Award-Winning Genetics Tutors serving Raleigh-Durham, NC

...I was also a teacher's assistant for a freshman biology class. Upon graduation, I decided to work in a charter school as a tutor, helping underprivileged students with high school math. Throughout my journey as a tutor, I have learned and valued the differences between each student. I fully believe that my experiences have battle-tested me to the point where I can look at any student and devise an effective plan to foster improvement. When...

I recently completed my Bachelors and Masters in Biology at East Carolina University. I have tutored in many different subjects for students, including students who have learning disabilities. Tutoring science is a passion and I look forward to working with you and your family!... Introduce myself, talk about strengths and weaknesses, and ask what the student wants out of the tutoring. After this, we can discuss test and quiz dates.... I would try out various study...

...analysis, learning to thoroughly complete each task to the best of my ability before moving on. In addition to my emphasis on self-reflection and learning from my personal experiences, I also value the experience of others. I enjoy working with others because it is an opportunity share, exchange, and learn from each others experiences thus building lifelong connections. As an aspiring physician, I believe that the empathy required to successfully impact health care begins with...

I am a successful scientist looking to help equip and prepare the scientists of tomorrow. I enjoy helping students learn and excel in scientific subjects.

...upon leaving the University and moving out of state, I decided to temporarily leave the labs to spend some valuable time with my family. Honestly, I was a little hesitant at leaving the world of science all together, so I decided to take up tutoring (as I've always loved teaching as well). In fact, I spent much of my time at the University tutoring other students: friends, classmates, and frankly anyone who would ask me....

...a graduate from Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences. In my undergraduate career, I was a Statistics Supplemental Instructor Leader for the university. Although I am most passionate about Statistics, I do enjoy tutoring middle school subjects and CNA certifications. I also enjoy creating study aids and activities that are interactive and allow for critical-thinking. As I am currently pursuing my Master's in Public Health, I am a big advocate for educational...

...affect our immune system. As I became further trained in my career to be a college professor, I noticed that scientists do not always have the best approach to teaching and inspiring the next generation. Therefore, with over eight years of tutoring experience and through the College Teaching Program at Duke University, I have gained skills and experience in teaching and tutoring students in science using a student-focused personalized learning approach. We do not learn...

...ages 4-18 in swimming technique, sportsmanship, and competition and loved every moment of it. I find education to be an incredibly important part of life and love seeing students progress and improve their knowledge. I look forward to the day where I begin explaining something and the student tells me that I am telling them yesterday's news. In my free time, I enjoy reading, running, swimming, taking care of my plants, and spending time outdoors.

I have a bachelor's degree in Biology with a minor in Environmental studies from Metropolitan State University of Denver.

I am extremely passionate about educating our future. Being a teacher, one of the best outcomes is seeing your own students be successful, gaining confidence in themselves and most of all, finding their purpose.

I love teaching science and I hope to pass on my love for learning to my students! No problem is too big that can't be solved if we work together. I look forward to meeting you and helping you reach your goals. :)

...I love the feeling of seeing a student reach a new level. I'm a big fan of designed independent learning, and my experience has taught me that "studying harder" is not always the answer. With each student, I focus first on organization: what we need to cover and a timeline to get to their goal. I'm a physician assistant student at Duke and hope to become a clinic director some day. In spare time outside...

Hi! My name is Sivani and I am a recent university graduate. I graduated with honors distinction with two degrees, Biology and Psychology. I have extensive tutoring experience of all ages, from elementary school to college aged students. Teaching is a passion of mine. and something I have proven to excel in, as I have helped many students improve their grades. Let me help you with your classes too!

I am international medical graduate on my way to residency in the USA. Learning complex concepts can be challenging and boring. I enjoy injecting a healthy dose of excitement and connection to the concepts. I am certain that I will be able give you a deep level of understanding in a fun and enjoyable way.

...My motivation to be an effective tutor comes from my academic struggles and a fixed mindset on my capabilities as a student. In the past, I tutored at-risk and adjudicated youth in high school math, science, and language arts. My style focuses on distilling difficult concepts and enhancing learning through their application while considering individual strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. I advocate for understanding and being able to apply the material, and that grade improvement...

...Peer Led Team Learning Instructor and a peer tutor throughout college so I am comfortable working 1:1 and in groups, making sure my students stay engaged and maximize our time together. I take an integrative approach to tutoring, ensuring that we review topics holistically and work on how to attack the problems you might see on quizzes and exams. I find this approach keeps students from being overwhelmed with background information and helps them feel...

...to implement an individualistic approach of teaching This method would help enable each of them to learn and understand the concepts rather than just memorize. While attending undergraduate and graduate school at the University of Missouri, I worked as a TA in a Medical Microbiology and immunology lab, this experience has exposed me to teach a group rather than individuals at once. It lead me to implement methods of active learning to ensure that the...

...get past the barrier of virtual learning. I tutor a variety of subjects, including biology, earth science, chemistry and math. Among these, my favorite subjects to tutor are anything in the science field because it is something I am very passionate about. I have a strong commitment to recognizing and supporting each student's individual learning style. I strive to create a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore concepts and learn in a...

...the sidelines cheering my teammates on. I hope to bring this energy to our sessions, I hope to see my students take pride in their knowledge and develop a hunger for success. A bit about my qualifications... I have previously taken and received an A in each class that I tutor. I have taken numerous higher level classes in both chemistry and biology, and have developed a much simpler framework for understanding basic chemistry and...

...believe in meeting students where they are and going from there. When students learn concepts like trigonometry in math or moles and functional groups in chemistry, they often think, "I'll never use this in real life." But this perspective overlooks something crucial. It misses the fact that the act of learning how to do math and the process of learning these subjects establishes a new kind of brain wiring - a problem-solving and critical thinking...