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 | J S.Your key to success in Biology Pre-Med, Nursing, AP, science/math |
| Hourly Rate | $46.75 - $55.00 |
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| Location | Chester, NY 10918 |
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| About Me | Hi. I have extensive experience in science education and tutoring, a doctorate in a biological field, research that requires advanced knowledge in engineering and biochemistry. My teaching includes courses and laboratories in biology, chemistry, Earth science, genetics, botany, anatomy and physiology and many other subjects on a college level, and also in pre-K-12 science classes, will help you to succeed. At Harvard University, I honed my algebra teaching skills, after getting my doctorate at UNH. That math expertise facilitates math, engineering and advanced science subject learning for my students. I am certified to teach middle school and high school and have taught for (10+ years at those levels. I am willing to tutor in NH, MA, NY, and elsewhere via Skype including students in Africa and Europe. For example, a Hungarian student via Skype got the top score on his exit exam from university.) I present workshops in higher order thinking skills, too, for colleges, schools, parents, families, libraries and home schools. I have taught from pre-Kindergarten through University, and have been successful in industry, so, I can help you fill in gaps in your education. If you need to close the gap because your high school didn't prepare you for college, I can help you do that. I am great with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) topics. I do not do the work for you. I help you know how to learn what you need to know to succeed. The students I've had for biology passed their nursing board exams the first time. (Congratulations to you!) I also help students develop career direction so they can focus their studies better. If you are serious about wanting to learn, I can help you. |
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Hello!
I am going into my senior year of high school and I am interested in majoring in science and math in college. Right now I am looking everywhere for scholarships. I would like to learn more of the ones you have to offer. Can you help me?
Clicking on the link above leads to these other scholarships:
# Clare Booth Luce Program
# Judith Resnik Challenger Scholarships for Women
# IEEE-RAS Fellowships
# Morgan Stanley Women in IT Scholarship/Internship (WIT)
# University of Memphis: Fellowship Opportunities
# NSF IGERT Graduate Fellowships
They are not from me, however, as you will see when you click.
In addition to the financial office, try to contact the academic deans of the colleges you applied to and ask if they know of other scholarships. You might be able to write an essay or two and pick up more funding. Check out community worship houses and clubs. The public librarian can also help. Best wishes and study hard, especially the first year. Ask questions and get to know your profs before test time! Save partying for after you've met your academic goals.
Dr-J
I removed the comment from Research Writer because it offered a, "service," that I believe was the exact opposite. It offered to sell "research papers" to students to help them with the end-of-the-semester crunch in paper-writing.
When someone else does your work for you, you do not learn. Such a, "service," is counter to the goals of science literacy and science education.
Just like people cheating to get into medical school, cheating on research papers is still cheating. That's my opinion.
You might want to check out the writing aids I have provided through links on this blog. Also check out information provided on plagiarism.
When it comes to writing, as it does with other educational processes, students learn by doing their own work. Buying a paper that someone else has written does not help the educational process and shows a lack of integrity.
Have confidence in your own ability and do your own work. Students, get help with writing skills if you need that (for example to learn grammar), but, use your own brain. If you start early in the school term, it is likely you can get comments from your professor or teacher that can help you improve your work.
Dr. J
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