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I have taught more than 8,000 science, math, and foreign language lessons and enjoy spreading my enthusiasm for physics, chemistry, geometry, algebra, pre-calculus, French, and other subjects. I am patient, understanding, and knowledgeable and willing to repeat explanations as often as necessary or modify my approach to aid in comprehension.

I have a BS in this subject and experience tutoring this in the past.

I majored in Biology at MIT, where I took several courses on general chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. I had gotten a 5 on AP Chemistry, and I have received 790 on the SAT Chemistry. I also had gotten close to a perfect score on the MCAT Physical Sciences (which includes chemistry). During high school, I also participated in Science Olympiad, where I frequently participated in chemistry events.

Because of the extensive background in chemistry, I am able to break down complex concepts for the younger students and am able to also help college students.

I also always carry around AP Chemistry, SAT Chemistry, or college chemistry practice problems (depending on the students' levels) so that the students can work on the practice problems during the lessons. I also provide them with additional resources and practice problems as needed.

As a bioengineer, chemistry is a cornerstone for so much of what I do on a daily basis. Whether you need help on electron configurations, balancing oxidation states, ionic equilibria or anything in between, I've got you covered. It's easy to understand chemistry when you are learning it from an enthusiastic teacher with a deep understanding of the concepts, and that is precisely what I strive to be.

Chemistry is the scientific study of matter and the patterns and key events explored, associated, and observed with all states of matter.

Chemistry I, most commonly known as General Chemistry I, goes through the basics of chemistry, the states of matter, the table of elements, and several equations to calculate reactions, changes in states of matter, mass, volume, and physical features.

General chemistry II gives you the opportunity to learn more about the flow of matter, some of the laws that govern matter, and chemical phenomena such as radiation and electrochemistry.

Then, this author’s favorite, Organic Chemistry helps to strengthen, broaden, and confirm your insights on how life most likely began from the simplest molecules to the most complex and selective compounds known.