Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Tempe, AZ

...of Biomedical Science and Pharmacy Technology, I designed and managed health education programs, ensuring they met rigorous standards while cultivating a supportive learning environment. Additionally, I have taught Pharmacy Technology at the post-secondary level, where I focused on helping students grasp complex concepts through practical, accessible instruction. My teaching philosophy is centered on making learning interactive and tailored to each student's unique needs. I aim to create a challenging yet supportive environment that encourages students...

...my passion for mathematics, and I hope share this sense of awe with you, or anyone I am teaching/assisting. I have been fortunate to have been given the opportunity to teach a calculus class, for two years, and every part of it has been rewarding. And for the past two consecutive summers the University of Arizona has given me the chance to connect with my science roots and conduct some cutting-edge optics research.... When teaching, I...

...team, I coach younger competitors on their rhetorical speaking and critical thinking skills to increase tournament success. While I have experience tutoring a broad range of topics, I specialize in AP Physics (1, C Mechanics, Electricity/Magnetism), AP Computer Science A, AP Calculus AB/BC, and SAT Math. As a tutor, my goal is to instill within students the skills to achieve success on their own. Rather than providing students with "templates" on how to solve individual...

...from friends and colleagues in my classes to entire classrooms of middle and high schoolers through STEM programs and outreach activities. It was through the last two that I enhanced my creative teaching methods both for young and adult students. In my spare time I enjoy traveling, reading, going to the movies, and practicing sports like soccer, ultimate frisbee and jiu jitsu. I look forward to assist those willing to learn and better themselves!

...during that time. I have taught middle school mathematics, science, psychology as an elective, and social studies, which is my favorite subject. In social studies, I teach history (U.S. or World), Civics and Geography. I also tutor all the subjects mentioned, and have also taught religious studies. I enjoy tutoring most age and age groups, especially fourth grade through high school. I must also mention I work a great deal in developing the writing skills...

...themselves down and give up on learning. Sometimes they believe that when they didn't understand something fast enough, that maybe they just can't do it. This is never the case. There are many ways of approaching new knowledge and new skills, and students can very quickly begin to see how their own learning process works. One of the things I enjoy doing with my students is helping them to gain insight into how they learn,...

...love going on adventures in the mountains with friends. When I relax, you can find me curled up with a good book or doing some yoga. I started tutoring in high school, and have over a decade of tutoring experience. This has afforded me the opportunity to work with a wide range of different students, including ESL adults and high schoolers. I am a CRLA Level 2 tutor, which means I have undergone supervised tutoring...

...made. Similarly, you can break academic topics into smaller parts for learning, and then build them up into a bigger picture. I have 25 years of full time teaching and tutoring Biology at Estrella Mountain Community College. My role as an instructor is to make topics understandable to students, and help them learn how to recall and apply that material for success in their classes, exams, and professional career. My areas of expertise are anatomy...

...was expanded when, during my Master's degree, I worked as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Department of Physics teaching Labs and Recitations for both Major and Non-major physics courses. I am passionate about teaching and hope to pursue a career in teaching college physics and astronomy, classes I know a lot of people struggle. I can't teach my own college physics courses now, but I can help people through them and prepare for them.

...student's interests so that I can try and describe complex topics in a way that they will understand and be interested in! For example, if a student loves basketball, I'll do my best to describe cellular respiration as a team running across the court and dribbling the ball, while carefully explaining the metaphor and ensuring the student understands the actual concept. While my expertise is in high school and college Biology, specifically molecular biology, I...

...style is energetic and engaging. As a trial attorney, I routinely have to communicate complex matters to a jury that has no experience in the fields of chemistry, biology and physics. This forces me to adopt an engaging style to ensure they do not tune me out. I have three very bright children of my own that keep me on my toes helping them with high school level math, reading and physics.

How do you learn best? What is your learning style? How can I best help you learn more effectively? These are the questions that guide me when I sit down to help a new student. A mentor once told me that there are no learning disabled students, there are only teaching disabled instructors. I am always looking for new approaches to benefit every student better.

...have the most experience with kids of elementary school age, however, I am very well versed in how to teach any age and have the most recent experience with high school and college-level topics. I also have experience working with kids with disabilities, autism and ADHD specifically. I have always loved working with kids and have a very good grasp of how to relate to them and help them understand new topics.

...at Stanford University. I have experience tutoring people of all ages and backgrounds in science and math. I find tutoring to be a rewarding experience and I view it as a way to pay-it-forward, as I have also needed the assistance of tutors throughout my academic career. My expertise stems from the coursework in my undergraduate degree and from my previous job as a paid scientific researcher. As the only scientist in a large family,...

Learning is lifelong, which is why I am committed to not only helping students learn but help them be confident in the learning process! A little about me: My favorite subject is math, but I really enjoy art history too. I am currently pursuing my bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering at ASU.

...I truly enjoy simplifying content in the difficult subject areas, using multisensory techniques, hands on learning and Project Based Learning to expand a students knowledge! I have a wholistic approach to any subject area but especially Math and (STEM)! MAKING MATH FUN!!! I use project based learning games for math concepts using state and national standards. Learning should be fun and innovative, using individual students creativity and learning styles to obtain math concepts. I have taught...

...course and a biostatistics course, as well as a independant tutor in math, biology, history, and standardized test prep. More than any other experience, the three years as an SI leader helped me grow my leadership and tutoring skills, as well as my love of teaching. SI leaders use the challenges posed by high-risk/high-failure courses to guide undergraduates to discover, not just "what to learn," but also "how to learn." Knowing how to learn and...

...and psychiatry. In addition to topical lectures, I was responsible for delivering case presentations on specic patients in clinic which involved work-up, diagnosis, pathology, and treatment of various conditions. Throughout this period, I developed a strong passion for education and medical research. In 2017, I worked on a research project with the psychiatry department at Maricopa Medical Center (MIHS) in Phoenix. As an Adjunct Research Associate, I was involved in collecting and analyzing clinical data...

My primary objective is to create a safe and welcoming learning environment where all students feel appreciated and supported. For two to three years, I enjoyed working with children and had the opportunity to work with them in a school, online, and one-on-one tutoring setting.

...school! I have experience in subjects such as Calculus, Chemistry and English. Recently I returned from Taiwan, where I taught English as a second language. Since I have been back in the US, I have been preparing for the MCAT and medical school admissions. I received my BS in Biochemistry from the U of A in 2011 and am the recipient of the National Merit Scholar award. I am looking forward to helping you succeed!