Showing posts with label general science tutor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label general science tutor. Show all posts

Monday, May 07, 2018

GENERAL SCIENCE TUTOR TO BE THE BEST HIRE THE BEST


  GENERAL SCIENCE TUTOR TO BE THE BEST HIRE THE BEST



American students are no longer at the top of their game when it comes to the sciences. Too many lag behind because emphasis on the sciences in the classroom has been demeaned for other subjects. In some educational jurisdictions science is given no emphasis. Colleges and Universities will report that in many cases their PHD programs in the sciences are filled with foreign students. Have you ever wondered why Google seeks people from outside the country to fill their vacant science positions? Americans simply are disinterested in pursuing science careers en masse giving way to our colleagues from abroad. With that stated in the event your child needs a help moving through the sciences in grades K-12 and or has precocious talents that need to be nurtured hire a general science tutor.



Dr. Mark Davis tutors a wide spectrum of subjects in the sciences and is here to provide individual and or small group science sessions to enable students to improve their grades and or awaken an interest in science within them.



Contact: platomd@gmail.com for questions, scheduling or fees.

Sunday, May 06, 2018

General Science Tutor Available

General Science Tutor seeks students from Grades K-12 hide this posting

General Science tutor available to mentor students through astronomy, chemistry, human physiology, physics, biology and teach science study skills. Doctoral level tutor seeks students in grade levels K-12. All tutoring is performed in English and invites students from anywhere in the United States. Fee is $85 per person for each session, maximum of 3 people if you have a group. All tutoring is performed by phone, Skype or in person if you live in northern Maryland. To reach the tutor to set a schedule please contact him by email: platomd@gmail.com or 410-515-7858

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