Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving Leesburg, VA

...where I study and will receive a Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering. During my time studying, I have worked at East Los Angeles College for 4 years teaching a wide range of Mathematics to the students there. I would work with students in private sessions and, on occasion, lead a study group for students...

...the University of Pennsylvania. I'm studying Political Science and English, with other directed concentrations in French and Marketing courses. I'm based in Philadelphia and also attended high school in the city, so I know my way around extremely well and would be happy to meet with your student or child wherever is most convenient for...

...on my last year of studies, I decided to coach for the local high school's rowing club in Michigan, becoming the Head Novice Men's Coach working with first year rowers. With that said, my education at Michigan offered me a plethora of opportunities. The subjects I've preffered to tutor is english and reading as well...

...habits of mind and self-confidence in problem solving. I ask as many, if not more, questions than I answer. I can quickly determine a student's weaknesses and prescribe a learning plan to address them. My goal is to make my presence redundant as the student builds a tool box of mathematical reasoning and processing skills...

...those topics as well. As someone who not long ago a student myself, I understand the struggles that accompany not understanding material and having trouble reaching out to peers and teachers for the extra help students need. I enjoy working with youth, I've been described as personal, polite, and respectful, and thrive on working hard...

...math. By making math fun we can fuel a passion that can open so many doors. I was a programmer right after graduating with my Bachelor's in Information Systems, after two years I decided it was time for a change. I wanted to find a way to give back to my community and what better...

...had mentors guiding me and helping me reach my goals. The youth are vital to our community structure and I can possibly help aid their development by investing and maintaining my involvement in them. I have taught general, organic chemistry laboratories and currently tutor for analytical lectures and laboratories. I want to be part of...

...was not watching Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network, one would find me watching Discovery Channel or National Geographic. My experiences have brought me to realize that science is my passion and that I should pursue a career in my passion. Stemming from that, I think that all students should pursue whatever it is they truly enjoy...

...and Engineering. During my graduate work at Georgia Tech I volunteered as a math and science tutor for at-risk youth and found I had a talent for helping students to connect the dots when struggling with difficult problems. Tutoring is also great mental exercise and helping a student reach an "Aha!" moment is a unique...

...a passionate writer and understand the pressure students face in writing college application essays. My experience with college essays comes not only from helping students, but also writing essays for multiple schools when I was applying to college. I strongly believe that success is methodical and all students are capable of succeeding with the right...

...also different. Regardless, both of these subjects help describe the world. It is so cool learning about them and the way they explain our everyday lives. Gravity? That can be explained by physics. Your computer? Physics. Everyone has their own unique teaching style and mine is to take an approach that is catered to the...

My goal is to help you succeed academically. I believe that the best way to do this is to pay close attention to your unique strengths, weaknesses, and objectives, and to then tailor an approach that makes sense given your specific context. No two students are exactly alike, and I strive to embody this understanding.

...from people who use these subjects every day: for example, a Spanish speaking scientist. My teaching style is very different to that of a typical classroom because I use concepts from science and math every day and understand how they are most easily applied and explained. I try however possible to enrich the learning students...

..."non-math" person. When a student is given unique perspectives and is 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...

...to not only what I was learning but how I was learning it. After so many trials and errors, I developed a method of studying which proved to enhance my understanding of concepts and recall abilities. After I discovered this, learning was no longer a chore. Learning became an adventure and fun. I currently feel...

...I am passionate about tutoring and helping students succeed academically. My approach is student-centered; I adapt my teaching methods based on individual needs, whether breaking down complex topics or facilitating peer discussions. I believe that fostering a supportive learning environment is key to academic success. I am excited to share my knowledge and help students...

Jeremiah Meslie is a student at American University majoring in International Studies and Economics. Jeremiah was an IB Diploma Candidate in high school, and received his diploma with his HL focuses in History, English, and Economics. Jeremiah enjoys helping students reach their goals and providing meaningful assistance with academic challenges.

...pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics with a concentration in Statistics. I have been tutoring children in mathematics for a very long time and enjoy being able to teach new and exciting concepts! While I am able to tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about teaching PreAlgebra, Geometry, and...

...10 years now since senior year of high school. My approach is pretty simple. Find a need and fill it. I'd like to see where the student is having a knowledge gap. Some times it takes a different approach to explain a concept. Math and physics have a very consistent framework when solving a problem...

...Washington University, where I am majoring in Public Health and on the Premedical track. I am from the suburbs of Chicago, but spend the school year in DC! I was, and still am, involved in many clubs at my high school and now my university that include my interests for the future. In high school,...