Evelyn Nguyen
Engaging AP Biology and Statistics tutor with supportive problem-solving skills
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Evelyn Nguyen
Bachelors degree
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Evelyn - About your AP tutor
Hello! I'm Evelyn Nguyen, a tutor on AP platform. With a Bachelor's degree in Doctor of Medicine, I specialize in teaching AP Biology and AP Statistics to college and school students. My teaching philosophy revolves around making learning engaging and relatable for students, ensuring they grasp concepts effectively. I employ interactive techniques and personalized approaches to foster student engagement and boost understanding. Let's learn together!
Evelyn graduated from Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine
AP tutor test prep specialities
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
Grade improvement
Concepts learning
Homework help
Teaching methodology
As an AP Biology and AP Statistics tutor, I specialize in engaging, supportive, and problem-solving teaching methods. I work with college and school students to master key concepts and test-taking strategies. To assess understanding, I include essay questions and document-based questions in my lessons. By using timed practice tests that mimic the AP exam format, I ensure that my students are well-prepared for their exams. My goal is to provide a structured learning experience that caters to individual needs and fosters academic growth.
Evelyn - also teaches
AP Biology
AP Statistics
AP concepts taught by Evelyn
The session focused on reviewing homework problems related to forces and motion, specifically applying Newton's laws. The student practiced using free body diagrams to analyze forces, calculate net force, and solve for acceleration, velocity, and displacement in various scenarios. The student received new homework assignments focused on forces and kinetic motion, to be reviewed in the next session, with the next sessions also introducing problem solving involving angled forces.
Free Body Diagrams
Net Force and Acceleration
Velocity vs. Time Graphs
Inclined Planes and Force Analysis
Force Components with Angles
Analyzing Force Graphs
Distance Calculation with Variable Velocity
The session focused on photosynthesis, covering the chemical formulas, light and dark reactions, and the roles of different structures within the chloroplast. The student reviewed the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration, and learned about the oxygen-18 tracer experiment. The student will send the Tutor study materials to prepare for a test in the following week.
Photosynthesis Formula
Stroma Definition and Function
Photosystem Components and Function
Electron Carriers: NADPH
Photolysis: Light Splitting Water
Oxygen's Origin in Photosynthesis
Light Reaction vs. Calvin Cycle
The Student and Tutor worked through physics assignment problems, focusing on kinematics and force diagrams. They covered calculating distance with non-constant speed, interpreting initial conditions, and understanding net force. The Tutor assigned additional practice problems for the next session.
Force Diagrams and Fnet
Deceleration and Net Force
Net Force and Acceleration Alignment
Proportionality vs. Disproportionality
Interpreting 'Starts from Rest'
Distance Calculation for Non-Constant Velocity
Constant vs. Non-Constant Velocity
The session focused on reviewing and applying Newton's Laws of Motion, including the concepts of force, mass, acceleration, weight, friction, and tension. The Student practiced drawing free body diagrams and calculating net forces. Homework was assigned to reinforce these concepts, and the next session was scheduled to continue studying forces, focusing on forces at angles.
Acceleration and Direction of Forces
Static vs. Dynamic Equilibrium
Tension Force
Free Body Diagrams and Net Force
Force
Mass
and Weight Distinction
The Student and Tutor reviewed the laws of force, focusing on Newton's Second Law and how to apply it to problem-solving. They practiced analyzing forces, including friction and weight, and considered force components on inclined planes. The student was assigned homework problems applying these concepts.
Newton's Second Law of Motion
Friction Force
Free Body Diagrams
Weight vs. Mass
Analyzing Forces at Angles
The session reviewed sampling methods, research study design, and basic probability. The student practiced identifying biases in study design and calculating probabilities of independent events. The tutor recommended reviewing percentile and normal distribution and planned to help the student with any last minute questions the morning of the exam.
Types of Bias in Research
Study Design vs. Sampling
Central Values and Outliers
Probability: 'Or' vs. 'And' Events
Conditional Probability
Sampling Methods: Random vs. Non-Random
Randomization Techniques
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