Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Tulsa, OK

...to those nearby if necessary. I'm an outgoing person, so tutor sessions won't be stale. Quality over quantity. There isn't regurgitation in mathematics, unlike other subjects. Once you learn something it will turn up in future courses, but don't let this discourage you, because this is when it becomes habitual. If you're understanding what you're doing then have no fear math will be a walk in a park and later a hike in the mountains....

...the philosophy by Stanford University psychologist Carol Dweck which posits that challenge as an opportunity for growth. This means helping students shift their thinking from "I can't do it" to "I can't do it YET." This small grammatical change can be a powerful tool that means the difference between giving up and persevering, between making a grade and internalizing learning, and between plateauing and reaching their full potential as students and as people.... I believe that...

I have a love for education. I am grateful for the opportunity to teach adult learners, and help person's achieve their goals by becoming nurses.

...museum field trip for my students. I strongly believe in the power of informal learning environments like museums, libraries, and camps, and I work my passion for art and creativity into everything I do. I believe every student has potential, and that it's just about giving the student the tools they need to unlock that potential in order to foster a lifetime love of learning. I look forward to working with your students :)

...language education where I have taught elementary students in both English and Spanish. I also have experience teaching adult learners English as a second language with Catholic Charities. I am very confident teaching all subject matter for elementary and middle school, but I have gotten to work most with reading and math instruction and greatly enjoy teaching those subjects. I believe that all students deserve a quality education and are capable of achieving their academic...

...help sometime. There have been many moments as a student that I felt overwhelmed by too many facts, but in those moments I've always made it through because I found someone to talk it through with. Instead of drowning in a sea of facts, my personal learning philosophy is to find the big concepts and fill in the facts from there. I love watching students "get it"-- its exciting. Learning shouldn't be about memorization but...

...Plan for success and never forget the value of using Blooms taxonomy in lessons. I believe that students can learn in any setting. Education is about perfecting communication. Focus on identifying students, accessing their needs, and providing them with the tools they need to learn. Educators and institutions should be pillars of reliability which students can lean on during difficult times of growth. Education should be fun, produce excitement and enthusiasm not only among students,...

...I received a degree in Microbiology and Chemistry. My mathematical skills were sharpened during my career. During this period I was responsible for calculating molar concentrations for solution, medical dosing, determine number of cells in a microbe plate and complicated scientific formulas. I started tutoring math and science for a tutorial company and found that I loved it. I love seeing students make progress in our tutorial sessions. I was happy to know that I...

...them connect the ideas throughout the course. When I'm not teaching, I can be found exploring the countryside looking for the best camera shots or sitting behind my computer writing the next chapter in my next science fiction novel. But that's when I'm alone. When I'm with friends I love a good meal and a good show. I look forward to getting to know my future students as we take the next academic adventure.

...goals as their tutor is to help them find happiness in their newfound knowledge! I am currently pursuing my undergraduate degree in psychology at Washington University in St. Louis. I am currently a pre-med student and plan on attaining my medical degree in the future. I really love to see students enjoy and excel in reading, writing, and mathematics because these subjects form the foundations for many, many higher-level subjects. In my free time, I...

...graduate of the University of Oklahoma. I have wanted to be a meteorologist since I was 5 years old, and I am living my dream every day by keeping TV viewers in Oklahoma informed and prepared every day. That being said, I miss school sometimes. I miss being able to interact with my peers and learn things, especially when it was hard. That's why I'm here. I want to help students to achieve their goals,...

...make each session with a student as engaging and productive as possible. I believe a teacher should adjust to each student's needs by using strategies that best fit the learner. I have found that it is most effective to develop reasoning and critical thinking skills by asking open-ended questions and guiding students to form their own inferences about topics. I have helped students achieve their academic goals by filling knowledge gaps, modeling, enrichment, and providing...

...and will also have a minor in chemistry. I will be attending veterinary school at Oklahoma State University and will start classes there in August of 2020. I enjoy chemistry, biology, and biochemistry and also enjoy mathematical aspects of science. I strive to help students with any science questions they may have, but also have a strong background in many other subjects. I also enjoy playing soccer and basketball, running, and playing video games in...

I am a biologist, graduate from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. During my undergraduate coursework, I was a tutor for developmental biology, embryology. After graduation, I went to medical schools where I studied medical sciences for a decade. I worked in pathology labs, chemistry and biology labs, histology and physiology labs. I am very much familiar with how the body works, mammalian cell cultures, diseases, etiology and biological causes of disease.

...System Dynamics and control at TU. My desire is to someday pursue a faculty position in Engineering and continue to educate students in the field of engineering, but through that help students learn valuable life skills and things that are discovered about oneself through the rigor of academic learning. When I am not studying or working, I enjoy many outdoor activities: running, climbing, hiking, and camping. I also greatly enjoy reading with one of my...

...Masters in Science Education and School Administration. I am currently in the process of getting my PhD in Curriculum. My passion is in Biology and I love to teach students to appreciate the understanding of Biological systems and organization. I also have extensive experience in Physical Science, Chemistry, and Environmental Science. I have spent many years developing teaching skills in the math and sciences with both my own children and students and have the skill...

I'm a recent graduate with a Bachelor in Medical Molecular Biology. Currently taking a gap year before graduate school, and enjoy tutoring on the side. I tutored, TA'd, and mentored while in college and am grateful to continue that during my gap year!

I graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Biology, and my love of learning continues to grow every day. I have taught for almost 3 years (both elementary and high school), and will always bring my expertise and positive attitude to our tutoring sessions. I love teaching and helping people to help themselves understand difficult concepts. Reach out and let's work together!

...the stage for excellent academic content and instilling students with renewed confidence by providing scaffolding that allows them to learn in a way that suits their learning needs. I believe that teachers can begin to create this environment by demonstrating civil actions towards students at all times because mutual respect between teachers and students is the cornerstone of learning. They must show civility towards students and others if they expect students to model this behavior....

...about. I have taught in a first grade classroom and a third grade classroom. Teaching the foundational skills for reading is crucial for children because reading is vital for success! For those reasons, I adapt, modify, and build on lessons that helps students grow and learn. Building relationships with my students is my first step to creating a safe and exciting learning environment. From there, we come up with goals and ways to reach those...