I have a B.S. in Professional Chemistry from Georgia Gwinnett College. I have been tutoring for 6 years now. Starting with college students, I have worked my way to tutoring younger generations...that is, middle and high schoolers. My experience for college courses include Gen Chem I/II, Organic Chem I, Analytical Chem, and Physical Chem I/II. High school experience includes chemistry at all levels: college prep, honours, gifted, AP, and IB.
I also have experience teaching Mathematics of...
I have a B.S. in Professional Chemistry from Georgia Gwinnett College. I have been tutoring for 6 years now. Starting with college students, I have worked my way to tutoring younger generations...that is, middle and high schoolers. My experience for college courses include Gen Chem I/II, Organic Chem I, Analytical Chem, and Physical Chem I/II. High school experience includes chemistry at all levels: college prep, honours, gifted, AP, and IB.
I also have experience teaching Mathematics of different difficulties. Due to mostly tutoring high school, I tutor the majority of people in Algebra I/II and Geometry. Other courses include Prealgebra, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, and AP Calculus BC.
Most of the help students need in sessions come from homework assignments or study guides, as they are in need of preparing for upcoming quizzes and tests, so I gauge how much the student understands the current information needed for the examination, and I work to fill in the gaps through previously learned foundations.
I mostly teach students one-on-one, and I usually have a good mix between in-person sessions and virtual. I do conduct group sessions...it's less common because it is easier to tailor a student's individual needs for a session. However, if the group that is in need of help are around the same level of understanding of information, tutoring 2+ people at a time can be efficient.
