Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

I do not fit in stereotypical academic categories. I was a humanities focused liberal arts major, a graduate of the Great Books program at St. John's College. But there I rediscovered a love of math and science which has led me to pursue Physics. I am a hard science geek who loves to read, and I want to help students learn to love all subjects and succeed at them too.

...others, spreading the inherent beauty of the subject as far and wide as possible. With physics comes mathematics, a beautiful quantitative language. My favorite type of math is Numerical Analysis, where I get to incorporate both theory and computation. From my experience conducting physics experiments and research, I have acquired strong verbal and writing skills, especially the technical and mechanical aspects. In my spare time I like to read, from Victorian literature to mathematics texts,...

...an educator, it is my goal to cater to every students individual needs as a learner rather than having the student adjust to my teaching style as is so unfortunately demanded by teachers. After my third year at Temple University, I have come to love helping others build the foundations for a strong education and enhance their problem solving abilities. I recently was able to have a position as an undergraduate TA in a high...

I love math, science, engineering, and all things tech. I've taught at every level from K-12 to graduate students, and even help teachers think about how to integrate math and science into humanities. All things nerd, tech or comic, I got ya.... My mission is to have an educated impact. When I think of my favorite teachers, I think of the impact they had on my learning experience both in the classroom and beyond. As a...

...McGraw helped me refine the characteristics and skills it takes to be a good tutor: patience, empathy, preparedness, and enthusiasm. I have experience tutoring students from grades K-college. In my opinion, a tutors goal should be to help students develop and cultivate the learning methods that work best for them while keeping them as engaged as possible. Keeping this in mind allows students to leave sessions with an in depth understanding of their material.

Hi! I am a rising junior at George Washington University. I am majoring in Economics and International Affairs. I have always loved math, and I am excited to have the opportunity to help other students understand and love math! I am available to help tutor Middle School Math and Algebra.

...University of Technology and Design. These two universities have students that are very different from each other and I excelled in teaching both groups. My background is in mathematics, I have a bachelors and masters degree in math from UT and NYU respectively, but I branched out from pure math and received a PhD from the McCombs School of Business in financial engineering. I left my job in Singapore in August and I start a...

...at the interface of biology, chemistry and physics. Currently, I work as a tutor and as an Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. I am passionate about teaching science and mathematics, as I believe that strong literacy in these areas is crucial for understanding not only our modern world, but also our past and possible futures. My favorite teaching tools include using real-world examples and simple demonstrations to illustrate seemingly abstract concepts, such as atmospheric pressure and...

...underprivileged communities through a program called SMOA. I have tutored in English and Math but I am mainly focus on math. During my time as a tutor I noticed students need to understand a topic fundamentally to excel at said topic. So the basis of my tutoring philosophy is to teach students for the sake of learning. My goal is to teach students so I can help teach the future generation and help them advance...

I believe in a logical but fun approach to tutoring. I try to design plans that reinforce subjects in multiple ways, to encourage memorization and ensure that students don't get bored. This approach befits both the teacher and the student. I have extensive experience tutoring students in mathematics, and I have tutored in science as well. I have also tutored unofficially on test-prep with students in my area.... If you provide students with a structured plan...

...relate well to students and understand how to break concepts down into digestible bits. My passion for figuring out how things work translates to a rich variety of examples to use to help students learn within the context of something they are interested in. I have taught college-level math and high school-level Chemistry, Physics, and Pre-Calculus for 13 years. I have tutored students in upper level math and science formally for 8-9 years (and informally)....

I like teaching different subjects and breaking down complicated information. This way, students and the general public, can understand the content. I also enjoy it when students present new ideas on a topic that we are discussing. I appreciate the exchange of ideas that happens in the classroom or virtually and outside of the classroom (via e-mail).

...County with degrees in mathematics and statistics, and a minor in computer science. While I tutor a broad range of subjects in those disciplines, I am most passionate about Computer Programming and Data Science, as I use these subjects in my own research as a grad student and write about them on my Medium blog. I have worked with several college and grad students, and have found a lot of success with active learning. I...

...I believe that in order to make tutoring successful, you need to break down problems into attainable chunks that are understandable, and that a student can therefore master. As you build upon a concept, having a solid understanding of the basics will lead to successfully retaining the information. I am excited to help students learn and build confidence. I myself was once tutored, and I know first-hand the positive influence that tutoring can have on...

...III and AP Physics (Mechanics and E&M) for high school or college students. I am also teaching online tutoring using Bitpaper too. I have an experience in teaching Mathematical Physics for Junior/Senior college student at Yonsei University (Seoul/Korea) as an Instructor. I also have an experience in tutoring mathematical physics for engineering graduate student at The Johns Hopkins University. I also have experiences to use several softwares such as Mathematica, Wolfram alpha, Excel, Sigma plot,...

...wildlife, weather, and much more. At University I chose to continue this passion by majoring in physics. As my family is well aware, I love annoying them with random facts about physical reality, or explaining how a physical phenomenon works. The joy of doing this translated into tutoring others in their studies. I have tutored and helped friends with studying because I love to explain how things work to others. It is something I enjoy.

...within their own mind, rather than just talking at them for an hour. I have developed an awareness and sensitivity to the unspoken feelings and patterns that allow me to gently guide students in the direction they want to go. I am not bringing expectations or my own desires to a session, but tuning into what the client needs in every moment. I have certain strengths in various subjects, by teaching is the same no...

...it is a hands-on, one on one interaction with students. I like to see students understand topics that they were struggling with previously, and watch them grow in their understanding of math. It is always interesting to see how they work through problems creatively and fully grasp a concept. I have many years of experience tutoring Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Statistics, Calculus I, II, and III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. I love...

...I have two years of experience tutoring undergraduate students in Science, mostly Biology and Chemistry. I love bringing a student out of their shell and having a conversation about the material. I think the best way for anyone to learn is to explain the new information in different ways that relate back to their own life and having a conversation about the material is the easiest way to do that. In my spare time, I...

...phenomenal training in problem solving, analytical thinking, and using the math that sometimes seems so abstract. Tutoring allows me to not only share my love of these things with others, it also gives me the privilege of creating rapport with students who want to learn. I love the "A-ha!" moments when a student understands something new, and relish the opportunity to help the next generation succeed in life and not just in school!... Teaching is not...