Equip Your Teen with the Skills to Succeed in High School Chemistry and Physics

Provide them with self-paced courses and resources designed to help high school students excel in science.

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My Mission Is Simple

To inspire a lifelong love for science and learning in every student I have the privilege to teach

Whether you're a homeschooling family seeking a trusted partner in your child's educational journey or a traditional student navigating the classroom, I'm here to provide unwavering support. Through live group classes, personalized tutoring, and self-paced courses tailored to each high school chemistry, I'm dedicated to helping you achieve your academic goals and fostering a deep understanding of the world of science.

What I Offer

Because everyone's learning needs are not the same

Self-Paced Science Courses

Why Choose Self-Paced Courses?

  • Flexibility: Complete lessons at your own pace, on your schedule.

  • Supportive Materials: Video lessons, practice problems, and study guides designed to make complex topics easy to understand.

  • Skill Building: Great for students preparing for AP courses or wanting a strong foundation in chemistry and physics.

A Few Courses...

"This class is amazing.

Every single day my child understood the content of the lesson and Doc does an amazing job at teaching. I am more the confident about my child’s ability to excel this year in physics."

Shelly-Ann, S., Outschool

Get Extra Practice with Study Resources

These video workbooks and study guides provide students with additional help, whether they’re currently enrolled in a course or need a deeper understanding of challenging topics.

Who benefits from these resources?

  • Parents looking to help their teen build a strong foundation in science before taking on more challenging courses.

  • Students who need extra practice to strengthen their skills in specific areas, such as stoichiometry or significant figures.

  • Homeschool families seeking additional study materials to supplement their science curriculum.

  • Teens preparing for AP Chemistry who want guided practice and review over the summer or throughout the school year.

  • Families wanting a low-pressure introduction to my teaching style before committing to paid courses or tutoring.

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"What a great experience this was for my daughter.

She learned so much and actually looked forward to chemistry!! Such a kind and patient person Ms. Williams is. Thank you!!"

Marie E., Outschool

Live Classes and Tutoring

My live classes and one-on-one tutoring sessions on Outschool offer students the opportunity to interact in real-time with an experienced science teacher.

Live Instruction is ideal for...

  • Students who benefit from real-time interaction and personalized feedback from a teacher.

  • Teens who need focused, real-time attention on specific topics they struggle with, such as chemical reactions or physics equations.

  • Parents who want to provide their child with additional support to supplement their homeschool or traditional school learning.

  • Teens who thrive in a collaborative learning environment, where they can ask questions and engage in discussions with their peers.

  • Families looking for flexible scheduling options to fit tutoring sessions around their teen's busy life.

I'm so happy you're here!

Hi! I'm Doc

A dedicated tutor with a passion for guiding students through the world of science. My personal journey from struggling with chemistry and physics in college to pursuing a BS in Biochemistry and working in biotech paved the way for my transition to education. With over six years of experience as an online private tutor and educator, I'm committed to tailoring my teaching approach to meet each student's unique needs and goals.

Online Science Tutoring is more than just homework help and test prep!

Our online science tutor provides one-on-one guidance, tailoring each session to your unique learning style, ensuring you fully grasp and succeed in high school science.

With over 18 years of teaching experience and a background in biochemistry, our certified science teacher possesses in-depth knowledge and effective teaching strategies.

Whether you're struggling and need to catch up, or you're eager to get ahead, our tutoring adapts to your current situation and learning goals.

Beyond science content, we impart valuable study skills and test-taking techniques that empower you to excel in all your subjects.

I offer a customized high school science curriculum that seamlessly fits into your homeschooling program, aligning with your interests and goals.

Tutoring that extend beyond science to boost your confidence in math, enhance reading comprehension, and provide organization strategies, ensuring comprehensive academic success.

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E1 The Art of Sequencing High School Science Classes: What Order To Teach

March 14, 20242 min read

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In this episode of Teaching High School Science, we delve into the perennial question: how should high school science be sequenced? As your host, I, Doc, a former biochemist turned high school science teacher and private tutor, guide you through the complexities of structuring a science curriculum tailored to your student's goals and interests.

Firstly, it's crucial to recognize that there's no one-size-fits-all answer.

The progression you choose should align with your student's ambitions and any college requirements. Conversations with your student and research into colleges' expectations are key.

Typically, a standard progression starts with biology in ninth grade, followed by chemistry or physical science in tenth grade, and a rigorous lab-based science as an elective in eleventh grade. However, some states may vary this sequence.

For students eyeing STEM careers, it's advisable to aim for four years of science.

This might entail starting with biology and then advancing to honors or AP courses based on interests and college aspirations. Participation in AP programs is possible for homeschoolers, too, with guidance available through the College Board.

Mathematics is intertwined with science education, with algebra preceding chemistry and trigonometry before physics. A solid foundation in math is essential for grasping scientific concepts effectively.

Alternative progressions exist, accommodating diverse student needs and interests.

Some may accelerate by taking biology in eighth grade, while others might prioritize foundational math skills before diving into science courses.

Ultimately, the path chosen should align with state requirements, future plans, and any adjustments in the student's career trajectory. Flexibility and adaptability are crucial.

Join me on Teaching High School Science as we navigate through the intricacies of high school science education. Subscribe for regular insights and tips on making science education a journey of exploration and achievement. Remember, curiosity leads to endless opportunities.

Leave your ideas, comments, or experiences in this podcast's FaceBook discussion by visiting the post HERE!

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