Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

University of Maryland Computer Science student graduating with a Bachelors degree in 2024. Expertise in math courses up to multi-variable calculus, discrete math and differential equations. Can also teach programming in Python, Java, Ruby, OCaml, C. Some experience with web development, major track is machine learning.

Hi everyone! I graduated from the University of Virginia in May 2017 with a degree in Neuroscience and then pursued a Masters. I received my Masters of Biomedical Sciences from Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine in 2019. I am starting medical school this summer and currently help out with scientific research at the National Institutes of Health. I tutor elementary to high schoolers in mathematics and sciences.

...in their Computer, Chemistry, Math, Statistics, and other STEM courses, I bring a personalized approach that respects each learner's unique path. For parents, I offer the assurance of a nurturing, supportive environment where your child's academic growth is paired with building confidence and a love for learning. For students, our sessions will be interactive, engaging, and tailored to make complex concepts clear and exciting. Together, we will embark on a journey that celebrates progress, ignites...

...years of tutoring experience, tutoring mostly mathematics ranging from pre-algebra 1 to calculus 2. I've started tutoring on-level/honors/AP chemistry. I also tutor the SAT math section and biology; ranging from molecular biology to genetics. I started tutoring back in 10th grade when I created my high School's first after-school tutoring service, Success Program, where students come after school and seek help from 7 tutors including myself. Students that are in need of tutoring struggle to...

I am an extremely passionate learner, and I strive to share my infectiously positive attitude towards learning with all of my students. I have an undergraduate degree in physics from Dartmouth College, and a graduate degree in law from Harvard Law School.

...realized the great joy that can be experienced when you help others see their potential and the beauty in learning. I love the endless knowledge you can obtain when learning, especially when you share the experience with your peers. I actively tutored through the English, Math and Science National Honor Societies in high school. I also have experience working for Kumon, tutoring younger students ranging from the ages of 4-11. I love seeing the excitement...

...high and high schools where I focused on tutoring Math. While I always enjoyed tutoring undergraduate students, I found great satisfaction in teaching Math to struggling teenagers. From my experiences, I learned that anyone can tackle basic mathematical ideas if they are given proper patience and instruction. Furthermore, I have learned that every student has a unique style of learning. My tutoring philosophy embodies this notion and I strive to tailor my lessons to fit...

...not tutoring, I enjoy watching TV (who doesn't?) as well as cooking. I also enjoy swimming, hiking, and exercising in general. I'm also very involved in working for campaigns in the public's interest, such as campaigning to reduce pollution in Maryland waters as well to stop the overuse of antibiotics. I feel as if I'm a very good communicator and tutor, and am more than capable of teaching students how to think critically and correctly...

...understanding the students have in a one-on-one way; this happens either directly in the classroom or in private during my office hours. The teaching skills I have been able to pick up from these experiences I believe lend well to tutoring as well. I have a noticeable passion for the sciences, physics especially. I love to learn this material simply because I find it interesting. However, I understand that not everyone shares my thoughts on...

...with complex concepts in algebra, trigonometry, calculus, geometry, AP calculus, and computer science (python & java). I am extremely passionate (and a little nerdy) when it comes to CS and Mathematics. During my classes, I ensure to make the learning environment student-oriented. I like to hear my students' perspective and I understand what concepts may be confusing to my students and break them down into simpler steps. I believe that learning comes from within, and...

...of Colorado, both with honors. After school I served as an active duty Air Force officer, and later as a civil servant. While still working full time, I started tutoring part time at Rose State College in Midwest City, Oklahoma, tutoring high school & college students in math. My subjects are primarily Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Statistics. My favorite subject to tutor is Statistics, because it is a highly marketable skill that is in high...

I am a recent graduate from University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Biomedical Engineering Degree with a Minor in African American Studies. Any math or chemistry subject I am your man. High School Calculus BC and Chemistry and below are my strongest subjects. The first step to teaching any student is getting to know each other so we both can feel comfortable.

...about helping students find strategies that best support their learning. I tutor in a wide variety of subjects from math to reading to ACT prep. I do not have a particular favorite subject to tutor, but my favorite part of tutoring is when a concept first clicks for a student. My goal as a tutor is not just to help the student learn the material but to establish study and organizational skills that can help...

...learning process and understand the value of patience in overcoming them. I believe that I can serve as a motivator for others who might feel anxious about a certain academic subject. Finally, I consider myself to be organized and effective at time management; many years of balancing academics with sports, music, and school clubs and organizations have trained me to work efficiently and plan my time well. In my free time, I enjoy being active;...

...passion for higher education and I now work in an Admission Office. I began volunteer tutoring younger students in high school and have loved it every since. Being a unique learner, I understand that everyone doesn't learn the same and my tutoring reflects that! I personalize my style to be accommodating for each individual student. Furthermore, trying to make all the exercises as fun and interesting as possible. (I know everyone doesn't love Math as...

...I have a degree in Chemistry and working on completing another degree in Medical Laboratory Technology. My main area of expertise with teaching is in all levels of math, especially in algebra. I am a musician and have been teaching music for 7 years with instruments such as trumpet, trombone, french horn, and drums. When I am not working, I enjoy reading about computers and smartphones, playing video games, exercising, and playing soccer and basketball.

...fundamental skills such as mathematics and problem solving are incredibly important not only for our brain power but for our general life skills and ability to practice patience and determination. My hope as a teacher/tutor is to be able to pass along this skill whilst helping kids find their own best way to solve problems. Everyone is different, and while my way may be effective, it is not the only way. Together, we can foster...

...subjects including biology, English vocabulary, reading comprehension, history, and math. While at university, I have helped fellow peers improve in calculus, understanding economic theory, and essay writing skills. I am most passionate about mathematics, economics, history, and government studies. In my free time, I enjoy running, boxing, reading, watching ice hockey, and drawing. It is my firm belief that everyone can improve their education in an enjoyable manner, and that doing so is imperative to...

Hello, I have a PhD in engineering and worked at Johns Hopkins Hospital for four years in healthcare industry. I am passionate about teaching maths and science and would love to impart my STEM knowledge to minority students especially women

...school and Undergraduates. Having been called a good "explainer" all throughout my life I realized that being a good teacher does not depend on the amount of knowledge you acquire but the approach you take to explain a concept how so ever tough it is to someone such that the person understands it in a way that he will be able to explain it to someone else easily. I found it much easier to grasp...