The Best Science Tutors in Peabody, MA

I've been tutoring students in math and physics for over a decade. In my time as a tutor, I've come to realize that 90% of the time, tutoring is about asking the right questions. With the right questions, students can find answers on their own, and truly build their problem-solving muscles. I started tutoring at...See Esther's full profile

I have my Masters in Biomedical Engineering, have worked as a tutor for over 7 years, and am a dedicated High School Chemistry and Biology Teacher. In my years of tutoring, I have been trained in SAT/ACT prep, as well as worked with countless students on various AP Examinations. My first experience tutoring was in...See Lena's full profile

(My daughter, twenty-one, is now a graduate student on academic scholarship in Massachusetts.) In addition to teaching (and tutoring) English Language Arts, I have been providing my private students with instruction in Core Subjects and Study Skills (Science, Math, History, and English K-11), SAT, ACT, AP, GRE...See Karen's full profile

I worked for four years with one of the leading in-home tutoring groups in the area, helping students prepare for the SAT, ACT, as well as Math and Science subject tests. I've had particular success with improving scores on the Science section of the ACT as the skills required involve those of both...See Jonathan's full profile

I took the AP Environmental curriculum within the past year, succeeding in the class. In my senior year of high school, I completed this semester-long course with a high 90s average, earning an A. See Romi's full profile

I completed a four year degree from George Washington University with a major in International Affairs and a minor in Political Science. While in college, I took classes in comparative politics as well as American political thought. Additionally, I have worked in the political sphere in the past and have first...See Andara's full profile

I have a BA and MA in mathematics. This included coursework in logic, discrete math, algebra, and computer science. I worked in a tutorial office tutoring these subjects.See Peter's full profile

I received my Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Boston University in 2020. I concentrated in Biomaterials/Biomechanics. As part of this degree, I took classes such as Statics, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics, etc.See Melissa's full profile

For 3 years during college, I tutored elementary school students in science on a weekly basis. These students would come to campus each week for one-on-one interaction with the college students. Elementary science was covered extensively.See Barry's full profile

I have a Chemical Engineering BSE and graduate work at MIT. I also have a Masters in Physics Education from University of VIrginia. I taught a Physical Science class at Salem State University.See JACQUES's full profile

I have a social science PhD from a leading British university (Bristol), a dual-degree master's in social policy and international affairs from Columbia University, and over 20 years of experience conducting social science research, publishing, and mentoring students. Since 2008 I have led the...See Pamela's full profile

I am currently a PhD Student in Mechanical Engineering at MIT and have graduate from Purdue University with highest distinction majoring in Mechanical Engineering and minoring in Computer Science. Data science in basic in doing research and experiments.See Harry's full profile

I’m a Harvard Medical School graduate with a deep academic background in biology, general chemistry, and organic chemistry, and I’ve been tutoring these subjects for years. I specialize in helping students strengthen their understanding of the science sections, while also building smart, effective strategies...See Tola's full profile

I am an experienced founder and Product/Project Manager with a background in the tech startup ecosystem and finance as a product manager for SaaS, B2B, B2C, and multi-sided markets. Skilled in risk management & Tech business. I led products that cut across payments, investments, lending, and web3 from prototype to launch...See BJ's full profile

I am an MIT grad with 2 doctorate degrees, and over 10 years of experience tutoring: physics, chemistry, biology, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, biochemistry, microbiology, anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, cell biology, and genetics. Currently, I work full-time as a Research Scientist at...See Robert's full profile

Data Science is my major teaching emphasis. Since 2015, I have helped hundreds of data science students learn the four foundations of data science: probability theory (~Harvard Stat100), multivariable calculus (~Harv AM21A), linear algebra (~Harv AM21b), computation environment...See Peter's full profile

As a Chemical Physics PhD with a degree from the Weizmann Institute of Science and experience as a postdoctoral researcher at MIT, I have a unique understanding of the interplay between math, physics, and chemistry. Throughout my 30-year career in academia and industry, I have seen firsthand the importance of a...See Sofia's full profile

I taught biology at a public high school for two years. After my first year, I was promoted to science department chair. I was also profiled in the New York Times.See Andrew's full profile

Hello! My name is Michela. I graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in English. I am currently an MD/PhD candidate and I am passionate about science, literature, and writing. I began tutoring because I thoroughly enjoy sharing...See Michela's full profile

I received my PhD in Atmospheric Science and Meteorology, so I can especially help in weather and climate analysis. My work includes data analysis, data preprocessing, machine learning, and visualizations in Python. I enjoy helping students with their work and showing them best practices for data science.See Jeremy's full profile

The other two are linear algebra and the stochastic systems (statistics), which come together in advanced courses. Everyone intending to pursue studies in basic science (including life sciences), engineering or economics should have a good foundation in introductory calculus.See Clark's full profile

I've successfully tutored several students at various universities to prepare for physics and physical sciences aspects of the MCAT. All indicated that I'm one of the best tutors or instructors in the physical sciences they've ever had.See Stephen's full profile

As a now-matriculated Bachelor's Student from Salem State University majoring in Biology with minors in both Chemistry and Psychology, I have spent the past few years honing my passion for tutoring and supporting students academically in the sciences and advanced writing. I scored 32 on the ACT first try,...See Isaiah's full profile

I have been exposed to Discrete Mathematics since early high school, and have used a lot during my undergraduate studies, most notably in context of computer science. My exposure to it included Combinatorics, Graph Theory, etc. There was also some coverage of cryptography near the end of a college level course....See Roman's full profile

...effects, interactions, opioid receptor functioning). I am currently in a Neuroscience doctoral program at Tufts University Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences and am focusing on work regarding GABA receptors, drug targets on said receptors, etc....See Laura's full profile