Chemistry Lessons in Haledon. Amazing Teachers.

The student will learn basic chemistry necessary to ace undergraduate or AP general chemistry course.

Experienced, professional and patient tutor!

My name is Junia. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Biology at the University of Central Florida (UCF). In college, I was in the Dean’s and President lists. I also had an honor scholarship which shows that I am driven by success at high standards. I hold an Advanced National Tutor Certificate. I have tutored many students in math, ESOL, and science over the past 10 years across all age groups with a very high success rate. My goals as a tutor are to offer an excellent and targeted learning which addresses specific learning challenges that the student is currently facing, to equip students with exam preparation strategies, and help them learn techniques that enable them to achieve and succeed in their subjects. I am very patient and attentive to the needs of the students so that they can attain their goals.

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With knowledge in general chemistry, chemistry of nutrition, and organic chemistry, together we can develop a custom learning plan to fit your chemistry goals.

General Inorganic, Organic, Quantitative, Qualitative, Physical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Instrumentation.

Besides being a Ph.D. candidate in Chemistry and a previous chemistry TA, I tutored Chem 1 students long before I went to grad school. I was actually a physics major then. Turns out that most of Chem 1 is actually quantum chemistry, a subject that is studied in depth in physics, is typically introduced to chemistry majors for the first time without any previous exposure. This leaves many Chem 1 students struggling to understand the subject matter and why it is important. For the entire foundation of chemistry lies on top of quantum mechanics. Although technically you could pass your organics classes and analytical classes without ever understanding quantum mechanics, but you're missing out on the fundamental concepts. And if you ever go further into chemistry, not understand the basics will hamper you from going into chemistry. Besides, you don't really need to know all the details of quantum mechanics, unless you go into physical or inorganic chemistry. Most biochem and ...

With a bachelors degree in biology, I have studied a large majority of the natural sciences. I taught high school biology at Tippecanoe Valley High School and had the privilege to inspire the next generation of scientific minds. I currently tutor several college students in their more advanced classes, as well as high school students.