Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Harrisonburg, VA

...academically. In my spare time, I like to hike, play tennis, crochet and travel. I consider myself a huge foodie, and I love going out to new restaurants and trying different types of cuisine. I also bring my love of food into my kitchen and enjoy trying out new recipes and hosting dinner parties to...

...working towards a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering. The subjects that I tutor are Math, English, and Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, reading, technology and computer science, and more! In my spare time, I enjoy reading novels, playing my flute and piano, and volunteering in my community and school. Education and learning is very important to...

...a counselor and primarily worked with age groups 9 - 13 years old. I also have experience tutoring my two younger brothers ages 17 and 14. The subjects I'm most passionate about are Mathematics and Economics. The reason for my passion lies beyond my success in school with these subjects; I truly enjoy learning and...

...have had the opportunity to communicate with, teach, and learn from all different sorts of people. In addition to a love for science and Spanish, I am also a passionate reader, writer, and musician. My philosophy is that no matter the subject, when a teacher truly knows their student (and vice versa), learning is accelerated...

...getting you to think critically about the material. This tutoring strategy is particularly effective for IB exams or application questions that test critical thinking in addition to your mastery of the subject matter. Outside of academics, I've dabbled in most sports. I currently play quidditch at UVA and in high school I played volleyball, basketball...

...and enthusiasm for the subject to advance/fill gaps in your personal math learning. I have taught undergraduate courses in Linear Algebra and Calculus as a Graduate Teaching Assistant in my Master's program in math, and more recently, derived great fulfillment guiding my son in his math learning through his school years, from kindergarten to grade...

...that when a student is struggling with a topic, the best way to help is to go back as far as necessary, fill in the missing understanding, then return to the original topic. I also believe that the student needs to know WHY, not just how, which is why I go back to fill in...

...the Society of Actuaries. I hold a valid initial Teaching Certificate from the state of Illinois and have taught and tutored middle school and high school mathematics, primarily Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Algebra II, Geometry, and Calculus. Most recently, I taught SAT Math, both the current and new formats, at a local academic summer camp. I moved...

...St. Lawrence University with a degree in computer science and mathematics. I'm currently on track to graduate with honors, and for my honors project I'm researching the importance of chaos theory in pharmacology. My goal as a tutor is to help you truly understand the topics we cover. It's very important to me that you...

...interest and motivation in all that I do. If there were some words to describe my "style" these would include - clear, decisive, purposeful. I believe in setting a clear path to achieve specific goals a student may have. In order to be a good tutor, you have to have not just a touch of...

...firm proponent of doing mental math, believing it to be absolutely necessary for the development of math skills, and I try to impart this knowledge to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy playing tennis, spend time with my wife and my 3 year old daughter, watch TV, and learn Vedic Math.

...Arts in Biology. I graduated from the University of Virginia in May of 2021. Since then, I've applied to medical school and have gained a few acceptances. I'll be attending MD school in the fall. In the meanwhile, I want to tutor to help students like myself get through any hard material.

...for that class. I would like to instill that same excitement and passion for learning in students in any and all subjects. I am currently a third-year student at the University of Virginia pursuing a double major in Economics and Computer Science with a minor in Chinese. I have lots of experience helping students, especially...

...studying mechanical and aerospace engineering. During my time in high school, I was able to work with several students as part of the honors society programs in order to help them better perform in various subject. I particularly enjoy tutoring math at all levels and physics because I find them very interesting, applicable, and intuitive...

...watching students grow. I earned my B.S. in Mathematics from Regent University. I tutor English/writing and mathematics. I love tutoring any subject, but writing is my favorite! I find students understand best when you break down concepts to their simpler components. I want my students to understand *why* they do something a certain way, instead...

...can also teach math up to calculus one but I am most comfortable teaching up to geometry and discreet mathematics. I also graduated high school with the "AP scholar with honor" award on my diploma, so I am familiar with with many advanced placement courses such as: computer science A/ computer science principles, statistics, Biology,...

...Science Society. This society focuses on educating students who need extra help in science courses. I specialized in tutoring chemistry and physics. When tutoring math, many times I like to relate math concepts to practical life situations or science. Every student has a different style of learning. I try to adapt my tutoring skills to...

...aPHR). Former scientist (cell biologist) for over a decade, with technical education & work experience in biotechnology, statistics, informatics, and programming. My university background includes a Master's in Biotechnology (Johns Hopkins University), Master's in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology (George Mason University), Bachelor's in Biology (University of Virginia), and Associate's in Computer Science (Northern VA Community...

I'm an undergraduate at the University of Virginia. My interests include data science, machine learning, and computer science.

...realization when everything suddenly clicks together is one of the most satisfying feelings, and I wish to help more students have these experiences. I enjoy helping students with any subject, but I particularly enjoy helping students with Computer Science and Mathematics, all of which require developing problem solving abilities rather than rote memorization, which I...