Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Washington DC

Hi! I'm currently a third year physics major at UMBC who loves learning and helping others learn.

Hi! My name is Michelle and I'm extremely passionate about helping students succeed in school and find their academic interests. I specialize in teaching mathematics and SAT test prep.

I've tutored throughout high school and college, and working with students is a blast. I like math and reading (always a plus for teaching.) For math in particular, I'm good at breaking down concepts into easily understood explanations; I think students should understand the concepts behind the math their doing, not just how to plug in numbers into formulas. I'm also a native Mandarin Chinese speaker.

I am interested in enabling students to learn and achieve their academic goals.

...just an important subject in school, but it is perhaps even more important in real life, and I seek the opportunity to help you develop skills the skills to make math easier for you in your current subjects, future subjects, and beyond! Aside from tutoring my favorite math subjects Algebra (1 and 2) and Geometry, which i've done for over a year now, I enjoy staying active and playing tennis, giving lessons and playing competitive...

...and teaching methods that have proven success. My two main focuses are working with students to learn their struggles and help them unlock their full potential and being reactive by reading verbal and non-verbal communication to ensure full understanding of the material. I have a diverse background which includes academics, sports, music, and other hobbies. Having all of these different experiences allow me to reach students from many different perspectives and ultimately allow me to...

...together. When I went to college I became a tutor for the school and tutored underclassmen. I even ran some of the freshman calculus review courses before exams. I'm a very easy going person that ensures that my students are understanding the material instead of just regurgitating what I tell them. I am a fan of the "I do, we do, you do" method of tutoring and find that works best with most students.

...the most beneficial to graduate and undergraduate students in statistics or introductory probability courses and to students prepping for the math section of the GRE. I would also be very excited to teach anyone and everyone the basics of R programming, and open-source statistical programming language. I am open and excited to work with all kinds of students, including those with learning disabilities or math anxiety. We can spend our time together creating a comprehensive...

I am a graduate of The Johns Hopkins University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in chemistry. Although I've tutored a broad range of STEM subjects and SAT preparation, I am most passionate about tutoring chemistry. I am a...

...at Johns Hopkins University studying Chemical & Bio-molecular Engineering. I'm looking to apply to medical school in the 2019 cycle and eventually specialize in surgery. I volunteer part-time at a local drug clinic helping refer addicts to behavioral health, medical, rehabilitation, and public services as needed while providing safe injection supplies and techniques. In my free time, I love to rock climb. As a student, I have always excelled in academics and in standardized testing....

...which can only be accomplished when difficult topics, like physics, can be easily understood. In highschool (Harvard-Westlake), I qualified to be a finalist for the USA biology olympiad and in college I've worked in several labs doing research on neurologically focused endeavors, including treating ALS and reducing antisocial symptoms of autism on a molecular level. I am very excited about the different subjects that I tutor, which range from high school to graduate level programs,...

I am an engineering student at Rutgers University looking to keep students out in fellow subjects like math and physics.

Passionate about delivering software that solves business or social problems, in addition to I am dedicated to helping others succeed through education.

Hi! I'm a current Computer Science Junior at The University of Maryland College Park. I'm also a part-time engineer for a web firm and have a love for all things computer science and math!

...terms of facts and tangible realities. My day to day life is driven by structure, schedule, and order. Throughout my work and school experience I have excelled when it comes down to achievement, accomplishment, and social skills. My love of learning in life has guided me to master new skills, topics, and bodies of knowledge which has led me to discover beyond curiosity to describe the tendency to add systematically to my knowledge. I have...

...been using the information and skills derived in my fundamental math and science classes almost daily. Therefore, I understand and appreciate the role these basic disciplines play in the professional world. My tutoring methodology is based on the idea that every problem can be broken down into its elements, solved, and then brought back up to answer the question. This deconstruction of the problem is an important aspect to learn as it translates both to...

...in Lewiston, Maine with a B.A. in physics and minors in mathematics and rhetoric. I spent a semester classroom teaching IB physics in Mexico City before working in Nicaragua this past year as a tutor. Ironically, math and science were some of the most difficult subjects for me as a student. I know what it is like when that material does not come easily. Fortunately, I was able to overcome my personal obstacles in those...

I am an engineer working in the energy industry to help increase energy efficiency. On the side I like to help others realize their potential through tutoring.

I am Arjuna Chatrathi, a recent graduate of the Master's in Biomedical Engineering program from Carnegie Mellon University. My undergraduate degree is in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University.

...bachelor's degree in biology along with a minor in chemistry and general business. Over the course of my educational career, I have had many mentors and I wish to give back to the current student body. I want to instill all the helpful lessons I've learned and help students understand important concepts in a manner that they best understand. Tailoring the lesson plan to each individual student's needs is an essential part of my teaching...