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anatomy I took Anatomy as an undergraduate, in which I received a B.This course reviewed anatomy of animals and included dissection of a frog. Just last month finished up my anatomy course as a medical student and passed this course (grades are only given as pass/fail/honor). This course used a human cadaver. biochemistry As an undergraduate, I took Biochemistry I as an undergraduate and receieved a B. I then took Biochemistry II to get further in depth and received an A. I am currently enrolled in a Biochemistry course for medical students which is a review for me and I will complete the course in November. I am sure I will pass this course. elementary (k-6th) I have tutored many elementary school students in the past with a program called America reads. I tutored two six year olds, two eight year olds and two twelve year olds. While the program focused on English grammar, reading and writing, I would help my students with their homework, which also including math. Two years ago, I tutored a 5th grade student (outside of any formal program) in any course she needed help in. When I began, she was failing most of her courses and by the end of the year, she passed all of them. We worked on basic science, English (grammar, reading and writing) and math. swimming I come from a family of swimmers. My dad enrolled me in swim team before I knew how to swim (in first grade) and I spent the rest of elementary school and junior high school in a year long swimming program that has trained some people who have tried out for the Olympic team. In high school, I decided to try out other sports, but still swam for the high school Varsity team all four years. I have continued to swim for fun since then. While I have never taught a class how to swim, I have taught some friends and relatives how to swim as well as how to improve their stroke. My best two strokes are breast and back stroke, but I usually swam the IM, so I can teach any stroke.