Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Washington DC

My major strength as a tutor is my ability to demystify advanced material by breaking it down into simple pieces using everyday language. I impress upon students that the only thing that makes a topic easy or difficult is whether they know it already, and my job is to help them turn difficult topics into easy ones. I emphasize effort over ability.

...had much success in tutoring and teaching mathematics since 2005. Patience is a virtue. Academics are like any other skill set, retention and familiarity come with repetition. Looking forward to hearing from students eager to learn. I love helping others succeed in mathematics. Hobbies and interests outside of academics include Magic the gathering at the professional level, yugi-oh duel links, My little pony fandom as well as volunteer security for Bronycon (2015, 16, and 17...

...with a background in electrical and biomedical engineering, with a Ph.D. in magnetic resonance from Duke University, I firmly believe that math is important in the formation of a future engineer. I have taught math in the past with some very good results, such as students coming in with borderline scores and starting to get 8's. After working for quite a few years in hospitals and in industry, in 2015, I was diagnosed with transverse...

I am a Master's Student at NYU, studying Scoring for Film and Visual Media. I have a Bachelor's in Mathematics from the University of Maryland, and I love finding the math in everything.

A highly motivated PhD candidate seeking to obtain a position as a tutor to utilize my dedication to the educational needs and development of students.

...a Bachelors degree in Physics from the University of Maryland where I helped many of my classmates with their physics and math homework. I've also taken a lot of biology courses at the undergrad level. Really I like to help wherever I can, it's great to see someone grasp a problem that once seemed insurmountable. I try to remind people of what they already know, and to get them to talk things out. Learning how...

...the same wealth of knowledge from multiple perspectives to my sessions. I have tutored a wide range of subjects, and when I don't know something, I'm eager to learn it. I like to push myself to improve. I bring more than a decade-and-a-half of teaching and tutoring experience in calculus and above. And I've made a point of understanding many of the applications where the math will be applied, to help bring context to what...

...2014-2017. I believe that education is power, and my dedication to mentor and train people makes it an enjoyable journey. I mentor several students for Cybersecurity, Computer Science, French 1, 2 and 3. Mentoring and tutoring in North America, Europe, and Africa. I am doing some research for PhD in Cybersecurity, and looking for fellowship program to finish my doctorate. Outside the academia, I am an editorialist for a bilingual Cybersecurity Magazine called "Mediastube" that...

Hi! I'm currently a third year physics major at UMBC who loves learning and helping others learn.

...I was a premed-neuroscience major at Johns Hopkins University. In my free time, I play rugby, I do acting, and I like to write. I enjoy tutoring because I want to help facilitate a growing appreciation for knowledge, which can only be accomplished when difficult topics, like physics, can be easily understood. In highschool (Harvard-Westlake), I qualified to be a finalist for the USA biology olympiad and in college I've worked in several labs doing...

...currently a Systems Engineer who has been using the information and skills derived in my fundamental math and science classes almost daily. Therefore, I understand and appreciate the role these basic disciplines play in the professional world. My tutoring methodology is based on the idea that every problem can be broken down into its elements, solved, and then brought back up to answer the question. This deconstruction of the problem is an important aspect to...

...ranges and understand the importance of balancing encouragement/compassion with accountability. I am a rising medical student at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. I graduated summa cum laude from Virginia Commonwealth University with a bachelor's degree in biology along with a minor in chemistry and general business. Over the course of my educational career, I have had many mentors and I wish to give back to the current student body. I want to instill...

Hi! My name is Sam Hollister, and I'm a new graduate of Yale University from Rhode Island with degrees in Math and Music. There's nothing I love more than helping people learn! I worked tirelessly on a music theory tutoring program at Yale, which has since blossomed and I have tutored everything from calculus to history to writing to physics.