Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...at Johns Hopkins University interested in primarily studying neuroscience and public health on the premed track, while continuing to develop my writing and communication skills. I believe that in marrying my strengths as a communicator and my passion for the sciences, I will successfully contribute to the scientific community in the future. I have always been an enthusiastic student, and hope to share this love for learning with others. I am so excited to meet...

...physicist and researcher, I prefer to tutor in subjects relevant in my day-to-day work. This includes topics in physics (mechanics, electricity, sonics, optics, nuclear, quantum, etc.) and mathematics (algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, etc.). I believe that curiosity leads to learning and understanding, so I hope that students working with me will ask many questions, and approach each topic with their own perspective. I enjoy teaching motivated students who share my passion...

...own education and courses that helped me are listed below. Education, Honors, and Certifications M.S.E. George Washington University, Washington DC, Cumulative GPA: 3.7, Graduation year: 2010 License for Secondary education in Mathematics Provisional License in Virginia, July1, 2008- June 30, 2011 DC License, July 7, 2009-July 6, 2013 MD License. Relevant Course Work: Teacher Leadership in Education , Teaching seconnd Lang Reading & Writing, Teaching and Learning , Teaching and Learning 1, Perspective-American Education, Reading/Writing...

I'm a senior Computer Engineering major at George Mason University. I have experience tutoring math and computer science. Additionally, I've volunteered to tutor ESOL on my own time. I have a lot of experience with kids and have taught swim lessons as well as Sunday school classes in my free time.

...of my previous students have had different learning styles, personalities, and interests; one of my favorite things about tutoring is figuring out what makes them tick so I can come up with appropriate examples. When I have time, I am a huge fan of traveling and skiing. I think traveling is a great way to both discover new places and reflect on where I'm from, and skiing speaks for itself whether in California, Japan, Austria,...

...order to make sense of laws and phenomena. In addition to the sciences and mathematics, I feel I could effectively tutor students on the writing component of the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section of the SAT (I scored an 800 on the math section, and a 740 on the writing section of the old SAT exam). I feel I have mastery of core grammatical laws and diction. I would really enjoy working with students for...

...teaching math or social studies. I am passionate about education, and I want to some day become a teacher because I feel that teachers (and tutors) can make such an important difference in people's lives. While I may be young, I have a great deal of tutoring experience through a program at my high school, the Teacher Academy of Maryland. In this program, I took two classes on education and completed an internship at a...

...laude in May and beginning medical school in August. I have experience tutoring elementary and middle school math as well as in being a TA for multivariable calculus. I particularly love teaching math at every level, but I also am excited to share my expertise in the sciences that I have acquired in my pre-medical coursework as well as in preparing for the MCAT exam. My teaching philosophy centers around flexibility; everyone learns differently, and...

...I was a student. I know exactly the difficulties a student can face in each of the undergraduate level courses, I have 12 years of experience tutoring 1 on 1 and teaching large classes. I have taught all the undergraduate level courses in Mathematics and Statistics. In addition I have a fair experience teaching Grade 6,7 and 8 students. I love teaching and learning, I still learn new methodologies and techniques in teaching and making...

...NWU, I worked in the writing center on campus, helping students from all departments on campus with their research and writing skills. Between undergrad and grad school, I taught English in rural France to high-school students, and loved seeing the improvement and learning from my students over the course of the year. My Master's degrees in History and Library and Information Science are from the University of Maryland. Because of my passion for aerospace history,...

...subtraction through Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus. I also have some experience in tutoring high school chemistry and editing essays. However, the subjects I'm the most passionate about are Algebra and Calculus (including Pre-Calc). The concepts learned in these courses are some of my favorite things to tutor because of how well they all fit together--like a really cool puzzle. In the past, I've tutored elementary school students, middle school students, and high school students,...

...am a sophomore at the University of Southern California, majoring in Physics/Computer Science. I 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 is to teach"

...have the material related to you. I aim to do just that, in any way possible! If I can do this, you can too! I have a BS in Biomedical Engineering from UMD, College Park that I received in the summer of '12, and I've been working as a Physics Technician at the United States Naval Academy for about 11 years. I have peer tutored at my local community college for approximately 6 years many...

...minor. As someone who uses both my left and right brains, I am proficient at both the STEM subjects and fine arts. During my free time, I like to play the piano, make music, make realistic origami, and develop games, and I have ample experiences in these areas that I can teach these as well, for those who are interested. I will be a good help in almost all high school STEM subjects, including AP...

...a Bachelor's Degree in Hotel Administration from Cornell University in 2010. After working in my field for five years, I decided to return to school to pursue a degree in engineering. I am currently a student at the Clark School of Engineering at University of Maryland. My favorite subjects are math and physics - I love problem solving! I feel that math and science are exciting and should ignite everyone's interest. Along with this enthusiasm,...

...and high scores on my SAT and Subject Tests in Math II and Biology. My PSAT was high enough that I advanced to the National Merit Semifinals. I genuinely enjoy learning and teaching math and biology, so at the very least I hope I can convey to my students that schoolwork can be interesting and fun! Furthermore, I understand the rigorous process of preparing for exams as well applying to some of the most selective...

...understand something is very rewarding. There are multiple methods to solving many problems. Finding your strength and nurturing it is a foundation of success. I initially struggled understanding mathematical and physical concepts until I was able to visualize them; seeing the connection in geometry, graphs, or other visual methods along with its application in life. This is why I enjoy using geometry and trigonometry/trig analysis to work through common applied mathematics, engineering principles, and chemistry....

...spread knowledge so that we can reap its rewards. Also, I believe learning from a friend helps understand material better than a professor or stranger. I hope to be my student's teacher and coach, so that they learn in a determined, progressive, active, and engaging way while remembering that we are friends! When I have time off of studying, I love getting involved in research at my school or having fun with friends and enjoying...

...from the real world because that is what math and science is all about, connecting the words in the textbook to the physical world around you. And once you realize these connections, our goal isn't just to memorize and solve problems, but to truly understand them. I'm a Cornell student currently pursuing a bachelor's in mechanical engineering. I specialize in math and science subjects; mainly trig/calc/physics/chemistry. I'm familiar with high school subjects and curriculum, especially...

...for the Student Organizations committee. For high school, I went to Thomas Jefferson HS for Science and Technology, where I refined my skills in logical thinking and STEM topics. When not in college, I live in the NoVA area and have tutored SAT and subject preparation at Einstein Academy. I also have extensive volunteer experience with Fairfax schools' STEMbassadors program, which aims to teach younger students about STEM. In my free time, I enjoy playing...