Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Washington DC

Virginia Commonwealth University B.S. in Psychology, Pre-medical track Biology and Chemistry Minors

...rugby in high school. I have continued to play rugby throughout college and graduate school. I attended Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania where I received my Bachelor's of Science degree in the Health Sciences major. Additionally, I have since received my Master's degree in Physiology and Biophysics from Georgetown University. I specialize in science and math, particularly biology and physiology. I am also very familiar with the MCAT. I am a nice and easy going person....

...greatest reward for tutoring is the look on a student's face when they ace a test in a class they've been struggling in. While I tutor a broad range of Math and Chemistry, I am most passionate about tutoring Chemistry because I have a strong background in it. This allows me to show students the reasons behind why a problem is the way it is or why a subject is important in the real world,...

I have worked as a professional tutoring with tutoring organization, in college as peer tutor and as a regular tutor abroad. I mostly tutor mathematics, physics, chemistry and programming. I have done one-to-one and group tutoring too. Explaining the basics is the first thing I do. It is easy to build up from there which leads to less confusion and more clarity of the subject. I prefer to give real world example to explain current...

...style centers on explaining concepts and making students think there way through problems. I find many students are unsure of exactly how to study for Math exams and I believe I provide good instruction for how students may best prepare in their personal study time. Generally, when students have difficulty with problems I prefer to have them work them for themselves and talk them through any stumbles they may have. I find this aids retention...

...yes, then you are interested in science! Scientists actively look for answers to life's biggest (and sometimes smallest) questions. However, due to the complex nature of life, the knowledge required to answer these questions can sometimes be difficult to understand. As a conservation biologist who has experience as an educator in zoos and aquariums, I have a unique perspective--and ample enthusiasm-- to teach and engage students in the background knowledge required to answer these questions.

...found a passion for entrepreneurship through the Skandalaris Internship Program, in which students work with ventures in St. Louis and travel to different entrepreneurship hubs in the city to meet the founders and hear their stories. I have pursued my love for writing and journalism by becoming a contributor to The Tab, an online news network. I have had eight articles published to date, and I look forward to pursuing a career in journalism. Some...

...AB, AP Calc BC , College Calc 1, College Calc 2). These are my favorite courses to tutor as I taught the AP program for nearly 20 years before becoming a high school administrator. My methodology is teaching students to think and to diagnose problems, thus helping them to develop strong habits of mind and self-confidence in problem solving. I ask as many, if not more, questions than I answer. I can quickly determine a...

...Science and Math Education Adjunct Instructor, Illinois Institute of Technology (In-person and Blended) Couses Taught: Grad Statistics, Research Methods, Qualitative Methods, Quantitative Methods, Philosophy of Science, Educational Psychology, High School (5 years) - Robotics (Arduino, RPi, Vex, etc), 3D Design with Autocad products, 3D Printing (Prusa, Makerbot, Ultimaker and Flashforge printers) using Simplify3D and Curia, Intro and Intermediate Electronics, Product Design and Invention, Animation (Blender), Vex Robotics Team Coach, Geometry, Algebra II, Physical Science, Chemistry...

I am nationally registered emergency medical technician and an undergraduate neuroscience major at Johns Hopkins university. I have previously tutored the subjects of geometry and pre-calculus to high school students but am open to working with younger students in math and science. I can also tutor SAT prep and ACT prep. I am a national merit finalist. I currently work in a laboratory at Johns Hopkins researching development and gene-environment interactions.

...my PhD in Physical Chemistry at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. I obtained two Bachelors of Science at the University of New Haven in Chemistry and Forensic Science, during which time I worked as an undergraduate peer tutor. I am passionate about helping students expand their chemistry knowledge and develop the logical skills which are vital as future members of the scientific community. I am currently tutoring general and organic chemistry.

...scored in the 99th percentile. After graduation, I am attending medical school next year. I love all the sciences, but I have the most experience in chemistry, biology, and physics. I've taken courses in general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, physics, physical chemistry, etc. I want to help students not only gain an understanding of their course/exam material but also develop an appreciation for it. As a student, I realize how stressful it...

I am a graduate from a top research university with a degree in cognitive science and minor in psychology. I have years of experience tutoring high school math and science subjects and can tailor my teaching approach for every type of student. In my free time, I enjoy running, reading, and trying new recipes. I look forward to working with you!

Hello! My name is Emily and I'll be studying Molecular and Cellular Biology in the fall at Johns Hopkins. I love tutoring and working with students in a range of different subjects. I have experience working with a large range of age groups and I try to make tutoring as fun, yet helpful and educational as possible.

...an associate in science and a focus on biology and chemistry. He received his Doctor of Pharmacy from the Northeast Ohio Medical University. During his pharmacy training, Dr. Larnyoh worked as a pharmacy intern at the University Hospital Portage Medical Center for over two years. Dr. Larnyoh also served as the pharmacy representative for diversity and inclusivity. Today Dr. Larnyoh is completing a fellowship with Clinical Pharmacy Associates as Pharmacy Practice Fellow.

I love music, good food, and the mountains. I am passionate about anything that combines learning and science. I live to empower others through self-discovery.

...high school for my scores on the PSAT and SAT, and I have worked with high schoolers and rising college freshman in various STEM topics. I have also been virtually mentoring a disabled individual in the natural sciences for about seven months now. I love teaching and tutoring because I get to witness and be a part of a student's learning process, and it is this process that I emphasize the most. A correct answer...

I have an overwhelming passion to teach mathematics and science to middle and high school students. I feel the irresistible drive to enlighten and encourage youth. Although Math is a subject that seems to scare even adults, my goal is to help students learn and grow in their academic endeavors.

I am a graduating senior at Johns Hopkins University studying cognitive science. Sometimes classwork can be difficult and I am here to help with these struggles and ensure that each student fully understands and enjoys their coursework. I have extensive experience in tutoring in high school math ranging from algebra 1 and 2, pre-calculus, and trigonometry. Furthermore, I also have experience helping students improve their reading strategies and vocabulary for SAT and classes in general....

I am a former high school special education teacher with a focus in math and science. I enjoy reading and helping students! I hold a masters degree in College Student Personnel and currently work in academic support for collegiate student athletics.