Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving Washington DC

...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 excited my student by the material they are learning, In my eyes, I...

...added. I have over 10 years of tutoring and homework help, children and adult. I have over 5 years working with children in general. I have over 3 years teaching ESL full-time. I am happy to help you or your children reach desired educational goals. I am currently preparing to become a certified Science teacher. I hope to be able to grow children's knowledge and to make an impact on their complete well-being in hopes...

...Penn State University with a B.S. in Information Sciences and Technology and minor in Psychology. In the past, I've worked as a student-teacher for Kumon, where I taught kids of all ages in Math and Reading. I've also worked as a coding instructor for the company, Girls Who Code, where I taught and empowered young girls coding and the importance of Computer Science. Additionally, I worked as a summer camp instructor for ID Tech, where...

...tests. I've done well on the SAT, LSAT, and AP exams, but it hasn't always come easy. I understand what it's like to have to work hard to achieve your goals, and I'm excited to help students do just that. I'm looking forward to working with you to find tips and tricks for thinking about even the most challenging exam questions, designed with your needs in mind to help you perform the best you can!

...led to me getting a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. I have been tutoring students for over 2 years, and I love doing it. I will never stop working on a set of problems until the student not only knows how to solve the problem at hand, but also understands why we are doing each step in the problem. This greater understanding of the problem helps them overcome variations of that problem that they...

I'm a former Math Olympiad - and currently a business executive - who continues to mentor students and office employees, while also volunteering with young people in my community.... As a teacher, one needs to be a careful and patient listener, and always strive to find innovative ways to connect to each student, bearing in mind, each person has their own strength, weaknesses, and methods of learning.... Understand the student's goal (specific grade / score, placement...

...Science Education, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2010/2005 BS & BA, Washington State University, 1996 RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL ROLES: College (3 years) - Science Education Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington (Online only, In-Person and Blended) Courses Taught: Grad Statistics, Research Methods, Qualitative Methods, Quantitative Methods, Philosophy of Science, Educational Psychology, College (6 years) - Science and Math Education Adjunct Instructor, Illinois Institute of Technology (In-person and Blended) Couses Taught: Grad Statistics, Research Methods, Qualitative Methods,...

...to realize their academic goals. I have tutored students for competitive exams, such as the MCAT, SAT/ACT, computer science topics such as JAVA and web development, math areas such as calculus, and key science courses such as biology and chemistry. Personally, I enjoy teaching computer science since it speaks more to my practical experience now in research and personal interests. As a tutor, my number one goal is ensuring students are confident in their desired...

...nonprofit management and in instructional capacities. As far as my teaching experience goes, I have taught within a general education classroom framework as well as smaller groups and on an individual basis. I also have experience working with students with disabilities and students who are more apt to thrive in small group and one-on-one educational experiences as opposed to whole-group. I have worked with all ages, and my most recent experiences have been with middle...

...while maintaining meticulous attention to detail. In my teaching position at both online and at home, I developed highly effective lesson plans, motivational exercises and performance assessments. I have also helped improve test scores in my home tutoring projects (GED, GRE, CPhT, SAT/ACT, etc.). I have also received positive feedback from parents, and fellow educators alike for my abilities in helping students excel. My teaching style demonstrates dedication to fostering a positive learning environment to...

...PA in 2019. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology. During my gap year, I tutored an amazing group of 7th and 8th graders in math. I'm currently an Urban Teachers Math Resident, studying to earn a Masters in Secondary Math Education from Johns Hopkins University. I joined the Urban Teachers program because I want to promote math literacy. I often heard my former students say, "I'm just not good at math." I am...

...number of opportunities and achievements with the right amount of dedication and discipline. It was this mindset that helped me succeed in High School and graduate as a valedictorian which, in turn, helped me get a scholarship to attend Loyola University New Orleans. While I was there I applied myself in equal measure and was able to graduate Cum Laude with a Major in Latin American Studies and a Minor in Music. I also had...

...and I am a Chemistry Major at the University of Maryland: Baltimore County. I have been interested in various forms of STEM (mainly chemistry, engineering, and math) my entire life and I have had the honor of experiencing those fields in the real world such as interning at a real biomedical laboratory and being the former computer-aided design captain of my high school's FRC robotics team. I love assisting my peers in my classes on...

...has been tutoring math and physics professionally for the last two years. Most of his students are high schoolers who need a little extra help in their math courses. Naji has also worked with college students in physics courses and with high school students preparing for the SAT. Whether you are a high school student busy studying for your next math exam, a college student taking your first physics course, or a high school student...

...I, Calculus II and C++ programming. By understanding these concepts, I can teach other students the methods to solve the problems in these areas. In the summer of 2013, I tutored middle school students in Algebra. I supervised a total of 10 students and helped them understand the concepts and study for important tests. During that summer, I worked with these students and helped them improve their skills in these areas. I have always found...

I am a fun, engaging, and motivating math tutor. I graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School and Columbia University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. I am extremely proficient at teaching difficult math concepts with ease. I am proficient at teaching both AB and BC Calculus, as well as Algebra 2, trigonometry, and calculus. I work especially well with students of younger ages.

...effective High School Math Teacher with over 10 years of tutoring and teaching students in mathematics. I am a graduate of Temple University (B.S. Education) and Wilmington University (M.B.A) where I have dedicated my studies to promoting educational equity, I am a student-centered teacher/tutor and I know how to look at students strengths and weaknesses, dis-aggregate data and create individual learning plans for students. In addition, I create fun and engaging lessons and teachable moments...

...was behind educationally. One thing I had lots of was desire and determination to become a medical doctor. Without my tutors I would not have made it. In medical school I volunteered at a GED center in Harrisburg, PA. I realized my first love: "teaching." As a physician you must be able to teach your patients, aspiring medical students and your staff. In 2010 I was appointed an Adjunct Professor at the Uniformed Services University....

...easiest time in school, growing up. I suffered from both executive function disorder and a visual/spatial learning disability. Because of these struggles, however, I was able to learn different strategies that helped me in the long run. Not to mention, these struggles allowed me to develop the work ethic that made me into the person I am today. Let's work together and find the best way for YOU to be successful in school

...study (EE) from the top university in China, I came to the US for graduate study in physics, when I started teaching as a TA in several EE courses such as semiconductor physics and computer architecture. I got the PhD degree in 2013, and then move to another university to continue scientific research, and later became a research professor, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in physics. My expertise of tutoring focuses on physics (high school...