Certified Tutors From Logan University

...department at Columbus State Community College where I teach Anatomy and Physiology as well as basic human biology courses. In addition to my academia, I am also a practicing chiropractic physician. My two professions allow me to have a well-rounded view and philosophy on teaching that encompasses clinical relevance of basic science classes. I hope...

...and teaching. I have a Bachelors degree in Biology from Rockhurst University that includes experience in science classes such as biology, physiology, anatomy, microbiology, botany, and many others. I love to help people learn and master their material, so they truly understand and can apply the information and not just recite the information back on...

Learning is a very individualized experience. Learning in a way that will forever be remembered is the most important part.

Helping students understand big picture concepts and connecting ideas is my primary goal as a tutor.

I never want to stop learning, no matter the topic. If we stop learning, stop absorbing information, stop being curious, we stop growing. Every day I read. I try to learn something new in my field, in the world. I hope to pass on to someone that same philosophy.

...of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. I have taught English as a second language in and around Seoul, South Korea. I can bring to the student the advanced biological sciences needed in many majors. I can connect the academic to the practical. We can enjoy our investigation into the facts and procedures in higher learning.

...teacher in New Mexico for the last 3 years. I have a Master of Science degree from Logan University of St. Louis. Teaching is my passion and I have experience in teaching both middle school and high school classrooms. I truly believe all students can learn at high levels, and I commit to helping students...

...Science and Rehabilitation. I am a certified personal trainer through NASM (national academy of sports medicine) and I am a certified corrective exercise specialist (CES) also through NASM. My specialty is muscles, kinesiology, and biomechanics. I have a lot of experience teaching and training kinesiology and love to help others understand the terminology and human movement....

...completing my Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine (with a focus in comparative biomedical sciences). Much of my graduate research and training focuses on developing medical education curricula that is more student-based and centered, as well as animal behavior/welfare research that begins with individual animals and carries over...

...completed my degree, many people would ask me for help on the classes that I had already completed. I have formally been a tutor for several years. I am currently working towards my PhD in Immunology. I tutor a wide assortment of classes including Statistics, Science, Reading, Medicine, Math, Immunology, Microbiology, English, Chemistry, Biology, Biochemistry,...

...generation of my family to pursue higher education, I faced unique challenges. Throughout my academic journey, I explored various fields, but it was the study of the human body's intricacies and healing processes that truly captivated me. This passion led me to begin my educational pursuit in Chiropractic and later major in nutrition and human...

...and allowing them to think critically. I often focus on repetition and pinpointing tricky concepts so that the knowledge gained from practicing said concepts can be retained. My belief and approach for tutoring students is that no topic can't be mastered as long as effort is put in and the student is willing to do so....

I have a passion for learning and education. I tailor each session to the student's learning style and needs. I look forward to helping many individuals learn, grow, and gain confidence.