Anjali Singh
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School Science tutor - Anjali Singh
Masters degree
/ 30 min
About your science tutor
I'm Anjali Singh, a dedicated tutor with a Master's degree and over 3 years of experience. My expertise lies in School Science, Earth Science, and Astronomy for students ranging from Elementary School to College level. I specialize in personalized learning plans, exam simulations, and gamification of Math to make subjects like Baroque and Blues engaging. I offer a wide range of specialities including cultural immersion, physics experiments, French pronunciation skills, and test prep strategies. My teaching style focuses on real-world applications, role-playing scenarios, and quick math games to enhance understanding and retention. With me, you'll not only improve grades but also develop a deep appreciation for subjects like Bluegrass and Classical music. Let's embark on this learning journey together and unlock your full academic potential!
Anjali graduated from Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University

Specialities of your science tutor
New Zealand Curriculum - NZC (NZ)
Personalized learning plans
Career guidance
Next Generation Science Standards - NGSS (USA)
GCSE (UK)
A-Levels (UK)
International Baccalaureate (IB)
State-Specific Standards (USA)
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
Science class overview
My tutoring approach is centered on a collaborative style, focusing on laying strong fundamentals using visual models and real-world contexts in subjects like Astronomy, Earth Science, and School Science. I leverage a plethora of tech tools ranging from interactive 3D models to digital whiteboards to create engaging and interactive lessons. By following recognized curricula like A-Levels, AP, and IB, I ensure a comprehensive learning experience. My students, ranging from elementary to college level, benefit from personalized tutoring that caters to diverse learning styles, ensuring mastery of concepts and boosting academic performance.
Interactive science lessons
Weekend lessons
Note taking
Open Q&A
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback

School Science concept taught by Anjali
Anjali and a university learner from Oaktown were studying amino acid and peptide chemistry for an exam. They reviewed reactions like the HVZ reaction for alpha-halogenation of carboxylic acids, methods for synthesizing alpha and beta amino acids, and the formation of peptide bonds. The learner and Anjali discussed the use of protecting groups (BOC, CBZ, FMOC) and coupling reagents (DCC/EDC) in peptide synthesis to control reactivity and prevent unwanted side reactions. Anjali explained a retrosynthetic approach to solving peptide synthesis problems, emphasizing the importance of identifying peptide bonds, breaking them down into amino acid building blocks, and selecting appropriate reagents based on the type of amino acid (alpha or beta).
HVZ Reaction
Alpha vs. Beta Amino Acids
Protecting Groups (BOC
CBZ
FMOC)
Peptide Bond Formation
Retrosynthesis
Ester Formation
Anjali tutored Ashley on advanced organic chemistry concepts, including carbocation stability, SN1/SN2 mechanisms, kinetic vs. thermodynamic control, E2 reactions, Hoffman elimination, and Newman projections. Ashley practiced applying these concepts to specific problems, particularly focusing on determining product stereochemistry and reaction mechanisms. They discussed Ashley completing more practice problems and reaching out with further questions.
E/Z Nomenclature in Enolates
Carbocation Stability
Newman Projections
Hoffman Elimination
E2 Elimination
Kinetic vs. Thermodynamic Products
Anjali tutored Ashley on organic chemistry, covering reactions like malonic ester synthesis, Claisen condensation, esterification/hydrolysis, decarboxylation, Gabriel synthesis, diazonium salt reactions, Grignard reactions with cyanides, imine formation, SNAr, and SN1 reactions. They discussed enolate formation and reactivity, including intramolecular ring closures and stereochemistry (E/Z inolates). They also covered glucose hemiacetal formation (alpha/beta anomers), amide hydrolysis, amino acid transferases, and neighboring group participation.
Melonic Ester Synthesis
Z and E Inolates
SN1 Reactions and Carbocations
Amino Acid Transferase
Pyranose Formation
SNAr Reaction
Amine Reactions with Carbonyls
Grignard Reaction with Cyanides
Anjali explains several organic chemistry reactions to Ashley, including the haloform reaction, amine synthesis via azide/cyanide/amide reduction and the Gabriel phthalimide synthesis, imine/enamine reduction, and the Hoffman elimination. The Hoffman elimination involves exhaustive alkylation of amines to form a quaternary ammonium salt, followed by Ag2O-induced beta-elimination, favoring the less substituted alkene (Hoffman product) due to steric hindrance and an E2 mechanism.
Amine Formation with Alkyl Halides
Gabriel Phthalimide Synthesis
Sodium Azide (NaN3) Reactions
Hoffman Elimination
Imine/Enamine Reduction
Anjali tutored Ashley on organic chemistry, focusing on reaction mechanisms and reagent selectivity. They covered Grignard reagents, NaBH4, LiAlH4, DIBAL-H, Jones reagent, Wittig reaction, esterification, and reactions involving carboxylic acid derivatives, amides, and diazonium salts. Anjali emphasized recognizing reagents, understanding their function (nucleophile/electrophile, oxidizing/reducing agent), and identifying leaving groups to predict reaction products. They worked through example problems and discussed reaction pathways for converting carboxylic acids to esters and nitriles.
Jones Reagent
NaBH4 vs. LiAlH4
Grignard Reagents (RMgX)
Esterification
Wittig Reaction
DIBAL-H
Anjali Singh tutored BlueCrimson Moon on chemical kinetics, covering rate equations, average and instantaneous rates, and first-order reactions. They worked through practice problems, focusing on calculating instantaneous rates from graphs and applying the correct formulas. Anjali will follow up with BlueCrimson Moon on a specific problem they had difficulty with during the session.
Relating Rate to Stoichiometry
Concentration and Rate
First-Order Reactions
Rate Law
Average Rate vs. Instantaneous Rate
Rate of Reaction
Your science tutor also teaches
Earth Science
Astronomy
School Science
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ASD
Learning Disabilities
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College
Middle School
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Your science tutor also teaches
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School Science
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