The Best Science Tutors in Westminster, CO

I have taught middle school science for about 1.5 years. Ranging across all disciplines, this work has included a focus on the quantitative aspects of the sciences, including graphic presentation of information.See Hank's full profile

I have an associate of applied science degree in software development, where I gained skills in programming languages such as Python and C++, as well as querying languages such as SQL. I often assisted peers with coding tasks, and this led me to develop strategies helpful for problem solving. I enjoy seeing the...See Alex's full profile

I have over six years of experience in tutoring for standardized tests. I am a chemical engineer and can help you with content and strategies on the ACT science section. I can help with pacing, interpreting graphs and charts, and reviewing science topics to improve understanding. I scored in the 99th...See Lauren's full profile

I worked for two years in a psychology lab at Northeastern University, where I published a meta-analysis on emotion and decision making (Wake, 2020). I have degrees in psychology and neuroscience, as well as a professional certification in data science from Chegg Skills. Wake, S., Wormwood, J., & Satpute, A....See Sean's full profile

I was a double major in Political Science and History for my Bachelor of Arts, before attaining my Juris Doctorate. I used my political science degree for over 40 years as a political scientist, advisor, legislator and political activist As a retired state court trial judge and criminal prosecutor, I have...See Stephen's full profile

7 Years of private education experience with science and math studentsSee Ariel's full profile

Air Force officer who has started a second career as a high school teacher. I have taught AP Physics C, AP Physics 1, Physics, Physical Science, Geometry and Algebra in the classroom, and I previously worked for a semester as a school-sponsored math and science tutor. I have experience in numerous...See Michael's full profile

Nationally recognized AP Human Geography Teacher, Political Science Major, Phi Beta Kappa, Model UN SponsorSee Dr. Christian's full profile

Biology is the basics to a more in depth and specific topics such as Microbiology (which is what my degree is in), Physiology, Food science, Medicine and even some Animal science degrees. Biology is a fun topic when you can understand the concepts and materials. As a microbiologist and a candidate for the...See Diana's full profile

Calculus does not have to be hard. If you need help with topics such as derivatives, integrals, or multi-variates, I can help you understand the material enough to take your tests with confidence. I have taken up to Calculus 3 and I have a minor in abstract mathematics. My upper graduate course experience includes...See Nick's full profile

Dear Student and Parent, As an experienced elementary teacher, I know what it takes to motivate, engage, and help you learn. I have teaching experience in first through fifth grades. In addition, I have tutored dozens of students from a diverse background with a broad range of learning needs. I have worked with a wide...See Tara's full profile

I have a bachelor's degree in biological sciences and am currently a nurse practitioner in hematology/oncology.See Meredith's full profile

I recently graduated from graduate school with my masters in nursing/women’s health nurse practitioner degree. I passed my boards and am officially a women's health nurse practitioner(WHNP) and will begin practicing soon. I have my Masters of Science in Nursing with a specialty focus in women's...See Kelsie's full profile

I have a B.S. in computer science from Colorado State University, and have taught computer science courses at CU and Red Rocks Community College. I have mentored and trained computer science professionals in the U.S. and Europe.See Greg's full profile

Experience: 4.0 Gpa, Google Software Engineer, Fortune 50 companies (Ge Aviation, Koch Industries, NetApp). Expertise spans hardware to ML algorithms, web dev to cryptocurrency. Computer Science & Mathematics degrees. Results: 7 yrs turning low-scoring students into top performers who love their subjects. I...See Brandon's full profile

I'm a long-time tutor who, having been involved my entire life in helping people and organizations learn and grow, has personally developed methodologies that have allowed me to score in the 95th percentile and higher on every standardized test I’ve ever taken, including the PSAT, SAT, GMAT, and LSAT. These are now the...See Benjamin's full profile

I bring over 26 years of experience in education as a classroom teacher, interventionist, instructional coach, and literacy and math/science facilitator. I hold a Master’s Degree in Education – English as a Second Language & Multicultural Foundations and a BA in Elementary Education. I have extensive...See Melissa's full profile

I am a retired chiropractor who loves science. I have enjoyed learning about science since I was a kid, and I excelled in both math and science throughout high school and college. I have taught at both the high school and college levels, mainly chemistry and anatomy/physiology. I enjoy...See John's full profile

I came into teaching through a non-traditional pathway. I have a degree in science I did research as a graduate student at the United States Geological Survey while attending the Colorado School of Mines. As a scientist I had to use all skills that students learn in high school: reading, writing, arithmetic, and...See Jeremy's full profile

I coached in several different junior leagues and was able to show kids the fundamentals of the game. I don't consider basketball just a sport that I can play, but a sport that I definitely understand the "science" of and am able to explain the science and fundamentals to someone. For these...See Steve's full profile

I enjoyed it enormously, and my students seemed to think I was pretty good at it, so I chose to pursue a career in education. I spent many years developing my own science curriculum for children, and for the last few years I've been building my own website devoted to astronomy education. I have also taught...See John's full profile

I've enjoyed teaching for as long as I can remember. There are few things more rewarding than sharing the "eureka" moment with someone who had given up on understanding. Too often, people see their own lack of understanding as a lack of intelligence. In my experience, it usually means that the teacher explains in a way...See Sean's full profile

With a BSEE (emphasis in computer science) from CU Boulder, and graduate coursework in advanced computational systems, I have a strong background in computer science. In particular, I’ve designed and implemented a 16-bit RISC machine for use in micro-scale systems, and as Chief Scientist for a technology...See Dr's full profile

I specialize in teaching problem solving and critical thinking for standardized tests and chemistry, physics, math. When I was very young, I got tutoring from numerous instructors in various classes from Chess to AP Science Classes like chemistry and physics and the SAT. The tutoring always tremendously...See Curtis's full profile

I like to use the real world to explain the concepts in elementary science. If the student can relate to direct experience, there is a much better chance of learning these concepts. This in turn, can lead to a greater desire to learn more science.See Wayne's full profile