Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Arlington, DC

I am a soon to be graduate of University of Maryland. I am receiving a Bachelors in Computer Engineering. One thing I have noticed in my journey is that its important to have somewhere you can turn when you have questions.

...and introductory college levels. Java, Python JavaScript, Roblox Scripting with Lua, C++, AP Computer Science A, AP Computer Science Principles, drag-and-drop languages (Scratch, Code.org, Snap, MIT App Inventor, ), are among the subjects I tutor. I served as a Teaching Ambassador and I4C Computing Instructor at the Maryland Center for Women in Computing (MCWIC) in...

...have been officially working for the university as a tutor for 2 of those years. I have a huge passion for teaching, as I also worked as a TA in biology and physics and would love to help you learn and also learn how you learn! My end goal is to make sure that you...

...concepts and are able to succeed in them. I am knowledgeable in STEM courses and have spent years tutoring others and seen wonderful stats whether its in a child's confidence in their course or their grade increasing by two letters, I am always ready to help any student no matter if you need alot of...

...I primarily tutor in the social sciences and social studies, but have retained enough knowledge to tutor in math and science for high school and below. My favorite subject to tutor is probably history because it was the first field I really fell in love with and hold a profound love for. My teaching philosophy...

...at the Catholic University of America (Washington, D.C. campus). I received my B.S. in International Economics and Finance. For the past several years, I have tutored various subjects including mathematics, physics, Chinese philosophy etc. in the arts and sciences, and helped my clients/students to meet their study goals. I am fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese...

...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...

...of any ability. Having scored a 99 percentile in my GRE (Graduate Record Examination), I know what is required to do well in a standardized test from a students perspective. Having been there pretty recently I am good at pacing and organizing SAT/GRE preparations. In my free time I love to work out, play ping...

...with a degree in Materials Science and Engineering which means I have a broad background in the subjects of Math, Chemistry, and Physics. I'm following in my dad's footsteps -- currently he teaches Computer Science -- and look to him for what it means to be a good teacher. My goal as a tutor is...

...people-person who loves math! I earned my Masters degree in Industrial Engineering and I have extensive experience with test-taking and tutoring. I received my IB diploma in High School, and I have taken AP exams, the SAT, and the ACT. I have many test-taking tips and tricks as well as different studying techniques that will...

...Their influence shaped my passion for both math and teaching. As a tutor, I'm dedicated to helping students build confidence, break down challenging concepts, and discover their own "aha!" moments. I believe that with the right support and a little patience, anyone can succeed in math. My goal is to create a fun, encouraging space...

...especially as I had to work to supplement my income. My inspiration for teaching emanates from my own school experience; particularly because of my physics and math teachers. My physics teacher enthusiasm and my math teacher commitment always motivate me to work hard. My undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering has given me deep insight into...

...minor and now work with statistical/econometric modeling everyday in my professional life. I hope to help other students find the same confidence in their own mathematical abilities. Outside of work I love yoga/pilates, participate in a book club with a few college friends, bake, and enjoy long walks around the various waterfronts in DC.

...to help students advance their skills in organic chemistry and immuno fields. My tutoring style incorporates a combination of guided mini lectures and practice problems to help students build confidence in their skills in high school and university level science. I strongly believe that guiding students with foundational knowledge in chemistry and biology is important...

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!

...my own strategies concerning these topics. I am currently working towards a double major in International Comparative Studies and Cultural Anthropology and am thinking about a minor in Education or Psychology. I believe that learning can be an eye-opening and comfortable experience for all people and I would love to help assist you on this...

...from University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus, in May 2014 where I received my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. While in college, I became more fascinated with Math and Science. The more classes I took, the more I realized how much we use Math and Science, and how relevant they are to the technology...

...Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Technology with a minor in math. I have a passion for both mathematics and music and love working with kids teaching and tutoring. I do best at calculus and algebra but also love all types of math from elementary school math to Calculus BC. I have a lot of...

...with what it is psychologists actually do. That's when it hit me, I shouldn't evade questions about psychology, I should embrace them. Now, when confronted about my choice of major, I am afforded the opportunity to engage in a dialogue not only about the field of Psychology in general, but about Industrial and Organizational Psychology...

...leading hands-on STEM activities and teaching lessons about topics like Newton's Laws, pillbug behavior, and balloon car mechanics. It was a super fun and engaging way to show students how science works in real life. I tutor subjects like math, chemistry, computer science, and test prep, and my favorites are definitely programming and algebra. I...