Award-Winning College Algebra Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...ways to keep the material interesting. I have found that the best way to learn is rarely by listening to someone, but instead by doing and having a conversation throughout the learning process. In my spare time, I love to play and watch rugby, basketball, football and other sports. I also like to paint, but...

...grounding mathematics to relating and tangible ideas that proves tantamount in nourishing a student's appreciation for the field. The moment I decided to dedicate my life to the education and development of students' mathematical abilities, I sought to employ a unique and unorthodox pedagogy within my classrooms. It is a well-known understanding that students tend...

...here, I spent one year as a visiting student at The London School of Economics. Originally from the Boston, MA area, I developed a love for math at an early age. I've tutored subjects ranging from SAT Math Prep to Calculus II. In addition to teaching math, I attempt to teach problem-solving techniques that can...

...working as an instructor at Johns Hopkins University and independent Lab TA at the University of Maryland. As a Math instructor, he has worked in various settings in different parts of the world enjoyed mentoring high school, undergraduate, graduate and students. Bilal enjoys working with students very much, and he has a positive attitude and...

I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 2011 after which I spent 6 months in South Korea teaching English to middle and elementary students. Currently, I am a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County primarily doing research but also tutoring undergraduates. ... Bringing a calm, relaxed attitude can take the fear out of learning a new and complicated subject.

...Washington University, currently in my third year. I started tutoring when I was in High School in France, and even traveled to Switzerland to teach Swiss girls french at a catholic summer school program. I then tutored math in a Montgomery College for a year, where I receive my associate in Bioengineering. I am a...

...year I look forward to seeing the students do well in the course and often employ the use of metaphors, examples, and models in order to make chemistry less mysterious and ensure understanding of the material. My knowledge of the material allows me to explain the information simply yet adequately using basic principles. Students can...

...have taught the entire gamut of physics courses from concepts in mechanics (position, velocity, acceleration, force, energy, momentum..) to electricity, magnetism and thermal physics. I have also served as a physics instructor, in which capacity I have designed the lectures and assessment for algebra and calculus based physics courses. I love teaching because I get...

...settings. I care about tutoring because I recognize the value of empowering students to achieve their full academic potential. Through my training and experience, I have realized the critical importance of reaching students at prime teachable moments in order to reduce their frustration and maximize their excitement for learning. Thus, I am drawn to the...

...similar process. In terms of teaching experience, I taught ESL at a high school in Thailand, I co-taught Environmental Education to middle school students in Cameroon (in French), and I also tutored middle school students in math and Spanish while I was in high school. I have spent the past year in study groups with...

...could connect what you already know and what you pursue in learning. After finishing my college study (EE) from the top university in China, I came to the US for graduate study in physics, when I started teaching as a TA in several EE courses such as semiconductor physics and computer architecture. I got the...

...Care Management. My work experience has been mainly in the health care and science field such as hospital administration, laboratory, and clinical research. While in college, I tutored math and science in underserved areas to help students pass their SOL. I've also had the opportunity to be a 7th grade General Science Teacher. I do...

...student is different and each deserves a unique, specialized approach to meet his/her needs. This was very successful in my work as a high school teacher in a very low-performing school, in which I helped raise standardized test scores 20% in my first year. In my spare time, I often read and write, but also...

...which is a role I thoroughly enjoy. My favorite students to work with are the ones who are interested in learning the material, but need some extra time outside of class to wrap their head around concepts, or just need a different take on the subject than their teacher provided them in class.

...also tutored high school and college students and have enjoyed every single minute of it! No student is the same, and with my experience, I have learned to adapt to different tutoring and learning styles. Accommodating to a student's needs is something challenging but extremely rewarding. I look forward to meeting you!

...professor. In the end, it is all about the journey! You can learn all things with time and patience. Most of the time it is confidence that keeps one from learning something new. Most people that succeed have a "never give up" attitude until they grasp the new concept. This confidence will carry over into...

...sciences degree and a math minor. I played college baseball for 4 years. I'm from Florida so my favorite thing to do is spend time on the water wake boarding and fishing. I've always tutored in some way throughout my college career and love doing it. My main areas of focus are the DAT, NBDE...

...With a good foundation, they will also have fun realizing their potential and want to learn more. In my spare time, I play the piano and like to go on runs. While I am definitely a "foodie" and love exploring cities and their restaurants, I also enjoy cooking a nice meal with friends.

...part of well- established tutors in their various specialized courses. I decided to be a tutor because I want to assist students that are struggling or need some assistance in mathematics. As an engineer, I have a well-rounded understanding of math, and I know that I am able to tutor complex topics in ways that...

...organization (2017) called Mentoring Youth & Teens' Health (MYTH) geared towards mental health awareness and youth development. I've also served as an undergraduate researcher for 4 years from Howard University to MIT to UCLA research experiences. I've represented my country and school on the national and international level via conferences and research presentations. I'm a...