Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Frederick, MD

...skills necessary to become a good tutor. I obtained my BS in biology from Georgetown University. I am now a graduate student in Georgetown University, obtaining an M.S. in Pharmacology. As a genetics teaching assistant during my undergraduate years, I oversaw a laboratory classroom. I helped students understand laboratory experiments and answer post-lab assignments. After...

...have loved every minute of it and didn't realize how much I loved learning. I appreciate and respect not only the subjects, but the fabulous professors and learning assistants I have had the honor to learn from. I am here because I am equally passionate about teaching. I have experienced many challenges in my learning...

...passion for these subjects to the use of helping others. I have formally been a tutor for numerous peers throughout my years in high school and college, worked as a teacher at a coding summer camp, and have also been the go to resource for all my friends and family for math help since a...

I am a physics PhD student at Georgetown University and I have a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from UCLA. Looking forward to helping you with math and physics!

...often do I hear students complain about how "none of the work will every apply to me in the future" and frankly, given the current academic climate, I feel that they're right. My goal as a tutor is to empower students with knowledge, and deliver passion that may hopefully rub off and give a stronger...

...my daytime job, I understand and thoroughly communicate ideas about inventions as Patent Examiner at the USPTO. Teaching someone Physics or Math is similar, where a complicated subject has to be simplified with examples. I've always loved helping my peers in school and teaching my niece/nephew once I was out of school. I would love...

...love to engage with students and aid them in their path to success in the academic world. While I have tutored students in a broad range of subjects, I specifically enjoy teaching Math, Science, and English. In regards to standardized testing, I enjoy tutoring for the mathematics portion of the exam. Outside of the classroom,...

I strive to help both struggling and ambitious students in a way that is tailored, effective, and efficient.

...understanding and grades or a college student studying math, I am happy to work with you. I most enjoy teaching math concepts that are broadly applicable to the natural world or to technology, e.g.: trigonometry; linear correlation (statistics); exponential functions (precalculus); basic differential equations. I attended MIT (go Engineers!) and earned my Bachelor's Degree in...

...different students in math and history during lunch, and I tutored a boy with learning disabilities in pre-calculus after school for my entire senior year. In college I became a peer tutor who assisting undergraduates with any form of writing from any academic department. In addition to my work as a tutor, over the past...

...STEM classes, I often felt as though I was on my own, which is why I began tutoring. I specialize in Biology, Chemistry, and Calculus, working with all ages to enhance both their understanding and their love of these challenging concepts. Outside of academia, I am an experienced traveler and backpacker, and I am also...

...subjects including Algebra, Trigonometry, Physics, and Calculus, with a special interest in topics that connect to real-world applications. My tutoring style is patient, supportive, and tailored to each student's learning needs. I focus on improving both understanding and problem-solving skills. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy hiking and strategy games, which reflect my analytical and curious...

...years of tutoring experience across a range of subjects, including mathematics and Chinese philosophy. I am fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese (both traditional and simplified), and French, which enables me to connect with a diverse array of learners. My teaching philosophy emphasizes creating a supportive and engaging environment that caters to each student's unique needs....

...Phi Mu Epsilon, the Mathematics National Honors Society. Outside of academics, I swim on the R-MC women's swim team. Though swimming takes most of my time at school, I am also involved in greek life and recently earned my EMT certification. The past two years, I have tutored Calculus 1, 2, and 3 at R-MC...

...their livings as school teachers. My sister recently graduated with a bachelors degree in early childhood education. All this is to say that teaching is in my blood. I was never drawn toward traditional education myself, realizing that every second of life is an opportunity to grow and learn; however, all through high school and...

...Theater Club or hiking. When I'm studying, my goal is to make sure I understand why I'm doing whatever I'm doing. Whether it's Chinese grammar or a calculus problem, I want to know the reasoning behind each step. The same is true for my tutoring style. I believe it's important that students know why they...

...can learn to do something new if they put their mind to it. I've worked with students who have been reluctant to try new things, but once they committed to learning something new, they were able to succeed and then go on to do amazing things. Tutoring allows me to connect with students and help...

...much all math subjects ranging from basic addition and subtraction through Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus. I also have some experience in tutoring high school chemistry and editing essays. However, the subjects I'm the most passionate about are Algebra and Calculus (including Pre-Calc). The concepts learned in these courses are some of my favorite things...

...Sonographer with clinical experience in general and OB/GYN Sonography as well as tutoring experience in helping students prepare for professional certifications, especially ARDMS examinations. I'm seeking to work with individuals who need a passionate tutor to help with studying and preparing to take and pass registries with high scores. I am committed to the highest...

...is pretty simple. Find a need and fill it. I'd like to see where the student is having a knowledge gap. Some times it takes a different approach to explain a concept. Math and physics have a very consistent framework when solving a problem and when you follow that framework, you can solve 99% of...