Aleena Benny

My lessons combine academic excellence with genuine passion for learning. As a marine biologist with research experience at Plymouth Marjon University and an MSc from the University of Essex, I bring real-world scientific expertise directly into our sessions.
My Teaching Approach:
I believe learning should be engaging and relevant. Each lesson is tailored to your specific needs, whether you're tackling GCSE biology, university-level marine science, or developing research skills. I use interactive presentations, visual aids, and practical examples to make complex concepts clear and memorable.
Lesson Format:
Sessions typically begin with reviewing previous material, followed by introducing new concepts through real-world applications. I incorporate hands-on activities, case studies from my research, and problem-solving exercises. For statistics and data analysis, we work with actual datasets, making abstract concepts tangible.
Experience That Matters:
Having taught across Wales as a Cover Supervisor and coordinated over 20 international webinars, I understand diverse learning styles. My volunteer work engaging 30,000+ students annually at the National Marine Aquarium has honed my ability to explain scientific concepts to varied audiences.
What Makes Me Different:
I don't just teach from textbooks; I share insights from active research, field work, and real scientific discoveries. Whether discussing coral reef ecosystems I've studied or demonstrating statistical analysis techniques I use professionally, you'll learn from someone actively working in the field.
Together, we'll build not just knowledge, but genuine understanding and enthusiasm for science that extends far beyond our lessons.