Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

I bring strong problem solving skills, a committed work ethic, and sound judgment to your clients. My accomplishments, abilities, and a desire to exceed are closely aligned with the position.

...me, because of my age and approachability. It was, after all, not that long ago that I was exactly in their shoes. Last summer, I also served as a college admissions guidance counselor and essay revisionist. I attended USC on a full academic merit scholarship, and had the exclusive privilege to serve on the interview admissions panel for incoming high-performing scholarship candidates. Over the last four years, I've interviewed countless students and read dozens of...

I am a recent college graduate who studied Mathematics, earning a Bachelors of Arts from Gettysburg College. I taught high school mathematics in Bridgeport, CT for the 2016-2017 school year as a Teach for America Corps Member. I will be attending Georgetown's Mathematics and Statistics Program beginning Fall 2017!

...teach K-12, with my favorite class to teach being calculus. It always feels so rewarding when the pieces just *click* in the mind; especially with a class like calculus. I am also a firm believer in keeping the motivation to learn going (like a fire). I teach by ensuring success, even in small steps, making it exciting to keep going. In my spare time, I like to train boxing, play video games, and play whatever...

...others; for example, I bring a portable white-board with me, in order to write/draw the concepts that I am communicating verbally. This provides students with the benefit of both audio and visual learning, which enhances their tutoring experience. When I am not working or tutoring, I enjoy following my Washington D.C. sports teams, and golf has recently become a weekend hobby of mine. I consider my personality to be my greatest asset, since I am...

I'm a student at American University, and I've always been the kind of person to get excited about learning. I hope that tutoring will allow me to help other students enjoy learning by empowering them to succeed in subjects they might struggle with.

...them have found success in their academic coursework as a result of my tutelage. My expertise includes Mathematics (Basic Math through Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations), English, Test Preparation (ACT, SAT, GRE, etc.), and Professional Training (public speaking, report and proposal writing, and other career services). My primary area of expertise, though, is in challenging my students to THINK! I have found, from both practical and research perspectives, that students are better served by...

...to ask questions. Tutors help others to overcome their shortcomings and allow for better retention of knowledge. This not only helps the student, but the tutor to keep important skills fresh in their minds. I have been on both the receiving and providing ends of this excellent system. It is my personal belief that tutors provide the best source of information for students, as they understand exactly what the student goes through and can provide...

...student teacher for advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate-level courses! These experiences were so enjoyable to me, as I love explaining the concepts and ideas that pique my curiosity. As a musician, I am pursuing a career as an orchestral conductor and I've spent over a decade playing bassoon in orchestras and chamber music groups. To me, conducting is to music what teaching is to math: I get to guide people's understanding and enjoyment of the...

...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 and its contributions to the community at large. Learning is a continuous process. Now, organizations are taking it upon themselves to consistently train employees in order to maintain a strategic edge. Learning, however, is not a passive process. Engagement, learner control, learning orientation, situational and individual differences all play a...

...other students grow and learn! Although I teach a broad range of subjects and my passions lie with STEM subjects (Algebra I,II and Physics I specifically!), this experience strengthened my equal passion for language and communication. My biggest takeaway from this experience is that teachers need to speak the student's language, not just literally, but arguably more importantly, their learning language. As a result, my teaching philosophy is to teach a subject in multiple ways...

...have an overwhelming passion for science, especially mathematics. I am very comfortable tutoring math from the lowest level to Calculus 2 and my favorite subject to tutor is Calculus I, especially derivations. My philosophy of teaching is very relaxed, but I am very persistent about making sure that my student understands the topic I am tutoring. Outside of academia, I like to play badminton and discover new places whenever I get the chance.

I have over ten years of tutoring experience from elementary school to college level subjects. I recently completed a PhD in Marine Ecology studying blue crabs in the Gulf of Mexico. I love math, science, and languages.

Tutor and former calculus based statistics TA, with a wide variety of teaching experience, ranging from classroom settings to one on one instruction. UMD economics graduate, Attending UVA Law(#8) this fall. LSAT prep is my specialty and I can help you break the 170 barrier.. However, I provide personalized instruction in a variety of subjects.

...focus on teaching the Math and Writing sections as I have extensive knowledge on both the content and the format of the tests. I believe that it is important to impart important concepts and problem solving mechanisms to people because it allows them to learn a process that can be applied to different problems in life outside the exam setting. I definitely try to impart my passion for problem solving onto people I tutor. In...

...discovering knowledge with peers and I have been engrossed ever since. Thanks to the students that I have tutored, I have learned to think of topics in many new ways and it is this fluidity with studying and learning that I hope to get across. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy playing tennis and programming. I like to work hard at breaking my own limits and I believe with an impeccable work ethic many things once...

I am a graduate of Covenant College. I have a BA in Math and Computer Science, as well as graduate level math experience at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I have experience tutoring a wide range of students across several subjects, but I am most passionate about Math and Computer Science.

...and there will be a light at the end of the tunnel. Lastly, my dad has ingrained this quote by Vince Lombardi and it is something currently live by. The quote is "the only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary." This embodies who I am as a person and who I would love to present myself as, which is someone who works hard for herself and for others.

...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 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...

...and Sociology. My tutoring style slightly varies based on my students' personalities but I always make sure that my students have a strong foundation to build on before we tackle harder concepts. I love tutoring all of my subjects but I particularly enjoy Math and Physics because I am able to observe my students apply concepts, definitions and equations into each question we work through. Outside of tutoring, I am currently working in an ER...