Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors serving Alexandria, VA

My name is Kiran Ehrbeck-Malhotra, and I am super passionate about mathematics, particularly calculus and statistics. I am eager to hopefully distill this passion onto others and help them see the beauty that is mathematics! I look forward to hopefully meeting you and working together :)

I am a recent graduate from Dartmouth College. I have a degree in Engineering. I love academics and athletics. During my time at Dartmouth, I played Division 1 Lacrosse. I am very strong in Math and Science and have experience tutoring students of all ages.

I am a bilingual, RDMS-credentialed Diagnostic Medical Sonographer with clinical experience in general and OB/GYN Sonography as well as tutoring experience in helping students prepare for professional certifications, especially ARDMS examinations. I'm seeking to work with individuals who need a passionate tutor to help with studying and preparing to take and pass registries with high scores. I am committed to the highest standards of education in teaching and learning.

...to make sure our students were back in town ready for the next week. And this was not mandatory, thereby instilling self-discipline in our participants. During graduate school, I also tutored fellow graduate students. At this level the focus is on sharpening skills that are already there. The graduate school mentor-tutor is more of an advising type role giving students other ideas to tackle their problems OR how to deal with a "difficult" professor. In...

...experimental quantum and nonlinear optics in the Laser Cooling and Trapping Group led by Dr. William D. Phillips (1997 Nobel Prize in Physics) at NIST. I am always passionate about tutoring high school and college students on the subject of physics. I believe by doing this, I am not only helping them meet their academic goals but also cultivate the next generation to feel passionate about physics as well. I believe my solid background as...

...I also acquired an MS in mathematics along the way. During my time, I worked as a teaching assistant for introductory level physics, i.e., Mechanics and Electrodynamics, as well as a number of upper-level physics courses. Primarily, I helped students work through and understand homework problems and in-class exercises. To understand physics, even at an introductory college level, some mastery of mathematics is required. It is always a pleasure to guide students through the connection...

...help my peers out in doing so, but I solidify my own knowledge in making sure that I am able to explain a concept to someone else. Furthermore, I always feel a great sense of reward when I help someone to understand something that they were struggling with, especially when it's a subject or idea which I am particularly passionate about. I am capable of tutoring in most disciplines of math and science, however my...

...have always been quick to learn, and glad to share what I know to be of help to others. Teaching has always been a love of mine: I tutored informally for the joy of it in High School, and when at Harvard, tutored local HS students as a volunteer, and fellow Harvard students on behalf of the university. I am a polymath: though my BA and MA are in Physics, I spent time as a...

...watched videos on astronomy, wildlife, weather, and much more. At University I chose to continue this passion by majoring in physics. As my family is well aware, I love annoying them with random facts about physical reality, or explaining how a physical phenomenon works. The joy of doing this translated into tutoring others in their studies. I have tutored and helped friends with studying because I love to explain how things work to others. It...

...was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Now I'm a medical student at Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA, currently doing a research fellowship in endocrinology and neuroscience at the NIH. That means I'm studying to be a doctor one day, but taking some time off to be a scientist and learn more about our hormones and our brains. In addition to medicine, I have a passion for mentoring and tutoring. I worked as...

...thrive and achieve their educational and career goals. I have worked as a mathematics tutor for middle school students of public schools located in underserved communities of Durham and as a teaching assistant for calculus-based undergraduate physics courses at Duke University. Additionally, during my time as a medical student in Brazil, I worked as teaching assistant for the cardiac physiology graduate course of University of Brasilia's School of Medicine. These experiences allowed me to work...

...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. I also use it to break down calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. My current work is in semiconductor physics and material science. I still enjoy running, running, food, devising my...

...by step in how to think. I love to pull examples 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;...

...of my rotations. I have tutored since I was in middle school as a peer educator. I worked professionally as a tutor during college for applerouth tutoring for 2 years and was a TA and peer educator in college from freshman year until senior year. I have taught everything from intro biology courses to physical chemistry while in college and continued tutoring well into medical school during the first two pre-clinical years. My approach varies...

...a technology-oriented entrepreneur, an impact-driven member of the community, and a striving academic. My passion for computer engineering and dedication to solving the world's problems push me to continue to be better tomorrow than I am today. I am currently pursuing a career in engineering and business where I hope to improve the lives of those around me every step of the way. "Passions are useless if we don't do anything with them. Make an...

...in Beirut, Lebanon, until coming to the United States for my undergraduate education. I received a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University in Nuclear Geopolitical Studies, a major I hand-crafted to combine nuclear physics with international security. I have been tutoring for 6 years in physics, maths, and SAT, during which I have worked with middle, high school, and college students. I have also worked as a translator for Arabic and French.

...Throughout my undergraduate experience, I would informally tutor friends and acquaintances on a multitude of subjects. In college, I was also given the opportunity to mentor children. During the school years, I was a member of an extracurricular organization that worked with the neglected children in the underprivileged local communities and during the summers, I worked at a preschool for special-needs children. In each mentorship scenario, I have been able to provide an interactive atmosphere...

My background includes clinical research and lab coordination. I enjoy tutoring math, science, and test prep. I have also taught biochemistry review classes, including preparation of study plans and materials, assessment tests, tools for my students, and instructional hours.

I'm a current student attending Wake Forest University. I've lived years here and abroad, and speak, read, and write English and Arabic fluently. I enjoy public speaking and writing poetry, although my academic interests lean towards the sciences.

...TN and then San Antonio TX. I led a team of 36 men through training until I moved back to TN and then out to Albuquerque NM where I worked as a Space Situational Developmental Research Engineer working on adaptive optics, lasers, and telescopes. I completed my MBA from Louisiana State University in the beginning of 2018, and started an Engineering Management Masters of Science from the Air Force Institute of Technology. I now work...