Robert Motter

A STEM Tutor Who Assists with High School and College Mathematics Courses Including Chemistry and Biology too! Stress Free with Peak Results!

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Robert Motter

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My name is Robert Motter, and I am a Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics tutor. I have satisfactorily helped students in all levels of education. I primarily help High School and College students. I emphasize the importance of understanding the material and being able to apply it to more complicated problems. Being intentional with the formulas and theories you use lead to better outcomes, and I focus on that with my students. I am willing to help you understand whatever you feel you need help with, and I always prioritize understanding and learning over getting the correct answer as soon as possible. I promote a chill learning environment in which students feel comfortable to ask questions no matter how "stupid" they may think those questions are. I definitely understand being intimidated by strict authority figures such as tutors or teachers, and I promise that will not be a concern with me. I teach different levels of math ranging from Pre-Algebra all the way to AP Calculus BC for High School. Those equivalents for college are Calculus II and below (including any sort of remedial math). I also offer Introduction to Statistics. The type of students I tend to attract are those who follow a Pre-Med track, because I am able to assist with a lot of the required classes. However, I am willing to help students of any background and welcome all. I am looking forward to working with you!

Robert graduated from West Chester University

Robert graduated from West Chester University
Robert graduated from West Chester University

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Algebra

Algebra

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Algebra 2

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Student learned about 19 hours ago

The Student and Tutor reviewed several biochemistry homework problems and exam questions, focusing on protein structure, amino acid properties, the effects of pH on protein conformation, the bicarbonate buffer system, and pKa calculations. They practiced applying concepts like Le Chatelier's Principle and the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation. They also scheduled a follow-up review session.

Hemoglobin's Oxygen Binding Mechanism

Dipeptide Charge State Feasibility

Amino Acid Ionization and Isoelectric Point (pI)

Blood Buffer System and Le Chatelier's Principle

pH Regulation of Protein Conformation

Amino Acid Properties and Secondary Structures

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Student learned 1 day ago

The Student and Tutor reviewed two comprehensive microbiology topics. First, they covered the human microbiome, discussing microbial ecology, resident communities, and the impact of antibiotics and therapies. Second, they delved into the innate immune system, exploring its barriers, cellular components, recognition mechanisms, and the processes of phagocytosis and inflammation. The Student's upcoming exams and study strategies were also briefly discussed.

The Human Microbiome and Colonization Resistance

Innate Immune System: First Line of Defense

Pattern Recognition & Immune Signaling

Phagocytosis & Opsonization

Key Innate Immune Cells and Their Roles

The Complement System: A Rapid Protein Cascade

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Student learned 8 days ago

Student and Tutor reviewed advanced biochemistry topics including hemoglobin and myoglobin oxygen binding mechanisms, the allosteric effect, and protein solubility based on amino acid side chains and pKa values. They practiced problem-solving related to chemical cleaning agents and discussed the structural roles of specific amino acids in protein turns and the conditions inside cells affecting disulfide bond formation. They concluded by clarifying concepts of secondary and tertiary protein folding.

Amino Acid Contributions to Protein Turns

Protein Secondary Structure & Folding Thermodynamics

Intracellular Environment: Reducing Conditions

Thiol Group Solubilization Chemistry

Polypeptide Solubility and Charge

Hemoglobin and Myoglobin Oxygen Binding Dynamics

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Student learned 8 days ago

Student and Tutor prepared for an upcoming exam by practicing case study problems across topics including eukaryotic microorganisms, viruses, physical and chemical control of microbes, and antimicrobial drugs. They focused on applying academic concepts to scenarios and clarifying distinctions between mechanisms and definitions. The Student was advised to prioritize memorizing details regarding antimicrobial drugs and chemical control for their Thursday exam.

Eukaryotic Microbes: Structure

Function

and Identification

Viral Biology: Structure

Replication

and Control

Sterilization and Disinfection Principles

Antimicrobial Drugs: Mechanisms

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Student learned 15 days ago

Student and Tutor reviewed the student's recent biochemistry exam performance and then discussed protein structure, including insights from a recent research article on protein hardening for drug development. They subsequently focused on a detailed pH problem involving the dipeptide Asp-Glu, calculating its charge at different pH values and determining its isoelectric point.

The Dynamic and Evolving Nature of Protein Biochemistry

Advanced Protein Stabilization in Pharmacology

Ionizable Groups and pKa in Dipeptides

Isoelectric Point (pI) Calculation for Dipeptides

Determining Dipeptide Net Charge at Varying pH

Dipeptide Formation and Amide Bonds

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Student learned 16 days ago

The Student and Tutor conducted an extensive review of antimicrobial drugs in Microbiology, detailing their mechanisms of action, resistance, and diagnostic tests like Kirby-Bauer and MIC/MBC. They systematically explored drug classes targeting bacterial cell walls, protein synthesis, DNA/RNA, metabolic pathways, and cell membranes, concluding with an example of combination therapy for tuberculosis.

Nucleic Acid & Metabolic Pathway Inhibitors

Protein Synthesis Inhibitors

Cell Wall Synthesis Inhibitors

Selective Toxicity & Core Antimicrobial Targets

Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing

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