Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Frederick, MD

...college. I maintained an unweighted 4.0 GPA in high school while taking nine AP courses ranging from Physics and Calculus to English and Psychology. I have knowledge in a lot of subject areas, but I'm majoring in English and minoring in Secondary Education. I'm looking forward to using my skills in order to help any...

...1. Mentored many college students in physics and math, including mid-level courses. 2. Taught introductory college astronomy labs. Through these experiences I've learned many skills needed to efficiently and effectively help students grasp the difficult concepts in physics and math. This includes both the material itself, but also being patient with a student's understanding.

I am a classicist, with a BA from the University of Chicago, doing graduate work at Durham University. I have prior experience as a volunteer tutor in Latin, math, history, and social studies and as a private tutor in Latin, math, language arts, and history.

...fellowship with the Casualty Actuary Society, so I work with math every day! Actuaries use math to manage risk, whether it's for an insurance company, a pension fund, or a bank. I know first-hand that math is very useful! My goal is for students to develop a conceptual understanding of the math they're learning, so...

...school program. I am particularly passionate about teaching because I have had many mentors help me along in my journey and I hope help others in the same way. Since starting to teach in my freshman year of high school, I have worked at Kumon as an instructor, developed curricula for summer classes at an...

...I have an extensive background tutoring and teaching a variety of students from all age groups. By teaching young students the basics of coding and robotics, creating lesson plans and hosting biology classes, and serving as a tutor throughout middle school, high school, and college, I have been able to help many people reinforce and...

...have informally tutored classmates and friends all throughout highschool, and have used opportunities in college and through summer camps to be a mentor and to teach elementary school children, especially about STEM topics. I enjoy both theoretical and very applied thinking and topics and have adapted the philosophy of Oppenheimer, "The best way to learn...

...student. I will also give practice worksheets for the students to attempt, and I'll go over them in the next session. In an online environment, I'll be able to walk students through examples and concepts by sharing my iPad screen and showing my work there. As long as my students have cameras, I'll be able...

...a minor in Chemistry. I am extremely passionate about science research and worked as a bioinformatician/data analyst at UVA's Center for Brain, Immunology, and Glia. During my four years, I have successfully applied for 3 research grants and 1 scholarship independently. I have published 1 paper in Nature and recently submitted another. I hope to...

...teacher’s aide at the local college. There I helped students make the connection between college mathematics and real applications such as welding and automotive applications. I feel it’s important to make connections in mathematics to other content. This helps you remember it more effectively and quickly. If it makes sense it’s easier to remember! I...

...with a minor in Materials Science and Engineering in 2017. I am currently enrolled in the Bioinformatics M.S. program at Johns Hopkins University. I have tutored and taught students from 3rd grade to college-aged in a wide variety of topics, but primarily focusing on Math and Science. While a student at Georgia Tech, I was...

...speaker representing the Latinx population at UofM. Furthermore, I played rugby throughout college (as a Forward) and loved every minute of it! Eventually becoming captain, I felt I missed rowing quite a bit. So, on my last year of studies, I decided to coach for the local high school's rowing club in Michigan, becoming the...

Current Student at the University of Maryland. Sophomore Mechanical Engineering major.

...seemingly incomprehensible subject and making them susceptible to average people. In everyday life, I'm extroverted, friendly, and I love sports, movies, and languages. Tutoring people is one of my biggest passions and I can't wait to meet you guys personally. Hopefully you guys can enjoy my sessions as well :). - Sam

I am a physics PhD student at Georgetown University and I have a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from UCLA. Looking forward to helping you with math and physics!

...I have cultivated a strong foundation in the sciences that I am eager to share with my students. With over 2 years of tutoring experience, I have successfully guided students in subjects ranging from AP Physics and Chemistry to various levels of Calculus and Statistics. My teaching philosophy centers on the belief that every student...

...a relationship so we can grow together. Let's make this easy! My strongest subject is definitely Math. I have experience tutoring high school aged and college students, and I also have experience working at Baltimore County Public Schools with elementary schoolers as an adult assistant. I hope to someday be a high school math teacher...

...Data Science. My experience in tutoring ranges from helping my sisters and their friends in Trigonometry and Pre-Calc in high schools to working as a TA for CS Discrete Structures and Data Science Systems; I enjoy teaching a wide variety of Math and Computer Science subjects. I am particularly passionate about the language of SQL:...

...a pretty great teacher. I think people can understand how to do something better if they understand why it works. I want to make sure you leave understanding everything you need to know to thrive on your own. It will be a chill lesson that will help you understand the concepts, not just how to...

I would love to tutor any student that is in need in help. I know many people are not online learners, so i would like to take the time and break the material down to something anyone can understand :)