Rebecca M. from Orlando, FL
$38.00/hr
- 4.0 /5.0 (00)
- 40%Profile completion
- Orlando, FL
Subjects:
- Biology
- Elementary Science
- Dyslexia
- ACT Science
A brief introduction
I’m a senior at the University of Central Florida about to graduate with a degree in Secondary Science Education with a focus in Biology. I’ve always been drawn to science, and I believe students learn best from someone who genuinely enjoys the subject and is excited to teach it. Through my coursework, I’ve taken a wide range of science classes—biology, chemistry, environmental science, and more—which allows me to tutor middle and high school students confidently across multiple science subjects…Read more
About Rebecca M. from Orlando, FL
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