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Judith B. - $65.00/hr - Chapel Hill, TN - View Judith B. >>
...I have a Master’s degree plus 39 with many courses in the subjects that are included on the MCAT. I have tutored several students in preparing for this exam in the past and all did well. I have worked in the Medical field in the past and have used this experience to work with my students who are studying to enter Medical School or other medical fields. (read more)
Lindsay W. - $70.00/hr - Franklin, TN - View Lindsay W. >>
...My educational background is in biochemistry and I always planned to pursue medicine, before seeking an alternative path. I discovered I loved working with students, and I am passionate about sharing my love of chemistry, as well as other sciences. I am experienced in teaching chemistry, biology, and physics to grades 6-10, as well as teaching IB biology and psychology to grades 11 and 12. (read more)
Harry C. - $80.00/hr - Murfreesboro, TN - View Harry C. >>
...Throughout both my undergraduate and graduate years, I worked in a campus writing center, where I helped students draft and revise their papers. When I became an instructor of several philosophy classes, I likewise taught my students how to write more clearly, concisely, and grammatically. Through all these experiences, I've become adept at both producing and teaching written English. (read more)
Sam A. - $85.00/hr - Franklin, TN - View Sam A. >>
...I guide students through each step of the writing process and help them to understand each part of an essay, from introduction to conclusion. In proofreading, I always look to refine both the specific paper and my students' skills as writers. I want my students to learn to write excellently on their own, without my help. (read more)
Eric C. - $70.00/hr - Murfreesboro, TN - View Eric C. >>
...I even had one student raise his SAT-Math score by 300 points (it was lot of hard work).
My SAT II-Math II students have scored 760 or higher in recent years. Most recently, one student scored perfect 800. My former students were as young as 6th and 7th graders who were admitted to specializ... (read more)