Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Washington DC

...college professor as a father, every experience was an opportunity to learn. From vacations to colonial Williamsburg where I learned about the structure and politics of the pre-revolutionary American colonies, to movie nights with my parents where we watched Casablanca and I learned about the German invasion of France and the puppet government they installed to be sympathetic to the Nazi political movement - I was always learning. This passion continued with my into my...

Robert loves to tutor and has a well rounded list of subjects. ... Learning is the key to everything. Understanding and connecting with each individual is the path to learning.... Take the time to get to know the student as a person. Also, rather than focus on what the student does not know, instead focus on what the student does know.... Make learning interactive.... Set goals. Tailor the learning to the student.... Start by focusing on...

...teaching is to start from the basics, finding out first what basics my students are lacking and then preparing my lessons around that. I work with powerpoint presentations to teach the material and rely on worksheets and handouts to give students extra work. I believe that both hands-on and lecture techniques are important to help students excel. I am flexible with my time and am also available for help if you have questions about the...

...Macroeconomics, Comparative Politics, and History. In high school I took AP U.S History and AP U.S Government and scored well on both exams. In college, I informally reviewed essays, term papers, and research papers of my peers and had great success in assisting them prepare A worth outlines. I find great satisfaction in and seeing people succeed and reach their goals and I endeavor to leave a positive impression on all individuals whose paths I...

...Tennis Programs. I gained a vast amount of knowledge on the planning and attention to detail that goes into putting on a sporting event. I am proud of my accomplishment of helping the Men's Tennis Program win their first NCAA National Championship in program history. In my free time, I enjoy both playing and watching various sports such as basketball, golf, and football. I believe that the key to helping students learn various subjects is...

...transferred out of the Engineering School in order to pursue a degree in Commerce. I am also a tutor at the Mathnasium, so clearly I love tutoring, math, and tutoring math. I really enjoy helping students in any area I can though, such as editing essays, explaining scientific concepts, or standardized test prep. When I'm not tutoring or in school I'm most likely to be found traveling the world or trying to put one of...

I have over fifteen years of experience in accounting, auditing, finance, budgeting, cash management and compliance. I have completed certification like (USA), FCCA (UK). I have Masters (MBA)- USA and BA-UK. I am a good tutor and have good technical skills to help others.

Hi! I'm an MBA graduate student at Southern New Hampshire University Online, with a Bachelor's degree from the University of Mary Washington. I've been a tutor for more than seven years, and I love being able to work with students and help them find unique ways to learn and excel in their academics.

As a tutor at Kumon for over a year, I have developed useful skills that many students can benefit from, notably efficiency and accuracy. I pride myself over my efficiency, be it graduating early from high school, completing a bachelors in two years or my time spent as a White House Intern.

I am a graduate of MIT Sloan School of Management, and honors graduate of George Mason, undergrad, earning MBA and BS in Business respectively. I was also High School Class Valedictorian, overseas.

...Vice-Chair for the Student Organizations committee. For high school, I went to Thomas Jefferson HS for Science and Technology, where I refined my skills in logical thinking and STEM topics. When not in college, I live in the NoVA area and have tutored SAT and subject preparation at Einstein Academy. I also have extensive volunteer experience with Fairfax schools' STEMbassadors program, which aims to teach younger students about STEM. In my free time, I enjoy...

...from middle school to college for over ten years in many subjects including: Economics, English, History, Civics, Reading, study skills, etc. I am a great tutor because I infuse fun into each tutorial lesson. I have also differentiated assignments for students who may need additional explanations to help them better understand a given subject or topic. I am extremely patient with my students which is paramount in working with young people. In addition to tutoring,...

...my best qualities as a teacher is discerning a student's strengths and helping them harness those qualities to learn. I can only hope to provide that and more to my students! Full time, I work in public policy helping to end homelessness. I attended Johns Hopkins University for undergrad where I obtained my degree in Political Science and Georgetown University for graduate school, where I obtained my degree in Urban and Regional Planning.

I have an MBA in Management and a Bachelors of Science in Management Information Systems. I have been working for about 15 years now in international development I used to be pretty bad at Mathematics until someone came along and taught me some of the basics and since then i have realized that Mathematics can actually be quite easy. I am here to do the same for others.

My Goal as in instructor is to help children and individuals to think critically and strategically.

...law student but I have two years of high school teaching experience and I worked at Mathnasium with students in grades K-12 for a year and a half before that. As a math teacher, I taught Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. I can cover all math topics through Calc 1, but I do prefer Algebra 1 and 2 and below. I'm also available for SAT/ACT prep and for help with LSAT logic games!

...well as a Master of Arts in Economics. Additionally, I recently graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a Master of Science in Statistics. Whatever the setting or pursuit, I adhered to particular courses of action, inadvertently then deliberately, that may be expressed concisely as the following: comprehension and practice compromise the prudent approach to learning. During my tenure in graduate school, I served as a graduate teaching assistant. This required me to...

...to work with students, and have participated in various tutoring programs and teaching assistant positions throughout college. Outside of school, I like to travel around and take adventures in and around the area, exploring museums and parks and cafes. I also enjoy playing the piano, boxing and running, and reading. I like to try new things and see how they go, success or fail; most recently, I've attempted to take up the electric guitar!

...material and I enjoyed teaching, it was only natural to tutor students that needed help. Since undergrad, I have been tutoring on-and-off for the past five years. I have mostly tutored subjects involving math, but I've tutored English before as well. My teaching philosophy is to make learning interactive and collaborative. I believe that as students build their knowledge and understand the more basic concepts, they start to build confidence in order to tackle the...

Currently a Political Science and Sustainability undergrad at Arizona State University. In my free time I love getting out doors and hiking, playing soccer, and overall being active! I love education and teaching!