A fourth-year medical student at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Michael tackles science the way it actually works — connecting concepts across biology, chemistry, and physiology instead of treating them as separate silos. His biology degree and MCAT teaching experience at Kaplan mean he can br...

Abigail's Columbia master's program in International Affairs required heavy engagement with research methodology — analyzing datasets on global health, evaluating environmental policy studies, and interpreting statistical evidence across disciplines. That training translates well when she walks stud...

Biology is where Victoria lives academically — her Cornell degree in Biology and Society plus her current MPH work mean she can unpack everything from cell biology and genetics to human physiology and ecology with real depth. She connects scientific concepts to health and nutrition examples that mak...

Ten years of teaching in NYC classrooms — including self-contained and Collaborative Team Teaching settings — means Ivan has seen firsthand how students with different learning profiles struggle to process science material, from decoding diagrams to organizing lab observations into coherent explanat...

Dan's math background — through discrete math, calculus, and quantitative reasoning — means he can handle the computational side of science that often trips students up: dimensional analysis, interpreting rate graphs, and working through stoichiometry or physics equations without losing track of uni...

Electrical engineering at Carnegie Mellon means Chimdi lives in the overlap of physics, math, and applied problem-solving — building circuits, analyzing waveforms, and testing real systems against theoretical predictions every week. That hands-on lab experience makes him especially effective at teac...

Having debugged enough physics simulations and coded enough data-analysis scripts during his Penn State CS program, Nicholas picked up a working fluency in scientific reasoning that most computer science majors don't bother developing — understanding how variables interact, why controlled experiment...

Biology, chemistry, and physics all sit in Laura's wheelhouse — her dual biology and anthropology degree from Fordham means she studied living systems from the molecular level up through human populations. Now pursuing a Master's in Public Health at Columbia with a focus on environmental health scie...

For younger students, science should feel like discovery — asking why leaves change color or how magnets pull from a distance. Gabriela connects these everyday curiosities to the actual concepts behind them, whether that's life cycles, states of matter, or basic earth science. She makes observation ...

Growing up steeped in math and ELA before pursuing graduate work in Africana Studies, Devon brings an interdisciplinary lens to science — particularly when it comes to reading dense informational texts, pulling key details from charts, and organizing written explanations of how things work. That cro...