"Hi! I'm L. H., BASc. I have a Bachelor's of Applied Science; majored in Environmental Science, minored in Chemistry. I work at a local community college teaching chemistry lecture and labs. I also tutor for the college in both environmental science and chemistry, both in-person and online. I specialize in teaching students inorganic chemistry, from the fundamentals taught in high school to college level general chemistry. I teach Principles of Chemistry, Chemistry for Biological Sciences, Basic Chemistry, Inorganic & Organic Chemistry, General Chemistry 1 and 2.

I've taught in many settings: big and small classrooms, a busy tutoring center, in my living room, group and one-to-one online. I've also used many different styles of teaching: lecturing, open discussions, questions and answers, examples of practice problems, and real world problem solving.

Also, I run a chemistry laboratory where I work with students running experiments, help them apply the concepts learned in lectures, and we work through real world examples of how chemistry is used today.

I understand students have diverse needs so I often use visual aids and real world examples. I help students succeed with review sessions and test prep strategies and I'm comfortable with special need students. My tutoring style is dynamic and engaging, focusing on interactive and visual learning experiences. To enhance learning, I use a variety of tools like interactive whiteboard, online simulations, video animations, PowerPoint, Excel and other educational apps. I follow a curriculum that aligns with the course to ensure comprehensive understanding. My personalized tutoring approach offers hands-on learning and in-depth explanations to help the student excel in their chemistry studies. I always prompt questions and have the student help work through problems so we can fix mistakes.

I have been a college professor and professional tutor for over 15 years and been part of thousands of students learning path. I hope to part of yours too!" less...