Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...provide all students with mini quizzes, problem sets, and flashcards to keep their skills fresh while also keeping them actively engaged. I also encourage them to relax and reward them for good results. Some choose Starbucks frappuccinos, some choose pizza delivery, and one girl insisted I come shopping with her after the session and offer fashion tips, though thats usually not in the job description. The direction that my experience with each student takes is...

...of Micro and Macro Economics. What makes me an exceptional tutor is the connection that I construct with the students in the time allotted. The best way to learn is to teach and I have grown increasingly patient and fond for the subject. I In my free time I like to read books (usually about Economics), write poetry, and workout. After I graduate I am looking to pursue higher education and hopefully obtain a Phd...

...I am an experienced writer, having worked for the Davidsonian, and possess a strong understanding of investment and personal finance. I currently serve as one of the three sectors heads of Davidson's Investment and Finance Association, a club that manages a portion of the college endowment. This summer, I am working as an intern with the nonprofit Lonely Entrepreneur. In my free time, I play club soccer and piano, and I also swim competitively. I...

...effectively and quickly. If it makes sense it’s easier to remember! I can help you learn content as well as help you understand the” why it works” and “how are we going to use this”? I can also help you remember the important things and help pin point which concepts are the most important and why. When I’m not mathing I’m playing video games! I play on a console as well as my PC and...

...art, and I love teaching because it gives me the opportunity to help others appreciate the beauty that I see in these subjects. I believe that learning in these fields requires two separate skills: understanding specific concepts, and understanding how to approach a problem. While both are important, I think the latter is often forgotten in teaching, which limits students from reaching their full potential as independent thinkers. My goal as an educator is not...

...am currently a graduate student pursuing an M.S. in Physiology and Biophysics at Georgetown University. I graduated from American University in May 2014 with a B.A. in Political Science, where I also completed the pre-medical program. After graduation, I had a research internship at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in a flow cytometry lab, which specializes in research for malaria vaccine development. After my research internship ended, I began attending the University of Maryland,...

...am a biomedical scientist and creative science communicator. Possessing a distinctive skill set and perspective, I have had a unique blend of experiences ranging from science policy at the White House, to research at Harvard Medical School, to secondary education in Los Angeles, to acting in television and film. Collectively, these experiences have fostered a passion for the academic and professional empowerment of young people as well as the innovative use of media to educate...

I recently obtained a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from University of Maryland College Park. Growing up I always wished my teachers broke down math topics in a way that made learning interesting. I am here to implement that because knowledge is power. Obtaining power is suppose to be fun. Specifically make math fun.

...a PhD in Economics with a strong foundation in Mathematics and Statistics. I'm passionate about helping students build confidence in Economics and Math by breaking down complex ideas into clear, relatable concepts. With experience teaching college-level economics and tutoring middle and high school math, I tailor my approach to suit each student's unique learning style. I believe that with the right support, every student can develop strong problem solving and critical thinking skills, abilities that...

...graduated with honors from Johns Hopkins University in 2018 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering. He earned Dean's List distinctions every semester, was accepted into the engineering honor society Tau Beta Pi as a Junior, and won the William H Huggin's Award for Scholarship and Service upon graduation. He has worked as a Robotics Software Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Honeybee Robotics. He most recently joined Dr. Enrique Mallada's research...

...teaching Physics and Business courses. I am an expert in all areas of Physics. I have experience teaching various Physics courses in University environment. With MBA in International Management and an experience in developing high technology business in management and executive roles, I am an expert in all areas of business. For the past three years, I have enjoyed teaching courses in decision making, entrepreneurship, small business management and leadership at University level with strong...

...math and science. Teaching is the most rewarding job I've ever had. I love working with students to find what motivates them, and helping to achieve their goals. I particularly love teaching social sciences and writing. It's so great to see a light go on when you connect a concept in economics to a story students have heard in the news, or to see a student work through an essay until she has something that...

I am currently a student at Johns Hopkins University. I would love to have the opportunity to help tutor a student at any age (elementary, middle school, high school). I am a very warm person and I hope to create an environment where a student may feel comfortable with getting help and getting a deeper understanding of their subject. ... Hands on Learning is the most important to me.... Since this is the first time meeting...

Hi, my name is Tatevik and I am a 2017 (B.S.) grad from the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. I currently work in consulting in DC and am passionate about STEM, data analytics, and management consulting. I enjoy spending time with my family and dog in my free time, playing tennis, and doing yoga.

My academic background includes an undergraduate degree in International Relations and a Master's in Applied Math and Statistics, which I am currently pursuing. Outside of school my interests are reading, music, TV, working out, exploring the city, traveling, and generally keeping an open mind.... I like to adapt a teaching session to a student's strengths and learning styles. My focus in test prep is to develop deductive and inductive reasoning skills to ensure that all possible...

...currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and a minor in Spanish. My tutoring experience consists on pre-k through high school tutoring in math and English. I typically focus on building long-term skills within these academic areas with students. I am also a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician. I am a firm believer that education is a vital part of every student's life and future success. I am committed to bettering the academic experience...

...My name 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...

...teach math in a way that math make sense. Philosophically the concept of learning mathematics is not merely going through series of formulas and manipulations but is a meaningful subject that completely make sense. Most often students have issues with remembering different prerequisites with the subjects at hand. Working with each student individually to deal with those issues will help remedy to break the barriers going forward. So there are these gapes that are the...

...am a PhD student at the Pennsylvania State University and have transitioned to working at a government laboratory in the Baltimore area to finish my dissertation research. As a dual undergraduate student in aerospace engineering and physics, I worked as a tutor for both the university and for a private company. While initially I was simply seeking a little extra money to get by, I quickly found how rewarding and beneficial tutoring can be. It...

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