...My subsections include: 27 Organic Chemistry, 24 General Chemistry, 23 Reading Comprehension, 23 Quantitative Reasoning, and 23 Biology. I have learned multiple tricks in mastering content and knowing what resources to use for any subject. I have experience in tutoring whether it's one-on-one or even in groups. (read more)
...As a mathematician, I have spent more than half of my life teaching, tutoring, and researching mathematics. In particular, I am very familiar with the topic broadly called "Linear Algebra." My experience ranges from introductory courses to advanced topics, such as graduate level material. Probability is one of my favorite branches of mathematics and science. (read more)
...I've worked with students both online and in-person, adapting my approach to each learner's needs. My teaching philosophy centers on active learning. I encourage students to tackle problems independently, providing guidance when needed. (read more)
...My name is Abra D., and I am a doctoral chemistry student enrolled at West Virginia University. Alongside my graduate courses, I am heavily involved in my research within the organic chemistry department and have been published in accredited chemical journals. I currently teach 3 lab sections weekly at WVU and would love to extend my love of learning through tutoring. (read more)
...I graduated from Carnegie Mellon University as a biochemistry major with departmental, research, and university honors. Throughout college, I tutored high school students in Biology and Chemistry, where my students consistently succeeded in receiving the highest grades. Also, I spent two years of my undergrad as a teaching assistant for a Physiology course. (read more)