Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Buffalo, NY

...a third year student in the 7-year Accelerated Physician-Scientist Program at RPI, which is a combined BS-MD program joined with Albany Medical College. I am also attending RPI as a Renneslaer Medalist, where I will study Biology, Politics, and Economics. Since I scored a 36 on the ACT myself at the beginning of my sophomore year (10th grade), I have been tutoring and helping other students at my high school find similar success on these...

...a University at Buffalo 2016 graduate with a BA in Spanish. I just recently applied to medical school with dreams of becoming a physician. I tutor Spanish, at a middle school, high school and college level, and a variety of different science and math courses as well. I do my best to make learning enjoyable for my students and I believe that it is important to bring a professional approach to teaching. When I am...

I first started tutoring in high school, through Math, Chemistry, and Biology Honors Society. Through these activities, I realized that I'm passionate about tutoring and assisting others throughout their academic journeys. I'm quite interested in Science, English, and Psychology. Additionally, I'm very comfortable with tutoring for the ACT.

...and grew up in Singapore and Buffalo, NY, where I currently live. This past semester, I tutored middle and high school students in math, biology, and chemistry in Ithaca. I also particularly enjoy tutoring for standardized tests such as the ACT, as I feel it is where students are able to make a lot of progress quickly, and it also tends to be the most rewarding for both the students and for me! As someone...

...I have extensive experience working with students from middle school to college age through NY MasterMinds and Academic Challenge Bowl. My work with these organizations has involved tailoring information to students' age range and skill level, keeping students encouraged and involved in gameplay, and dealing with conflicts and problems as they arise. I have also worked with students and peers in a one-on-one capacity. My TASC tutoring involves working with a student to create a...

My name is Colin Begley and I am a student at The University of Alabama studying Economics and Biology on the pre-med track. I offer tutoring services in a wide variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, physics, economics, business, and mathematics. I am very passionate about teaching and learning, and I hope that I can use the knowledge I have acquired throughout my years of education to make a difference in someone's life.

...department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences at the University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. I have extensive tutoring experience, both as a private tutor as well as a university tutor for the Tulane Academic Success Center, in the following topics: general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics (calculus- and algebra-based), statistics, cell biology, molecular biology, and biochemistry with particular emphasis on metabolism, structural biochemistry, and bio-organic chemistry. I look forward to working with...

...wrong, I am not a study nerd at all, I was a judo champion once, and I do a lot of other things as well. I believe the most important skill in life is learning how to learn and encode skills especially in adult years. That's why when I tutor you, first I will teach you how to learn whatever you want to learn, learning the actual material next. I am also a very flexible...

I am a sophomore at Canisius College on the Pre-Medicine track. I major in Biochemistry and minor in business. I am someone who is highly interested in practicing my knowledge and passing on what I know with regards to various sciences and mathematics. I hope to one day practice medicine, and teach what I have learned as well.

"Education is not a problem. Education is an opportunity." - Lyndon B. Johnson

...teacher in the future. Though I am most passionate about chemistry, I also tutor English literature/language, pre-algebra, and algebra. In addition to tutoring, I have worked as a teaching assistant for two courses in college. One belief of mine that has formed the foundation of my teaching philosophy is that education becomes something truly special once a student applies both the lessons and thinking skills they've learned in their daily life. This is achieved not...

I've spent two decades tutoring students of all ages and backgrounds and love the moment when you can see a complicated concept just click with someone. I specialize in math, science, and test preparation. My undergrad is in Biology with a minor in Statistics, and I have an MBA from Johns Hopkins focusing on Healthcare Innovation. PMP certified.

...studies or law, but I still have some deciding to do in that regard! My tutoring experience has been varied, from helping peers with homework, assisting my young nephews and nieces with their reading and writing, to mentoring the younger students at the dance studio I used to attend. These are just some of the ways that I've learned to tutor. My favorite things to tutor are writing and algebra. Both are things that can...

...the grad school level, and love the challenge of finding new ways to motivate and educate students. Math has always been a passion of mine and I have found use for it in my everyday life. I have realized that there are many different ways of approaching a single, simple problem. Having the best skills and tools to make various approaches can be crucial when trying to find a solution. I believe I have the...

...are: understanding how individuals learn and relating to the student's established knowledge base in order to build upon it. By providing tangible, real-life, everyday examples, the learning process is accessible for any student in any field. I teach by encouraging independent thinking and analytical reasoning to support problem solving skills - as apposed to simply memorizing material just to pass a test. I prompt students with leading question at every stage: how would you being?...why?..how?...what...

...Education. I've been tutoring/working with kids and adults for over 12 years. I enjoy teaching individuals of all ages. However, I really enjoy working with 1st-6th graders. My teaching philosophy is simple, every child learns differently. It is my job as an educator to incorporate different strategies to ensure that the individual(s) in my classroom truly understand the material presented. I was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to work with some amazing teachers...

...year, I taught math and science as teacher at a local charter school through the 2016-2017 academic school year. At the end of my first year of teaching high school, I decided to return to UA to continue my graduate-level education and to pursue a career in Medical Physics. My favorite subjects to teach and tutor are all levels of algebra, calculus, physics, and biology. Patience, communication, and empathy are central to my teaching philosophy...

...freshman and sophomore level biology labs. I love bringing the content to "life" for my students so that they not only understand what they're learning, but begin to really enjoy it and want to know more. Working with students and having that "light bulb" moment happen for them is everything to me! I also have over 7 years of 1:1 tutoring experience helping students pass their state exams or prepare for college tests. I have...

...in which I helped students hone their skills in comprehension, textbook reading, fluency, beginning phonics, essay-writing, long-word decoding, and vocabulary enhancement. I also have one year of experience in individual tutoring for ACT/SAT test prep, reading (K-12), writing (K-12), world and U. S. history (high school and college), and writing skills (K-12). I enjoy working with students of all age levels and am excited to begin working with you. During the school year, I work...

...I was selected to serve as the supplemental instructor for biology. By the time I was an SI, I finally saw the value in learning all the nitty-gritty facts from freshman bio that hardly seem relevant. I also had some great professors that inspired me with their teaching styles which I tried to incorporate myself. At my weekly review sessions, I tried to connect the minutia to current research, Nobel Prize winners, and medical pathologies...