Tutoring for Chemistry, Physics, and Math is offered by a dedicated and caring community college instructor with 20 years of teaching and tutoring experience: *Help with homework. *Preparation for quizzes/tests/exams. *Understanding the concepts and problems. My students really appreciate my ability to explain difficult concepts clearly and make them "easy to understand." I have a flexible schedule. If you need last minute help...please contact me ASAP as I can probably help you. I welcome all students, high-school, college, university, etc....

I am a 6-12 math teacher at a private school in Chicago. I have over 15 years of experience tutoring school and college students in mathematics, the natural sciences, and test prep. I excel in helping gifted children, students with math trauma, and other learning challenges.

Hello! I am a food scientist with a passion for STEM. I have a BA in Chemistry and Biochemistry and a MS in Food Science and Human Nutrition. I spent 4 years during undergrad as a Chemistry TA and Scientific Writing Tutor. I also worked at Kumon Learning Center for 6 years, assisting with students aged 4 - 16, by developing their reading, writing, and math skills.

I have tutored students from all levels in college and always ensure success by carefully accessing the strenght and weakness in the subject area. I always like to see students achieve success and make good and excellent grades in chemistry.

Fun fact: I can say the dialogue from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by heart. Hi, my name is Christa. I love working with students! The most rewarding part of tutoring for me is when a new concept “clicks” with a student - their excitement is contagious, and it’s a privilege to be able to help them reach that point! On a more personal level, I am a patient and caring type of person! I partner with students on a one-on-one basis in STEM subjects through SoFlo Tutors, my tutoring agency. I studied Mathematics at Wayne State University and have been tutoring for 2 years. At SoFlo, we know that Math and Science tend to build on themselve