I tutor biology, chemistry, algebra, biochemistry, genetics, and microbiology.I recently graduated from Texas A&M with a double major in biochemistry and genetics.I started tutoring while at Texas A&M, and I loved helping others understand the difficult topics teachers and professors cover quickly.Chemistry is my favorite subject to tutor because I did have difficulties with topics at first. However, when I got the hang of it, it all made sense and was actually fun!I am a positive, patient tutor. I am very understanding and won't hesitate to repeat myself many times. I personally am a visual learner, so I try to draw and write as much as I can. At first, I explain everything and every step until you understand. I feel accomplished when you are not only confident by yourself, but can explain every step you take and why.

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Applied Mathematics from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas. I tutor any math up through high school Pre-Calculus. My favorite subject to tutor is Algebra because its fun to work with problems that require high-level logical and analytical thinking. These are essential skills every student (and every person) can benefit from practicing.From my past experience as a private tutor, I have found that students who struggle with math often do not receive a sufficient amount of time to process, understand, and practice what they learned class. Without a firm grasp on the content, students will quickly fall behind, as math builds upon itself. Understandably then, mathematics can seem daunting; however, math is really just a shorthand language we use to describe everyday thingsone just needs to take time and care to comprehend it. As a tutor, I give students the guidance and confidence they need in their own abilities to succeed. Since education ultimately exists to liberate people from ignorance, illuminating the "why" and the "how" behind things is very important to me. Making sure that students understand the content and can apply it outside of my help is my goal, as opposed to offering memorization tricks or shortcuts simply for the sake of completion, which benefit no one in the long run.When I'm not tutoring, you'll likely find me spending time with my husband and children. I also enjoy a wide range of outdoor and energetic activities, including playing recreational sports and visiting parks.

I tutor biology, chemistry, algebra, biochemistry, genetics, and microbiology.I recently graduated from Texas A&M with a double major in biochemistry and genetics.I started tutoring while at Texas A&M, and I loved helping others understand the difficult topics teachers and professors cover quickly.Chemistry is my favorite subject to tutor because I did have difficulties with topics at first. However, when I got the hang of it, it all made sense and was actually fun!I am a positive, patient tutor. I am very understanding and won't hesitate to repeat myself many times. I personally am a visual learner, so I try to draw and write as much as I can. At first, I explain everything and every step until you understand. I feel accomplished when you are not only confident by yourself, but can explain every step you take and why.

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Applied Mathematics from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas. I tutor any math up through high school Pre-Calculus. My favorite subject to tutor is Algebra because its fun to work with problems that require high-level logical and analytical thinking. These are essential skills every student (and every person) can benefit from practicing.From my past experience as a private tutor, I have found that students who struggle with math often do not receive a sufficient amount of time to process, understand, and practice what they learned class. Without a firm grasp on the content, students will quickly fall behind, as math builds upon itself. Understandably then, mathematics can seem daunting; however, math is really just a shorthand language we use to describe everyday thingsone just needs to take time and care to comprehend it. As a tutor, I give students the guidance and confidence they need in their own abilities to succeed. Since education ultimately exists to liberate people from ignorance, illuminating the "why" and the "how" behind things is very important to me. Making sure that students understand the content and can apply it outside of my help is my goal, as opposed to offering memorization tricks or shortcuts simply for the sake of completion, which benefit no one in the long run.When I'm not tutoring, you'll likely find me spending time with my husband and children. I also enjoy a wide range of outdoor and energetic activities, including playing recreational sports and visiting parks.