Experience Summary
I have a degree in biology. I was planning on going to medical school at one point so I focused on human anatomy and human physiology. I also took advanced mammalian physiology 1 and 2 for graduate credit. I made A's in all of these courses. I took an aquatic entomology course one summer and decided to focus more on ecology and zoology. I have taken invertebrate zoology, aquatic ecology, environment science, entomology, and other courses.
Teaching Style
When you study a biological concept your study process needs to be organized. Most of my tests when I started taking upper level courses covered over at least 100 to 200 pages in the textbook. You need to learn how to break it down in to smaller sections while using your notes from class to predict the most important information to know thoroughly for your next test. The ability to predict what will be on your test is what separates A from C students. I can also help you cram like a pro if your in a jam.
Other Comments
brogers42@cox.net just email directly
| Anatomy |
 This is one of my top subjects!
Proficiency: Expert
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| I have about 30 hours of anatomy and physiology course work including about 15 which are graduate level physiology courses. |
| Biology |
This is one of my top subjects!
Proficiency: Expert
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| B.S. Biology |
| Earth Science |
Proficiency: Expert
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| Do you really need a tutor for this? Read your book! |
| Life Science |
Proficiency: Expert
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| Another name for biology. B.S. Biology |
| Marine Biology |
Proficiency: Experienced
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| If you are taking this course in Oklahoma you are most likely at UCO with Dr. Bass. I still have my notes from this class and my field journal. Made an A. |
| Physiology |
This is one of my top subjects!
Proficiency: Expert
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| I have about 30 hours of anatomy and physiology course work including about 15 which are graduate level physiology courses. |