize, and reconsider. I can't wait to work with you as well and help you...

...teacher with a background in history as well. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy sports, reading, watching movies and comics. When I tutor, I like to find out what the students knows first. From here, I have established a baseline that we can jump off from. If there is a skill or topic that the student wants to work on first, we will focus on that. I believe in adapting my tutoring to the needs...

...will be a TA for Engineering Computing (a course in Matlab) this coming spring. For Chemistry, I led two, 75 minute workshops per week with a small group of students whom I helped to complete a problem set. For economics, I held 3 hours of office hours per week where students in the course would come in with questions on weekly homework assignments or exams. I have learned chemistry and computer science from different perspectives...

...am currently living in Syracuse. I moved with my parents to Saudi Arabia senior year of high school, and in the interest of exposing myself to a culture different from mine, I decided to continue my higher education over there. I graduated for medical school in Saudi Arabia and I am currently working on my United States Medical Licensing Exams so I can practice medicine here in the US. Due to my educational background, I...

...learning style. I have spent the past 24 years helping students in grades K-12 with reading, writing, math, social studies and science, as well as trained teachers across several states on these same subjects for two global education publishers. In my free time, I directed a group of 125 volunteer tutors for three years, who helped to raise state assessment scores for students in a school that had lost many of its resources. Finally, my...