I work as Product Manager in a Software Development company. I have Masters in Science(Computer Science). I 3+ years of on hand experience of working with real life projects and can teach with a practical perspective of how knowledge is applied in the IT industry. Out of my work experience I have keen interest in Physics, Chemistry and Math. I specialize in Computer science but do teach a wide range of subjects.
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Im passionate about helping other students because I remember being in the same scenario. I love to cater to specific learning types , please let me know what helps you best i.e : visual vs auditory, vs practice examples vs fill in the blanks, and if you don't know let's figure that out together!
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...Indiana University School of Medicine with a Doctor of Medicine. I am going to be starting surgical residency in the next few months. Prior to medical school, I attended the University of Florida and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering. I have always enjoyed helping students, especially because I know how difficult school can be. I have had the pleasure of tutoring many students in the past, ranging from college-athletes to other...
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...in guiding students through their learning journeys, helping them overcome challenges, and witnessing their growth and success. Each student's unique perspective and curiosity inspire me, and I am committed to supporting their academic and personal development. I have experience teaching in classroom settings, where I designed and implemented lesson plans, facilitated discussions, and created a positive learning environment. Engaging with a diverse group of students taught me to adapt my teaching strategies to meet various...
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...teaching while pursuing, and eventually completing, my Ph.D. in analytical chemistry. Teaching in a lecture setting was a largely impersonal process. I wanted to teach in a setting where the student was comfortable asking questions, which is not an easy task in a large classroom. Teaching for me has always been more rewarding when doing so in a one-on-one setting. In this scenario, I can easily tailor the lessons to the needs and pace of...
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...of Florida International University. I received my Bachelor's degree in Biology and Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus in Psychology and a minor in Chemistry. I am passionate about helping students because I struggled academically in High School a lot. When I started my undergraduate career, I ended up excelling and learning great study habits yet dealt with a lot of anxiety about my abilities. I like to help students because they might believe they are...
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...a part-time lecturer at a four-year University based in NJ and I have over 10 years of experience in the chemicals industry. I often juggle my time in the classroom and at my main job because I want to remain connected to higher education and student learning. I'm passionate about helping students at both the high school and college level develop and improve their understanding of the sciences and science-based writing. I was fortunately someone...
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Hello! I'm excited to help you achieve in school! I definitely know how it feels to struggle in a subject and I will always work my best to help you improve. I'm friendly and extroverted and have experience tutoring.
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...I have a Ph.D in Material Science and strong basics in all main streams of Chemistry. I am working as Postdoctoral researcher at University of Alberta. I am here to provide a pleasant and knowledgeful place to learn and help students to acquire their academic goals. I prefer some one-to-one time with students who needs extra care and make sure that the process is not making them super stressed. Chemistry is an interesting subject to...
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I love explaining things to people - and I've been doing it for about 25 years. I want you to finish a session feeling like: "Wow, that guy really helped me! (plus - what a sense of humor!)
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Hello, My name is Erik Dassoff and I hold a master's degree in Food Technology from a leading Dutch University. I also have a strong academic track record, having all A's throughout K-12 and my undergraduate degree. I enjoy problem-solving in math and science, but also enjoy applying it to useful real-life scenarios. I look forward to meeting and working with you! Cheers, Erik
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...of The School of Medicine, University of Bamenda where I received my M.D degree. While I trained as a medical doctor, my vast science background comes in handy to animate my natural gift and passion-teaching. I started teaching even before medical school. My passion to gain and transfer knowlege has driven me beyond the borders of clinical practice as i have tutored students across the world in a wide range of both classical, applied and...
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Analytical chemistry is, at its core, the generation and interpretation of chemical data. In essence, the field encompasses the vast array of laboratory techniques, quantitative manipulations, and intricate procedures and mechanisms inherent in an experimental setting. Building skills and confidence in analytical chemistry can be a slow and challenging endeavor. If you find your lab reports plagued by low yields, high error, and inexplicable complications, consider contacting Varsity Tutors. Let us help you connect with an analytical chemistry tutor who can provide you with the support you need to achieve success.
Chemistry procedures are generally designed to achieve one of three very specific goals: identification, purification, or quantification. Analytical chemistry tutors have mastered numerous laboratory techniques for each of these end goals, and are competent both in performing chemical procedures and in interpreting their results. Whether you are struggling to grasp the significance of a titration half-equivalence point or are designing a means of separating several chemical species from an impure sample, an analytical chemistry tutor can help. From mass spectrometry to extraction, calorimetry to ion chromatography, the diversity of laboratory methods and their mathematical interpretations can make it difficult to master the vast array of techniques required for your course or project. Some analytical chemistry courses even expect you to master the conceptual implications of certain experimental procedures without ever setting foot in a lab. Working with an analytical chemistry expert can give you additional insight into the material covered in your course, leaving you better prepared both for exam day and for the practical application of your new skills in research settings.
Analytical chemistry can be an extremely complex subject. It is very easy to get lost and frustrated. A private tutor can help combat this by acting as a guide and mentor. They can give you direction when you get lost, and offer kind words and encouragement when you feel frustrated.
The targeted approach offered by private tutoring means that you can work with your tutor to custom design your lesson curriculum. The collaborative aspect of private tutoring means that you can skim past concepts that you already understand and direct your time more efficiently to address the concepts with which you struggle. Instructors can make tutoring sessions intuitive and effective, catering to your unique course requirements and learning style to develop individualized lessons that are just right for you. Impersonal lectures and hurried explanations in office hours rarely suffice when you are trying to truly develop your subject mastery.
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Recent London Analytical Chemistry Tutoring Session Notes
Today we reviewed much of what we did yesterday. Today I utilized more videos and animations to better explain genetic cloning techniques and gel electrophoresis. I utilized a practice examination to better prepare him for his test tomorrow. Today we primarily focused on sex linked crosses and different terms like 'genetic engineering' 'genetic transformation' and 'recombinant DNA.'
We reviewed concepts in photosynthesis and cellular respiration. We focused on the details behind photosystems 1 and 2 and the Calvin cycle, and applied these ideas to completed questions in the back of the chapter of the textbook.
Today we worked though an entire lab report on genetic transformation. We began by addressing some of the conceptual topics that the lab covered then I pushed the student to remember what he did through the course of the lab and how his biology knowledge would help him understand the actions he performed in the lab.
We covered evidence for evolution and natural selection including biogeography, anatomical, and embryological evidences. The student's marking period grade improved by 7 points from last marking period.
We covered bacterial evolution in the context of the use of antibiotics. We reviewed two worksheets that the student previously completed. We also reviewed the structure/functions of the organelles found in Eukaryotic cells. We also discussed the process of central dogma. He asked a lot of good questions!
The student and I discussed genetics and bridged the gap from our earlier DNA chapter. We worked on Punnett squares, Mendel's laws, pedigrees, and how inheritance works in general. We also introduced evolution, but we will delve more in-depth next time.
