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Scott Beaver, Ph.D., or “Dr Scott,” has a doctorate degree in chemical engineering from the University of California. He is a professional chemistry tutor with decades of experience, and he previously taught chemistry at the college, high school, and middle school levels.

To complement one on one tutoring, Dr. Scott also makes fun, approachable, science and math courses.

How to Know If You Need Help

The First Exam is Key

If you don’t get an A on your first chemistry exam, you need to get help now!

Chemistry is a subject that builds. Things get intense near the end of a chemistry course. If you’re not strong on the initial things like atoms, elements, the periodic table, chemical formulas, and stoichiometry, it’s going to snowball. And not in a fun way.

Get help now, and get help early. It’s extremely hard to catch up in a science class once you fall behind., And yet you’ll find it’s quite easy to stay ahead of the curve if you just understand the basics well.

The Chemistry Help You Actually Need

Master practical study skills so you can help yourself in the future. Learn to prioritize and focus on what’s important. It’s absolutely critical that you develop the skill to clearly understand what are the, say, three most important topics from a lecture.

If you’re sitting through a science class and you’re not even sure what’s important, it’s because your teacher is not speaking your language! Dr. Scott will help you decipher all that science talk into a clear strategy to get organized. If you develop the skill to listen carefully, it’s usually rather obvious what’s going to be on a science exam. Mary students skip this most important first step, and they end up wasting lots of time studying the wrong things and getting nowhere.

Speaking of wasting time, a common complaint about chemistry class is all those experiments and lab reports. It’s true, experiments and lab reports are a large part of learning chemistry. It’s important to understand that experiments, lab reports, and even the chemistry class itself aren’t going to be perfect. Rather, the critical skill is to be able to organize what happened in an experiment on paper. It’s quite easy to get your lab work done when you understand exactly how the information is supposed to be organized, despite having an imperfect experiment.

What Really Matters

It probably isn’t even you or your teacher’s fault when chemistry class isn’t going so well. It really takes decades for a teacher to learn how to teach science in a way that connects with learners. And while some learners just get science instantly, most do not. We all need a little help sometimes, and even your chemistry teacher might benefit when a new chemistry wiz arrives to the classroom: You!