Wel­come to Help with Anatomy

Over the years I have had the priv­i­lege of being both a stu­dent, try­ing to grasp life sci­ence con­cepts as well as help­ing oth­ers grasp these fas­ci­nat­ing if not chal­leng­ing ideas as a teacher.

I began my path down this inter­est­ing road in under­grad­u­ate at the Uni­ver­sity of South Florida, later to be fol­lowed up at Palmer Chi­ro­prac­tic Col­lege and later Texas Chi­ro­prac­tic. In that time I have taken more chem­istry, physics, biol­ogy, anatomy, phys­i­ol­ogy and clin­i­cal classes then I can count.  Since 2000 I have been a class­room teacher (LIFE Skills, Life Sci­ence, Com­puter), an adjunct pro­fes­sor, a trainer of fed­eral agents (FBI and DEA)  and a grad­u­ate stu­dent at Texas A&M (received my M.Ed. 2008).

While I love the field of sci­ence it did not come easy. Many of the tricks and tips that I had to develop to sur­vive in these courses, I have passed on to count­less stu­dents over the years. Now I bring them to you.

I wish you a won­der­ful journey!

Scott Ford, M.Ed.

mrford@helpwithanatomy.com

Be sure to check out Mr. Ford’s online Human Anatomy and Phys­i­ol­ogy course at www.mrfordsclass.net