Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...was informed that the gift of instructing was prevalent at the age of four years old, with an expressed desire to earn a Ph.D. when older. While pursuing my undergraduate degree as a non-traditional student, I indulged myself as though I was of a traditional status. The recognition of how involved I was with collegiate life was not prevalent to me until after graduation, due to my diligence in making certain that I had an...

Hi, I am Jack Sanocki, Ph.D I taught at all levels to include Middle School, High School and College. I am an Adjunct Professor at University of Maryland Global Campus for the past 21 years and I teach in the Information Systems Department. I was a high school Math and Science teacher in the Springfield MA School System.

...my Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma State University in Agricultural Economics and Philosophy. Following undergrad, I taught one year of second grade in Baltimore City. I then moved on to be a Kindergarten through eighth grade math specialist at another school the next year. In addition to my classroom experiences, I have been tutoring on and off for about nine years. I have also taught a summer program for refugees in Baltimore. I am...

...students. Learning has always been a fun and curiosity-driven process for me, and I always try to impart that same sensibility in my work. In my spare time, I enjoy reading books of all shapes, sizes, and genres but also the not-so-occasional movie. I also love cheering on my favorite athletic teams as well as teaching people about the less well-known sport of field hockey. Finally, I love taking advantage of the great and historic...

...I am currently applying into a surgical specialty for residency and have been inducted to the Alpha Omega Alpha national medical honor society. I will be available for recurring tutoring sessions in the DC area! I have extensive experience tutoring students of all age ranges from elementary through undergraduate years in both classwork, test prep, and writing both privately and for various universities/test prep centers. I love to work with students of ranges and try...

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I hold multiple degrees in physics, with a wide range of additional interests and subjects. I'm dedicated to teaching technical concepts in a manner that is as concise and easy to understand as possible, while still maintaining the "practice makes perfect" philosophy. I'm also happy to discuss career interests or assist in college preparatory efforts.

...Policy Analysis. As an undergraduate student, I actively sort out teaching opportunities and was hired as a calculus and economics tutor for student athletes. I was then brought on to the math department as a Learning Assistant, where I led the discussion section for 40 students in applied calculus. I have also worked with middle school students as I volunteered with the Shepherd Pratt Institute to teach middle school math. I have also excelled at...

...entire gamut of physics courses from concepts in mechanics (position, velocity, acceleration, force, energy, momentum..) to electricity, magnetism and thermal physics. I have also served as a physics instructor, in which capacity I have designed the lectures and assessment for algebra and calculus based physics courses. I love teaching because I get to try out different techniques to explain concepts depending on the student's learning needs. Because of my experience teaching physics, I can quickly...

Growing up, I wanted to be the Superman of the problem-prone Metropolis that is my life. Empowered with vast knowledge, the citizens of my life could rely on me for answers to their sporadic struggles.

A Howard University College of Chemistry grad and currently studying pursuing a PharmD program at HUCOP. I am dedicated in educating students so that they understand fundamental theoretical concepts as well as their application in the real world by utilizing innovative problem solving approach.

...local high school students. Since then, I've taught students of all levels and subjects, from high school geography to graduate-level ecology. While I studied conservation science and ecology as a graduate student at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, I got my bachelor's degree in International Relations from the George Washington University, so I'm comfortable teaching humanities and social sciences as well as math and science. Teaching is the most rewarding job I've...

...am the president of Bowdoin's chemistry club, which includes organising outreach from the scientific community to middle and elementary schools. I organise an annual science day that brings 5th to Bowdoin's campus for scientific demonstrations from different departments. I also tutor local high school students in AP chemistry. I am passionate about educating others and want those taking chemistry to truly appreciate the depth and intricacies of the subject. It is these leadership and educational...

...allowed to discover new concepts in an adaptable environment, mathematical ideas can really "sink" in. My personal style is to put less emphasis on rote and memorization (which can be overwhelming) while delving more into truly understanding what is being taught. This makes homework quicker and test time easier - especially for those who get stressed during exams. I recognize that every person learns differently, so we will take time to tailor our sessions to...

My goal is to offer solutions that meet your needs today and for the life of your learning career. I believe in building a personal relationship with you as my client, so I can better understand your learning goals and help you get there with confidence and peace of mind. ... The best way to learn is to fail. You don't know what you don't know. By allowing yourself to make mistakes, you open more opportunities...

...currently serving as an Americorps Member through a program called City Year, where I provide academic and social support for sixth and seventh graders struggling with math literacy. I am planning to apply to law school after my service year, with a long-term plan of working in public service in DC. I am currently serving as a math tutor, but I am also trained to teach economics, history, political science/government, and english.

...International Relations, and have concentrated on religious philosophy and post-nationalist political theory as well. In Los Angeles County, where I attend college, I have previously tutored children and adults who were English-language learners in reading, English literature, and writing. This background allowed me to work across a range of needs in writing and reading comprehension and ground my teaching practice in what felt most relevant to the needs of my students. I particularly love working...

...I have a lot of varied interests, from math and science, to theatre, to singing, to video games, and more! I love tutoring because I love learning! Throughout my educational endeavors, I have always loved those moments where connections are made and things make sense, and I want to be the catalyst for those moments in other people--especially in topics that I find fascinating myself. I have always been an empathetic, patient person and love...

Currently, I am an actuarial intern in healthcare consulting. In 2022, I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland, majoring in Economics and minoring in Actuarial Mathematics. In 2024. I graduated from the University of Iowa with a master's degree in actuarial science. I've passed four actuarial exams: P, FM, FAM, and SRM.

...in Biology and Chemistry. I have experience as a teaching assistant from my alma mater, the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, where I helped teach courses in the Chemistry and Biochemistry departments. These experiences have taught me how to explain complex ideas in simple, easy-to-grasp concepts. I am also extremely patient, willing to explain the same idea many times and respectful of everyone's individual learning styles and current ability. Finally, if I have not...