Award-Winning AP Physics 1 Tutors serving Washington DC

...a fourth year medical student at the University of Maryland. I've always loved to teach. I think one of the most exciting things about learning is to be able to pass it on to others. It is also one of the main reasons I have a passion for becoming a doctor. I went to University of Maryland, College Park for college and majored in English and Biology, my two favorite subjects. I also minored in...

I have degrees from the University of Maryland and Caltech in astronomy and planetary science, and use physics in my research. I know from personal experience that a good teacher can be life-changing. With a strong science background, patience, and active listening skills, I help students excel in learning math, physics, and chemistry, as well as admissions test-prep.

...find immense satisfaction in guiding students through my journey from obtaining a GED to pursuing pharmacy. My tutoring spans various subjects, with a focus on the GED, sciences, and mathematics from my college studies. I'm passionate about empowering students with effective study strategies and insights from my experiences. I prioritize creating a supportive learning atmosphere, fostering curiosity, and instilling confidence. Beyond academics, I dedicate time to personal growth and exploration. My expertise in multiple-choice exams,...

...others need help learning how to focus and be efficient. I believe it is my job as a tutor to find the best method for each individual. Besides creating scientific experiments and sharing my love for knowledge, I really enjoy being outdoors. I am involved in team sports. Most recently I was on a womens flag football team, which I enjoyed immensely. I also devote time to mentoring elementary-age children with behavioral problems.... Teaching is a...

...I encourage students to relate physics principles to their favorite sports, daily activities, and real-life situations. This approach helps them develop a natural curiosity and a deeper understanding of concepts. I also emphasize the importance of STEM education, as it opens doors to exciting careers and innovations that shape our future. While tutoring, I focus on identifying a student's difficulties with particular concepts and plan lessons based on their level of understanding. This personalized approach...

...to work hard. My undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering has given me deep insight into physics and mathematical science. My skills in open-mindedness, patience, motivation, and enthusiasm are useful skills that I want to share and pass on others. I loved the teaching profession through my understanding that the responsibilities of a teacher do not end at a specific point. These responsibilities always guide the teacher to make someone's life better and become a part of...

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

All any class takes is passion, curiosity, and patience. Math and physics is the language of the universe. Knowing how to read their messages in the phenomena dispersed throughout our daily life is a rewarding experience, from the miracle of flight to the electricity powering the modern world. Come to me with your questions and we'll discover the answers together!

...at Kennedy Krieger Institute. I received my Master of Science degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in 2023. My bachelor's is a B.S. in Neuroscience from UCLA (2019). I love teaching! My lifelong teaching philosophy is that fostering growth and curiosity in others can lead to academic success. As for my own career goals, the current plan is applying to MD/PhD programs and PhD programs in...

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

...Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Management. In my previous tutoring experience, I've worked with students of ages ranging from 10 to 18. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorite to teach are Math, Chemistry, Physics, and Test Prep, because they provide the greatest problem solving challenges. I enjoy working through difficult problems with students, because I believe that with the right guidance, they are universally...

My interest in teaching came when I was a Teaching Assistant in graduate school. It was a rewarding experience when I could help students learn. After graduate school, although engaged full time in research, I kept teaching College Physics whenever I got an opportunity. I look forward to continue doing so as it is a true pleasure helping young minds learn.... Introduce myself and ask his/her name. I will make it clear that we both learn...

...a collegiate education in STEM fields, though I continued to serve outside of this role during the academic year as well. In addition, I spent about two years teaching Anatomy and Physiology at the collegiate level. Where did you get your education? What degree(s) have you attained? B.A. in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Rice University, 2017 M.S. in Medical Sciences, University of North Texas Health Science Center, 2019 What degree(s) are you working toward? M.D.,...

B. Sc.: Physics Education. M. Ed: Educational Technology, Loyola University Maryland. Physics teacher; Baltimore county public schools.

...electrical engineering. In graduate school, I was a teaching assistant for two semesters (basic semiconductor circuits and electro-mechanical laboratory). During 2012-2013, I taught fundamental electrical circuit analysis to engineering students for two semesters at Penn State Harrisburg. I also have experience tutoring mathematics one-on-one to high-school students. My goal is to improve and help solidify the student's understanding of the subject matter. With a better understanding, it is expected that the student will be motivated...

I am a patient and knowledgeable teacher. I'd be happy to help you for as long as you need, in the style that best works for you!

...get you there" can make a light bulb go on. All 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...

...is Ian, I 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"

Hi! I am Anisa and I just graduated from Emory University with a bachelor's in Physics. I would love to help you understand physical concepts, contextualize, them, and develop intuition in how to solve problems you may encounter day to day!

...the University of Maryland. I'm currently working towards a 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 they can understand what the formulas are doing and how they...