Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...proper studying for these tests and seeing my students excel is something that I strive for. I have found the best way to teach in a one on one environment is to connect with my students and through personalized attention find out where their strengths and weaknesses lie, then to work with them to build a foundation around their weak areas to achieve a comprehensive understanding of the subject material. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy...

...and engaging learning environment, one that encourages curiosity and critical thinking. By adapting my teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of my students, I have witnessed firsthand the profound impact that personalized education can have on academic achievement and personal growth. In addition to my commitment to individualized instruction, my experiences have equipped me with a strong foundation in civil and environmental engineering and other broad spectrum of science courses including geology, biology, chemistry,...

...background in nursing and psychology has prepared me to work with many different learning styles. Aside from tutoring, I am a Registered Nurse and work at the NIH as a Clinical Informaticist. I hold a Master of Science in Nursing Informatics from Walden University. I was the valedictorian of my high school graduating class. I graduated summa cum laude from Ivy Tech Community College with an Associate of Science in Nursing and went on to...

...engineering at Howard University. Throughout my undergrad years, I taught students mainly physics, statics, dynamics, and calculus. During this period, I discovered that students dislike math and physics because of the prevalent notion that they are notoriously difficult, however, once the fundamental concepts are broken down, these courses become straightforward. As a result, I have become a huge fan of drilling the fundamental concepts and working through a lot of practice problems. And, although I...

...Pennsylvania State University and have transitioned to working at a government laboratory in the Baltimore area to finish my dissertation research. As a dual undergraduate student in aerospace engineering and physics, I worked as a tutor for both the university and for a private company. While initially I was simply seeking a little extra money to get by, I quickly found how rewarding and beneficial tutoring can be. It is a truly wonderful feeling to...

...has required the consistent use of multivariable calculus and complex algebraic analysis. I have found that my skills have grown extensively through these courses, as I apply my mathematical knowledge each and every day of my studies. Additionally, I have held multiple positions in the Johns Hopkins Chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi, with the most recent being Philanthropy Chair. This position requires me to network, speak in public, and organize charity events for the...

I like to teach and learn with students.

I have tutored high school math for 13 years and before that I taught math and its applications to other subjects in universities, so I am confident that I have the knowledge and skill set to assist you. I have come to realize that tutoring is about figuring out what a student knows or doesn't know or has misconceptions about. This requires interaction, empathy, motivation and understanding.

...and member of the Integrated Life Sciences program at the University of Maryland Honors College. My focus is on biotechnology and therapeutics engineering and my primary research interest is drug delivery. I tutor in a broad range of subjects, but my favorites are calculus and biology. As a tutor, my philosophy is to help students help themselves, meaning that I focus on critical thinking and developing an understanding of the methods for solving a problem....

...Learning any subject is all a matter of patience and time. Tutoring is not just learning a new subject, it also involves mentorship. At Auburn University, we had a mentor-tutor program that instilled discipline as well as acquiring the skill of learning. Every Sunday night we would have sessions to make sure our students were back in town ready for the next week. And this was not mandatory, thereby instilling self-discipline in our participants. During...

...ensuring the student understands and identifies fundamental principles behind each problem. I will first work with each student on simple problems to develop familiarity and intuition. Then, we will approach more complex problems which tie several concepts together. Students will learn to approach complex problems by breaking them down into principles they are familiar with. I believe education is invaluable to improving quality of life, and whether or not students go on to STEM fields,...

...graduate. I received two degrees, a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. While in college, I took great pleasure in tutoring my peers and volunteered tutoring elementary children. I have recently returned back to the United States from studying abroad where I learned my third language, Spanish. I have spent my life living and attending schools in different countries to which has taught me a plethora of life lessons....

I am a recent college graduate working as a nuclear engineer for the United States Navy. In college and high school I played varsity volleyball and worked part-time as a tutor for children grades pre-K through 12, college students, and adults. I have a lot of experience tutoring multiple subjects and have multiple degrees in engineering and math. I am a big fan of Disney, puzzles, volleyball, and Broadway, and I love tutoring and teaching.

...educator for 8+ years in the United States and Saudi Arabia. I have a Bachelor of Science from George Mason University in Mathematics and a concentration in statistics. Throughout my academic career, I have been blessed by so many mentors and teachers who have taken time to help me as an individual and to bolster my curiosity and dedication to learning. I am dedicated to be this inspiration for other students and to give back...

I am a Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering major studying at UMD. As someone who loves chemistry, physics, and math, I aim to share that passion with my tutees.

I seek challenges and like to help others.

...background, social-economical background, and number of other variables that influence persons growth. I want all my students to feel capable of doing mathematics. My challenge as a teacher is to create an atmosphere in the class that would encourage student to think creatively, find their strengths and weaknesses. Education only occurs when teacher and students are cooperating and learning from one another. It is important to remember that as a teacher to continue learning from...

I have taught in various engineering institutes in India. I have two research papers published, MATLAB certified. I have guided many students in their engineering projects. Apart from teaching I like cooking, travelling.

...Mechanics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and my MS (2012) and PhD (2016) degrees in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. During my time as an undergraduate I ran discussion sections twice per week for students enrolled in Engineering Dynamics where I provided brief lectures and supplemental problem sets for students looking for extra help outside of the lectures. In graduate school, I continued working in academics as a teaching assistant for...

I have 17 years of teaching experience in a range of economics courses, including Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Sustainable Development Issues, Development Economics, Managerial Economics, Statistics, and Econometrics among others. These courses have been at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. I have supported students taking my courses through coaching/ mentoring, and have also supervised student research projects. I am a dedicated and flexible instructor capable of teaching a range of economic subject matter, including inter-disciplinary subject...