Award-Winning Finite Mathematics Tutors for Students in Frederick, MD

...name is Laetitia. I was a psychology major at Trinity Washington University with a minor in communications. I graduated in 2017. My favorite color is pink. I have a dog named Ellie, she is a mixed breed. She is pitbull and a husky. I am such a big fan of dogs! I am friendly, bubbly,...

...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 of paying it forward....

I aspire equally to knowledge and goodness. I am committed to encouraging students and adults to respect, inspire, and learn. Education is a force multiplier and promotes a balance of intellectual curiosity, engagement, leadership, and service in the pursuit of excellence: academic, civic, and moral.

...am a theoretical physicist with a passion for teaching. I want to make students enthusiastic about physics and math. I believe physics should not be boring. I like to relate the lessons to something from the students' own experiences. It helps them to be motivated and have a clear understanding of the lesson topic.

...work in the field of Data Science and currently have 3 years experience in this field under my belt. I have past experience with private tutoring as well as public tutoring through Kumon. In my spare time, I enjoy spending my days outside hiking, reading at the park or walking around the city.

My name is Kiran Ehrbeck-Malhotra, and I am super passionate about mathematics, particularly calculus and statistics. I am eager to hopefully distill this passion onto others and help them see the beauty that is mathematics! I look forward to hopefully meeting you and working together :)

...meet those needs. Through continuous reflection and feedback, I strive to improve my tutoring techniques and stay abreast of the latest educational strategies and resources. In conclusion, tutoring is more than just imparting knowledge; it is about inspiring confidence, nurturing curiosity, and empowering students to achieve their best. I am committed to making a positive...

"Wherever there is a will, there is a way and its up to the teacher to help the student along the way."

...being strong in math can translate beneficially into other aspects of life, even when we don't immediately realize it. I consider myself a visual learner, which affects the way I teach others; for example, I bring a portable white-board with me, in order to write/draw the concepts that I am communicating verbally. This provides students...

...topics into structured, comprehensible lessons that promote both mastery and long-term retention. Among the subjects I teach, I am particularly passionate about mathematics and programming, as they foster logical reasoning and problem-solving skills that are valuable beyond the classroom. I believe that education is a powerful tool for personal and professional growth, and I am...

...a recent graduate from UMBC's Information Systems program. I have been tutoring privately for the past six years, ever since High School. I do mostly math, but can provide homework help in a variety of subjects. I work primarily with Middle School students, but also have experience with High School and College students. I believe...

...a bioinformatician/data analyst at UVA's Center for Brain, Immunology, and Glia. During my four years, I have successfully applied for 3 research grants and 1 scholarship independently. I have published 1 paper in Nature and recently submitted another. I hope to become a medical scientist (MD/PhD) involved in translational medicine, so that I can develop...

...of community and promote societal integrity. After graduating, I found that my inquisitive and proactive nature would never dissipate. I enjoy asking questions, searching for answers, solidifying conclusions with experiences and sharing my journeys with others. I aspire to be a leader. "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out...

...during my undergraduate career. Doing so, I honed my writing and editing skills. I believe that the best way to learn is by struggling. As a tutor, I would encourage students to work independently, teaching concepts rather than explicit solutions. I spent time working as an assistant teacher at an elementary school and am comfortable...

My academic background includes an undergraduate degree in International Relations and a Master's in Applied Math and Statistics, which I am currently pursuing. Outside of school my interests are reading, music, TV, working out, exploring the city, traveling, and generally keeping an open mind.... I like to adapt a teaching session to a student's strengths and learning styles. My focus in test prep is to develop deductive and inductive reasoning skills to ensure that all possible...

...to remember! I can help you learn content as well as help you understand the” why it works” and “how are we going to use this”? I can also help you remember the important things and help pin point which concepts are the most important and why. When I’m not mathing I’m playing video games!...

...I work with. If I had to pick a favorite subject, it would be statistics! I love how broadly applicable the field is, since its present in almost all the news, media, and educational content we consume. I would consider myself an "introverted extrovert"; while I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, I'm...

...amazing things. Tutoring allows me to connect with students and help them learn new skills that would be useful in their future careers. I believe that this type of work is important because it creates opportunities for growth and helps students develop their potential. I love working with students because I get to see them...

I am a physics PhD student at Georgetown University and I have a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from UCLA. Looking forward to helping you with math and physics!

...special interest in Mathematics all of his life. Even though he preferred to play Scott Joplin on the piano, his sister made him learn J.S. Bach. That was a good thing: although Joplin is rompingly good, nobody but nobody develops a theme as Bach did. And that's some serious order, folks. The good Professor had...