Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Rockville, MD

...teaching. With tutoring, I have not only been able to provide my expertise to students but also gained a lot of perspective on how to solve things differently. My strategy for tutoring is to have an open communication with you and help you understand the concepts instead of making you rote learn. This will not only help you score better grades but will also make learning more fun. Please don't hesitate to reach out to...

...of Science in Nursing and went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Indiana University with a 4.0 GPA in my program. I love learning and sharing that passion with others. I have been fortunate to be a well-rounded student, and I attribute that to my parents who gave me many opportunities to challenge myself. Some of my favorite subjects include Algebra, Geometry, Spanish, English, Reading, Writing, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, and Information...

...helping students determine their areas for improvement. Some students are great with formulas, but might struggle to verbalize their math, and other students can verbalize quite well but need some extra help in the math components of their courses. About me -- I have studied abroad and love to help students! I was a student-athlete, so working with students with busy schedules is no problem and I can relate to the heftiness of coursework and...

...am currently interning at the United Nations Economics Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean in downtown DC. I have vast experience working one-on-one with students to help them achieve their academic goals. I was a teaching assistant for a college course on Statistical Modeling, helping peers comprehend the fundamentals of statistics. In high school, I launched a French language club where I taught French for beginners. I also volunteered my time tutoring minority students...

...my credentials that prepare me to be a tutor (something you can always check out in my resume), I want to share a little bit about my teaching philosophy. I have worked with hundreds of students, and each one has had their own unique academic strengths and struggles. I believe tutoring is inherently about building a relationship of trust and respect with my students so that we can work together to strengthen the strengthens, and...

...to be able to read complex documents in other languages. Grammar is one of the easiest ways to break down complex passages in standardized testing, and is an invaluable skill for any profession. The best learning comes from finding your passion and relating that passion to subjects you may not necessarily like at first. I find that students who are interested in the content of material are able to pick up high level skills very...

...at American University, graduating next year with a BA in Justice and Law with a minor in Education, and an MS in Justice, Law, and Criminology. I've previously worked as an art teacher and instructor at a non-profit in Chicago and an in-class tutor for a high school English class through DCReads. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorites are English, essay writing, and SAT prep. I'm very passionate about early education...

...studying Economics and Computer Science. In the past I have tutored math and violin and currently, I love to teach economics and Python as well. I like to take things at the pace of the student because every student is unique and has their own preferences that will help them improve the most. However, I also like to challenge my students, as sometimes they do not know their own potential and need a little boost...

I'm a former Math Olympiad - and currently a business executive - who continues to mentor students and office employees, while also volunteering with young people in my community.... As a teacher, one needs to be a careful and patient listener, and always strive to find innovative ways to connect to each student, bearing in mind, each person has their own strength, weaknesses, and methods of learning.... Understand the student's goal (specific grade / score, placement...

...end of the day, I aim to help all my students achieve their objectives. I'm a graduate from Georgetown University Law Center in 2023, earning a Juris Doctorate (JD) degree. I also graduated from UMD in 2015, earning a BA in Government and Politics, and Poolesville High School in 2012, attending the Humanities Magnet Program. APs taken: AP World, AP NSL, AP Microeconomics, AP Macroeconomics, AP Art History, AP Lang, AP Lit, AP Human Geo,...

...pursuing a Master of Public Policy degree with a concentration in Data Analytics. I graduated from uChicago in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. I center my teaching philosophy around confidence-building rooted in deep conceptual understanding. I enjoy tutoring a wide variety of subjects and grades, but I particularly enjoy getting to teach and develop the close-reading skills of my students. Close-reading, critical analysis, and clear writing are the foundations for any ELA,...

...past 3 years, I have been a teaching assistant at Manabadi, a Telugu school, where I help students learn to read, write, and speak Telugu. Recently, I taught a group of elementary and middle school students the basics of Java (a programming language). While I am open to tutoring a wide range of subjects, I am most passionate about computer science, math, and economics. Through tutoring, and being tutored myself, I have learned that enthusiasm,...

...Pre K-6 Language Arts, Science and Math full time with additional tutoring with Grades 7-8 in Math. I enjoy working one on one and with small groups. I have taught in private and public schools. I can also tutor Essay Writing, Typing and proofreading, and Marketing all Grades. I prefer to tutor weekends. I can not tutor more than 20 mi away. The schedule needs to coincide with my full time position which ends at...

...Political Science, Economics, etc.). I have a BA in International Relations and Latin American Studies from Austin College and a Master's in International Development Studies from the London School of Economics. I am currently studying for a second Master's in International Affairs from American University. I have 4 years of experience as a private tutor and 2 years of experience teaching English as a Foreign Language in South Korea. I love teaching others and watching...

After graduating with a degree in philosophy, my conscience left me with no choice but to find a job doing something meaningful. Like Aristotle, I think the ability to think for yourself is essential to living a happy life. Like Socrates, I think inquiry is essential to cultivating this ability. I love people and I love conversation. To engage personally while exchanging and inspiring ideas is, for me, one of life's greatest pleasures.... I strive to...

...and writing. I like to think I am particularly gifted at motivating students to do well; We will not be bored when studying what can seem to be tedious subjects. Through working with Foster Kids in our own home, coaching both basketball and soccer, and helping beginners in Howard Community College’s Chinese corner, I have often helped to instill a passion for whatever a student may be struggling with. I am eager to help another...

...past two years I worked as a tutor for American University. From this experience I built some close, constructive relationships with students. I consider myself a successful tutor because of my ability to empathize with the students and connect with them on a personal level. Consequently, this trait makes me more patient with the students. I'm excited to be a part of the Varsity Tutors team, and am looking forward to starting more constructive relationships...

...working together to solve problems. While this mindset may seem to make the most sense for math, I also like to apply this framework with writing and other subjects. As a tutor at Larkin Street Youth Services, an organization devoted to serving homeless youth, I faciliated and led a storytelling group. The youth worked through some of the issues they faced by writing, through which they also built community in sharing their stories. I hope...

...is no simple way to do so. Everyone is their own riddle, with their own secret combination that will spring the lock into their psyche. I love to put that puzzle together to unlock greatness. Follow your passion - these words were spoken to me years ago by my high school English teacher. Looking back, I wish I had the enthusiasm then as a student that he had as a teacher. This is my way...

...a bachelors degree in Political Science and Economics. I am pursuing a masters in International Affairs with a concentration on Global Governance and Politics. I have worked as a high school and college level math and economics tutor for four years. I have a lot of experience working in the field of Political Science and Economics. I have been awarded a "Most Valuable Tutor Award" every semester of my years as an undergraduate student. I...