Jacqueline M.

• Highland, KS 66035 ( 22.4 mi )
• Physiology Tutor

• Female Age 36
• Member since: 11/2011
• Will travel up to 50 miles
• Rates from $40 to $60 /hr
• On-line In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Psychology, Life Science, Earth Science, Chemistry, Biology

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"We all can achieve if we put our minds to our dreams."

I am 23 years old and strive for excellence constantly. I currently have two jobs and a child. I work hard for my family and make sure that I do my best in everything that is put in front of me. I have made it through high school and college. I have worked with younger children as well as older children. I like to be challenged and will learn with anyone and everyone I work with.
I have many ways of teaching. I like to make the experience rewarding, fun and educational. As I continue to work with others I find their strengths and weaknesses and do the best I can to make the experience fun and as stress free as possible. I know that it can be tough learning new subjects, however, if you put your mind to it, there is always a way. I use games, activities and also outside projects to learn as much as possible.

Heidi K.

• Kansas City, KS 66103 ( 38.9 mi )
• Experienced Physiology Tutor

• Female Age 48
• Member Since: 11/2012
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $39.00 to $50.00 /hr
• In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Marine Biology, Life Science, Genetics, Biology, Anatomy

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My comments on tutoring Physiology : I have taught both lecture and laboratory sections of Human Anatomy and Physiology at the college level.

In my career I have taught different levels of biology in a variety of settings to students ranging from preschoolers to adults. What started out as a college summer job teaching children at a St. Louis Zoo camp, grew into a career of being a conservation education coordinator at the Kansas City Zoo. One of my many responsibilities at that job was teaching teens and adults about our zoo animals and training them how to handle them. Besides developing and teaching classes on animals and ecology, I also mentored teens in the K.C. Zoo Explorer Post who were interested in zoo keeping as a career. While attending graduate school at KU, I taught laboratory sections of Introduction to Biology, Human Physiology, and Mammalian Physiology. In addition to teaching undergraduate courses, I also trained undergraduates individually to perform experiments in research labs. As adjunct faculty at P ... read more