Kevin's Stanford Biocomputation track means he straddles biology and computer science daily — analyzing biological systems through a quantitative, data-driven lens. For students navigating topics like cell biology, genetics, or experimental design, he connects abstract concepts to real research appl...

While science isn't Evan's primary discipline, his computer science and game development training required coursework in physics and applied mathematics — particularly mechanics, optics, and wave behavior as they relate to simulations and rendering. He approaches science problems with the same syste...

Logan teaches across both science and math — plus holds a perfect 36 ACT, which includes the Science section's rapid-fire data interpretation and experimental reasoning — so he knows how to read a graph, trace variables through an experiment, and explain results clearly under pressure. His communica...

Elementary and middle school science is where curiosity either takes root or stalls out. Kelsey's classroom teaching experience means she knows how to connect topics like the water cycle, simple machines, or ecosystems to hands-on thinking rather than rote definitions — turning vocabulary-heavy unit...

A kinesiology degree from Rice required deep coursework in anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics, so Addison knows how to break down scientific processes — like cellular respiration or force diagrams — into logical, digestible steps. She connects abstract concepts to real-world examples, which makes...

Biomedical engineering sits at the intersection of physics, chemistry, and biology — so Matthew doesn't just know science subjects in isolation. He unpacks scientific reasoning by connecting principles across disciplines, whether that means explaining how fluid dynamics applies to blood flow or how ...

ACT Science is less about knowing biology or chemistry cold and more about reading graphs, interpreting data, and spotting patterns under time pressure — skills Benjamin has sharpened through years of teaching quantitative reasoning and standardized test prep. He breaks each passage into a data extr...

Anthony's double English background — bachelor's and master's — might not scream science, but it built exactly the close-reading and analytical writing skills that separate students who can parrot definitions from those who can actually interpret a data table or explain an experimental result in the...

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An English and Political Science double major might not scream 'science tutor,' but Diana's coursework in research methods and evidence-based argumentation maps well onto what science classes actually ask students to do — form hypotheses, support claims with data, and communicate findings clearly. H...

A math degree means Jesse spent years working through the quantitative backbone of science — calculating rates, converting units, interpreting graphs, and applying formulas to physical systems. He brings that numerical fluency to science tutoring, making the math-heavy portions of topics like motion...

Growing up with a learning disability taught Kaylee something most science tutors take for granted — that the standard way of studying doesn't work for every student, and sometimes you need to rebuild a concept from scratch before it sticks. Her speech-language pathology training at Brescia Universi...

Environmental Studies majors spend their days connecting biology, chemistry, and earth science into a single framework — which gives Grace a practical, cross-disciplinary lens for breaking down science concepts. She's especially comfortable with ecology, environmental systems, and the data interpret...

An accounting degree might not scream 'science,' but Sowmya's coursework in economics and psychology — both built on hypothesis testing, data collection, and statistical reasoning — gave her direct practice with the scientific method in action. She's especially strong at walking students through how...

Much of elementary and middle school science comes down to reading carefully, following directions in a lab activity, and writing clear observations — all skills Patty sharpens daily as an ESL and literacy instructor. She's especially good at helping students who struggle with the language-heavy sid...