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Kabhilan M. - $80.00/hr - Oyster Bay, NY - View Kabhilan M. >>
...I teach these concepts using either R or MS Excel, depending upon the course requirements of the student. Further, being a trained neuroscientist, I am an expert at different aspects of biology and chemistry. I have taught biochemistry, anatomy and physiology, genetics, and molecular biology to a diverse population, from middle/high schoolers to advanced students of medicine and nursing. (read more)
Ryan C. - $125.00/hr - New Rochelle, NY - View Ryan C. >>
...I currently teach algebra 1, algebra 2 and statistics. Although I do not currently teach geometry, I am certified and more than qualified to teach and tutor the subject. I have taught AP Statistics for the past two years and am teaching it a third time this school year. (read more)
Brian L. - $75.00/hr - Bellmore, NY - View Brian L. >>
...An understanding of microbiology is also crucial to understanding the pharmacology of drugs used to treat HIV. In short, treatment involves a combination of drugs that inhibit different points in the viral replication cycle. The purpose of this strategy is to prevent the emergence of drug resistance while maximizing viral suppression. (read more)
Anika C. - $45.00/hr - Hempstead, NY - View Anika C. >>
...I also sometimes like to connect the lesson to a student's hobby or sport so that the learning feels applicable. Making up problems for the student is extremely important to me and I also encourage the student to make up problems of their own as it can be incredibly helpful for understanding the... (read more)
Arthur C. - $115.00/hr - Valley Stream, NY - View Arthur C. >>
...I have taken many math courses that correlate with each other. Through taking many mathematical courses in my educational career, I have found many ways in attacking problems in a simple way that is understandable for students. When working with a student, I make them diagram every mathematical problem so that they can get a visual in their head of what the question is asking. (read more)