Derrick Jenkins
Experience dynamic teaching methods with a chemistry tutor from the University of Louisiana.
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Chemistry tutor - Derrick Jenkins
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Derrick Your chemistry tutor
I’m Derrick Jenkins, a Bachelors-educated tutor with over 4 years of experience specializing in Chemistry. My tailored approach includes career guidance, Chemistry experiments, lab skills, and personalized learning plans. I cover diverse subjects like Chemical Reactions, Biochemistry, and more for students from Elementary to College levels. Let’s ace those tests together and make Chemistry fun and engaging!
Derrick graduated from University of Louisiana at Lafayette


Specialities of your chemistry tutor
Test prep strategies
Visual learning
Review sessions
Real world application
Career guidance
Chemistry experiments
Chemistry class overview
My tutoring approach is characterized by interactive and engaging sessions where I employ dynamic teaching methods to ensure a personalized learning experience for students. Specializing in Physical Chemistry, Biochemistry, and a range of Chemistry subjects, I utilize tech tools like digital whiteboards, interactive diagrams, and video conferencing to facilitate interactive lessons. Following curricula such as A-Levels, AP, and IB among others, I cater to a diverse audience of 200+ students spanning Elementary to College levels. My strength lies in creating hands-on learning opportunities, fostering patience, and making complex topics like Chemical Bonding and Atomic Structure comprehensible through practice worksheets and innovative assessments.
Interactive chemistry lessons
Open Q&A
Note taking
Chat for quick help
Weekend lessons
Parent feedback

Chemistry concept taught by Derrick
An instructor guided a student from The Woodlands High School through a chemistry lesson focused on electron configurations. They practiced both standard and abbreviated notations and worked on identifying elements based on their configurations. The lesson also included a review and practice of balancing chemical equations. While no specific homework was assigned, the student is preparing for an upcoming quiz on electron configurations.
Electron Configuration
Abbreviated Electron Configuration
Balancing Chemical Equations
Parallel Structure (Grammar)
Process of Elimination
The learners worked on balancing chemical equations, starting with basic examples and moving to more complex ones, including those with polyatomic ions. One learner also reviewed nuclear chemistry concepts related to homework. To better tailor future lessons, a syllabus was requested by a student who attends Marymount University in Arlington, who also mentioned an upcoming unavailability next Thursday.
Coefficients in Equations
Polyatomic Ions
Balancing Odd/Even Oxygen Shortcut
Balancing Chemical Equations
Derrick and Mahid recently engaged in a chemistry lesson, where they reviewed mole conversions, stoichiometry, and dimensional analysis. Mahid actively practiced converting between grams, moles, and atoms, and adeptly used mole ratios to convert between different substances within a chemical reaction. Derrick also provided a helpful recommendation for Mahid to get a better calculator for future ACT prep and chemistry work.
Avogadro's Number
The Mole
Molar Mass
Dimensional Analysis
Mole Ratio
Derrick guided Mahid through a comprehensive lesson covering ACT English strategies, density calculations, and the phase changes of matter. Mahid actively practiced identifying correct verb tenses, applying the density formula, and interpreting phase diagrams. Their next chemistry lesson is scheduled to delve deeper into the properties of matter.
Perfect Present Tense
Redundancy in ACT English
Density (D=M/V)
Density and Buoyancy
Phase Changes
Phase Diagrams
On August 15, 2025, Derrick provided a comprehensive chemistry lesson to a student from Durham. The lesson covered foundational topics such as metric systems, scientific notation, significant figures, matter, states of matter, and phase changes. Derrick thoroughly explained concepts like intensive and extensive properties, using practical examples like water and neon to illustrate how temperature influences a substance's state. Additionally, the learner received valuable ACT prep, with a focus on English grammar and effective test-taking strategies.
States of Matter & Phase Changes
Phase Change Temperatures
Intensive vs. Extensive Properties
Significant Figures
Parallel Structure
ACT English Questions
Types of learners for chemistry class
College
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Learning Disabilities
All Levels
Elementary School
ADHD
Middle School
Home schooled
High School
Your chemistry tutor also teaches
Biochemistry
Acids, Bases & pH
States of Matter
Organic Chemistry
Chemical Reactions
Physical Chemistry
Tools & techniques used by chemistry tutor
Video conferencing
Interactive diagrams
Practice worksheets
Presentations
Quizzes

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