Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Gaithersburg, MD

...aspiring teacher. I earned my Bachelors of Science in Atmospheric and Oceanic science, which required a strong background in math, physics, and chemistry. I have a passion for helping students learn, and will be seeking my Masters in Education from the University of Maryland. I have several years of experience as a private tutor, and...

...University of Pennsylvania and 15 years of STEM industry experience, he models how to communicate attention to details which enables students to express their thoughts with greater clarity too. Former students praise his ability to help them recognize patterns, reason through problem solving steps, and learn from mistakes with greater ease. His energetic and engaging...

I have extensive tutoring experience in math, physics, chemistry and engineering subjects. I really enjoy tutoring and like the interaction with students. ... Teaching is a way to share knowledge and improve your own learning.... By helping them understand the core concepts. Focus on understanding the problem itself rather than the solution.... By praising them on their successes, pointing out places for improvement and making learning a fun process.

...teaching/tutoring skills. Although I work primarily in statistics / research methodology, I also have my Masters in Social Work, and love engaging with learners across age, race, gender, and background. I value patience, communication, and engagement, and love to find what makes my students' interests in order to make difficult material appeal to them.

...believe that every student should feel this sense of reward, even if it means that student needs help outside of the classroom. My goal is to make sure that students understand the fundamental concepts so that they can later challenge themselves. In my spare time, I enjoy baking, cooking, exploring new restaurants, and reading.

...love math; even though I know a lot of students find it difficult, I like showing them ways it can be enjoyable if not fun! I know it's tough and I'll never make you feel bad for not knowing the answer--but I'll make you feel good when you finally get it! I can explain things...

I teach only if you're willing to learn! "We are the ELITE" Empowerment Leadership Innovation Tenacity Excellence Work hard and I promise you'll go as far as you want.

...and I'm a third-year mechanical engineering major. I love math and I love teaching math. I'm the type of student who always has to work for my success. Math didn't come easy to me and challenged me to look from a different angle. I would love to share my experience with student success.

...subjects, my absolute favorite subjects to teach are mathematical subjects and standardized test prep. I especially love to help students struggling in these subjects and to see their tremendous growth and improvement. My motto is to make learning fun and keep student motivated so they can enjoy our sessions and look forward to making improvements...

...to one day be a professor, invigorated to that dream with my love of teaching and working with students. Outside of the classroom, I am a student adviser, a mentor, and a researcher. I advise freshman and help them get acclimated to the college experience. I mentor high school female students interested in STEM. And...

...helping people understand concepts and not just finding the right answer (but that's important too!) I have taken courses in math, science, accounting, finance, economics, and advanced business courses. In school, I majored in Business Information Technology and I also have a minor in Spanish. Besides my interests in these academic areas, I believe my...

...confidence they need to understand the material and develop successful learning skills that will help them in their learning experience and beyond. Currently, I am pursuing my Masters degree. In my free time, I love to read, dance and learn new languages. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to be a part of your...

...about and I have had many opportunities as a teacher. I was a teaching assistant for two undergraduate courses: Number Theory and Discrete Mathematics. My duties involved giving weekly tutorials and designing and evaluating homework and quizzes. I have also taught underprivileged high school students as part of an NGO. I taught math, computer science...

...types. Math has always been my favorite subject to tutor because I know the difference a good math teacher can make. It was my 12th grade statistics teacher that pushed me to at least try taking a math class in college - a subject that I swore I would never take again after high school....

...mom and sister are both educators. I have worked in-person with children as both a tutor and as a care-taker for last last several years. Although I am currently pursing an Aerospace Engineering degree at the University of Maryland, I thoroughly enjoy education and hope to help out as much as possible!

...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 Math in 2021. After that, I spent two years as a Teaching Assistant, teaching single- and multivariable calculus at the University of California,...

...inquiry-based approach to gently guide them toward the correct solution. This gives them ownership of their learning while ensuring that they have mastered the material. I have been involved with education and outreach activities for over 15 years. Throughout high school I tutored and taught middle school students through a program that aimed to prepare...

...a polymath: though my BA and MA are in Physics, I spent time as a Humanities major and was wooed by the Harvard history dept; I am currently finishing my MBA. Math and Physics are not things to be afraid of: Math is a powerful tool and language, and Physics is not only the study...

...in Electrical Engineering. Tutoring Methods: My tutoring methods involve direct engagement with the student to make sure he/she is really understanding what I am explaining. I always try to provide real life scenarios where certain formulas are applied. This approach helps the student remember the equation or even reconstruct it again based on the scenarios...

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!