Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors serving Maryland

...almost all the sciences, except physics. However, I learned in high school that no subject, including physics, is too difficult if approached in a skillful and systematic manner. I developed a strong passion for tutoring when I worked as a Math and Chemistry tutor in my final years of undergraduate studies at Amherst College, were I double majored in Biology and Mathematics and pursued the pre-medicine track. Tutoring fascinates me because it allows me to...

...teaching and training NAVY personnel how to operate submarines and aircraft carriers in a one on one format. Through my experience I have gained a deeper understanding of how to adapt my teaching style to fit a student's individual needs. I enjoy helping students of all ages and learning levels, and I like to see the pride they take in completing difficult tasks. When I'm not working you can usually find me hanging out with...

...physics, and chemistry. I teach K-12, with my favorite class to teach being calculus. It always feels so rewarding when the pieces just *click* in the mind; especially with a class like calculus. I am also a firm believer in keeping the motivation to learn going (like a fire). I teach by ensuring success, even in small steps, making it exciting to keep going. In my spare time, I like to train boxing, play video...

...was in high school myself, working with kids on interview and SAT prep, college applications, social studies, biology, chemistry, math, statistics, writing and various APs. Since high school, I have tutored Spanish-speakers in English, worked extensively in diverse, low-income childcare settings with typically-developing and developmentally disabled children. I currently work teaching health and science to middle and high schoolers. I am also applying to medical school, with success in all pre-med topics (including physics, chemistry,...

...and Virginia for over 30 years. I've worked most of my career as a high school science and special education case manager, and teacher. I've taught physics at the University level as an adjunct professor as well. Many moons ago I was a broadcast journalist. My BS degree is in Journalism. I have a passion for science teaching. I've worked at NASA Goddard, and EPA's National Research Laboratory in Las Vegas. My goal is to...

...four years in college, I was constantly astounded by all the interdisciplinary connections between the sciences and the arts, how the two can inform each other, how being a better scientist can make you a better artist, and vice versa! I tutor specifically in Math and Physics, and more specifically have experience in classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, wave mechanics, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and special and general relativity. I also spent quite a deal of...

...I have worked with high school students in the past as a volunteer tutor at the local high school in my college town. Currently, I attend Washington and Lee University and am working towards a Biochemistry degree on a pre-med track. While on this premed course, I play football for the school and have an interest in sports, volunteering, video games, as well as many other small activities. I enjoy tutoring any STEM course as...

I may be the teacher but that does not stop me from learning in the process, as well.

...dynamics, and calculus. During this period, I discovered that students dislike math and physics because of the prevalent notion that they are notoriously difficult, however, once the fundamental concepts are broken down, these courses become straightforward. As a result, I have become a huge fan of drilling the fundamental concepts and working through a lot of practice problems. And, although I can teach different subjects, my strengths are in math, physics, and engineering-related classes. When...

...comes to learning strategies and preferences. As such, I try to respect each student's learning pace, level of comfort/aptitude for a particular subject and learning style when organizing a tutoring session. To me, studying should be not only about achieving academic success but, primarily, about having fun and developing an appreciation for continuous learning. I tutor human physiology, pharmacology, anatomy (neuroanatomy in particular), biology, chemistry (honors chemistry, physical chemistry), physics (classical mechanics, electricity & magnetism),...

...goal is not only to help students excel academically but also to equip them with the tools they need to become independent learners. I encourage my students to approach problems with curiosity and resilience, fostering a growth mindset that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Tutoring has also taught me invaluable lessons in patience, empathy, and adaptability. Every student presents a unique set of challenges and learning preferences, and it is my responsibility to...

I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 2011 after which I spent 6 months in South Korea teaching English to middle and elementary students. Currently, I am a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County primarily doing research but also tutoring undergraduates. ... Bringing a calm, relaxed attitude can take the fear out of learning a new and complicated subject.... To start, it's important to...

...also completing a Minor in Applied Physics. I have a deep passion for both criminal justice and physics, and have written and edited a variety of papers in both subjects. In addition to law and physics, I am also fairly skilled with languages, having taken Spanish for six years, and Italian, Ancient Greek, and Latin for a year apiece. In addition to focusing on law, physics, and languages, I have also had a lot of...

...Biology and Earth & Planetary Sciences and am currently working towards a Master of Public Health in Environmental Health Sciences at Columbia University. For three years while studying at Hopkins I tutored many university students in calculus-based physics, but I am also well-versed in biology, chemistry, and the GRE. I am someone that finds purpose in working with and helping others, which is why I love tutoring. I also believe everyone deserves the best education...

...basic physics courses such as Light and Color. I earned my B.S. in Physical Sciences at the University of Maryland, College Park in 2011 and am nearly complete in earning a M.S. in Applied Physics at Towson University. More importantly, learning is always a "two-way street" and my best experiences came from those who took the time to establish practicality or every day relevance with the material being studied. My personal experience in building my...

...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; mainly trig/calc/physics/chemistry. I'm familiar with high school subjects and curriculum,...

...married. I triple majored in Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry in college with a pre-medical focus. I then came to Washington, D.C. to begin medical school and have completed all but one semester 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...

...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.

...growing student myself. Aside from just being a student, I'm also passionate about music. I've been playing piano since I was about 4 years old and like to record piano covers occasionally. I'm also quite the basketball fan, both in terms of playing and watching. I believe it is important to stay active, both physically and mentally, and I accomplish this by getting in some form of exercise everyday and some form of reading everyday....

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.