Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Dallas Fort Worth, TX

...displays interest in continuing to study something related to what we've worked on together, or simply becomes proud of their academic improvement and success. My approach to teaching anything involves first engaging with the student, then making sure they have a strong foundation before reinforcing anything that they're struggling on. I love to make learning fun and interactive, because we all retain more of what we learn when we enjoy it. I hope to reach...

...teaching which is why, when I moved to the United States and became a citizen, I started teaching at Heartland Community College. I taught my students different biology courses, including human anatomy and physiology. I believe my medical background gives me a unique perspective when it comes to making connections between normal and pathological conditions involving the human body. I also have my Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates Certification here in the U.S.

...medical school. I have background in teaching and tutoring many subjects as a volunteer ESL teacher abroad and a Biology and Chemistry tutor at UT Dallas. I tutor Biology, Organic Chemistry, BioChemistry, Math, and French Language. As a learner and a teacher, I love helping others meet their academic goals by finding creative ways to best fit each student's unique learning style. When I am not tutoring, I have a Great Dane that likes to...

...medical schools, my time consists of working out, running outside, eating mac & cheese, and now tutoring those who were once in my shoes. I want to provide those in need with the skills to become the best versions of themselves through the arms of education. Whatever the goal may be, your success will not be measured by how many times you fail, but by whether you decide to stop trying. If you never stop...

...time together?" this way I could align my expectations of students with their goals. After Tulane, I went back home to finish my undergraduate degree at the University of Texas at Dallas. More of my teaching philosophy was developed here with positions as Teaching Assistant in Biochemistry and Supplemental Instruction Leader in Physics at the Student Success Center. Here, I started to see teaching as an art of sharing information and helping peers think in...

...including Statistics, Science, Reading, Medicine, Math, Immunology, Microbiology, English, Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics, as well as Algebra 1 and 2. My favorite subjects to tutor include Biology, Immunology, Microbiology, Reading, and Statistics. In my free time, I enjoy reading material pertaining to science. I find the way that they tie into each other to be fascinating. Statistics is interesting to me, because I love the fact that it is a practical math that I find...

...an engineer in the semiconductor industry, with a break of eight years to teach high school chemistry, physics, and math, and returning to the semiconductor industry. In high school and college I was the student who got the right answer (most of the time) but didn't really understand why it was the right answer. Although getting the right answer is important and satisfying, knowing why the answer is right (or not right) is frequently more...

...Emergency Department. Lastly, I was able to learn many study strategies throughout my time in college and during this time studying for the MCAT. My teaching philosophy is centered around patience and listening. I want each student to feel heard, important, and comfortable to make mistakes. From personal experience, my best learning moments came from being honest about my mistakes and reflecting on them. I hope to achieve this in each session and to always...

...step". Similar to exams in school. You might be overwhelmed thinking about your next or final exams. But here is the deal: Just do it. Let us learn together! I helped other students while I was still in High School. Even in university I taught - it was a great experience and I always got great feedback. I love to learn and improve. I love to see which questions others have and think about what...

...2015) of University of Texas at Arlington working on a degree in Biological Chemistry B.S. I enjoy tutoring a wide variety of subjects, but particularly specialize in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, and Algebra. For over two years I have been a University Tutor and a Teaching Assistant. When tutoring, my goal is to make the hardest subjects entertaining. Moreover, I make sure students understand every key detail of the subject they are preparing for.

...dedicated to providing a deep understanding of complex scientific concepts and mathematical principles among my students. With my educational background of pursuing Bachelors degree in Health Sciences and Masters degree in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, I have become proficient in these areas of studies and with my past experience as a teaching assistant/ tutor, I have also obtained the skill of communicating and demonstrating the topics clearly and patiently until my student comprehends it with...

...is why I am super enthusiastic about helping you find the techniques that fit with your needs and making them work for you in reaching your academic goals! As a medical student myself, I have had to find ways to learn and retain information and I can use my experience to help you excel and pursue the knowledge of your dreams! I love watching my students succeed and will do anything to support you in...

...and immunology. I love teaching and my teaching philosophy centers on fostering an environment where learning becomes an engaging and tailored experience. I am an adaptable person believes in diverse learning styles and equipping students with the style they are familiar with or in love with. I aim to ensure the student comprehend the subject I teach and also becomes an independent critical thinker of the subject. I am interested in teaching Immunology, biochemistry, cell...

...way is associating what is being taught to a real world scenario. When we make a connection between the real world and academics, we better appreciate and understand the material being covered. When I am not busy getting up to date with my medical knowledge, I enjoy playing with my 15 month old son. It’s a joy to see him learn and do something different every day. Of course I also leave time for exercise,...

...head of Supplemental Instruction for Chem II. Here I taught students with various educational backgrounds and abilities ranging in ages 17-65. Following graduation, I obtained my teaching license and was endorsed in Biology for grades 6-12. The most important thing I have learned as a teacher is that our schools teach one way- but students learn a million different ways. I look forward to getting to know how you or your student learns and tailoring...

My position is a Research Scientist. I like science and math. In my spare time i like to read scientific books and biographies. I like to watch national geographic channel, history channel, Nova on PBS and news channels.

...This would further help student transition from theory to practical aspects of clinical settings. Medical and clinical excellence awards winner in Sonography. I am graduate of JFK Muhlenberg school of Nursing. I also have Masters in dietetics and Bachelor in foods and Nutrition. My favorite subjects are Diagnostic ultrasound, Anatomy and Physiology and clinical scanning sonography. As it gives in-depth required knowledge for solid foundation. I am an Active listener, Accountable, organized, responsible with strong...

...PhD in one of several areas. I hope to one day contribute to medicinal research after having worked in medical related chemistry and cancer biology labs during my undergraduate career. For any student of mine, I try to push them to first understand what is being asked of them and what kind of background they need to answer a question. If you don't have the pieces, then you can't build the puzzle. So during my...

...Center and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from the University University of North Texas. After years of tutoring, I have learned that no two people are alike and it is important to create an experience unique to each person I work with. During the initial meetings I always try to learn more about the unique way you learn and tailor the information I provide to you and provide the best experience.

...students in math (Algebra I & II, Geometry, Calculus I-II) and science (Biology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry). I have the most experience with and enjoy teaching Algebra I & II and Chemistry though. I grew up as a athlete myself (figure skater) and so am aware of the strenuous schedule student athletes have and work to be as flexible as I can with my own schedule so that I can accommodate these students.