Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Washington DC

...speak that language. My strongest subject for tutoring is math and physics, but I also enjoy tutoring government and political science simply because those topics lead to interesting discussions that tend to pique students' minds. I always try to tie real life examples with the topic of the day, whether it be history or math, because that insight can often make the topic enjoyable as well as educational. An enjoyable session not only helps the...

...Cook. Currently I am a sophomore in college majoring in education, minoring in psychology. From the time I started elementary school until now I have always been a helpful individual. Whether it be through school work, personal life, or just someone needing a friend to talk to, I am here. School has always been my passion as I hope some day to spread my talents to the world and put them in good use.

...at an after school program in Washington DC. Here I gained my first experience tutoring younger students in various subjects such as Math, Language Arts, Reading and etc. I gained a passion that year in reinforcing taught materials to those students and continued to volunteer there even after reaching my 120 hours of community service that were needed to complete graduations requirements. From high school, I went on to study Elementary and Middle School education...

...was inducted into the National Latin Honor Society for continuous academic achievement in my Latin Classes. My coursework in Greek Mythology, Greek Literature, Ancient Technology, Etruscan History, Celtic Archaeology and Greek Civilization allowed me the opportunity to develop excellent research, reading, writing, editing and proofreading skills. I have worked multiple retail jobs in stores such as Guitar Center, Uptown Cheapskate, and The Art of Shaving. However, none of these jobs have allowed me to utilize...

...given many informative briefings over my time in military service. I tutor all lower level common core subjects, but specialize in Arabic at an undergraduate level. Arabic is my favorite subject to tutor, simply due to comfort and passion for the language. I like teaching by demonstrating a concept, and then having it demonstrated back to me, until I know for sure that a student has absorbed the material. I don't like to teach AT...

...of the importance of having a foundation when trying to learn something. All of the layers and nuances seem intimidating and peculiar at first, but once you get an idea of how and why everything is connected, it all starts to make sense and the material becomes a lot more palatable. One thing I learned from tutoring government (and one of my favorite parts of tutoring as a whole) is how incredibly satisfying it is...

as english is second language my self, i feel how difficult to learn another language and it needs timeless effort. process learning new language should be fun instead pain and boring. i' d like to make class will be fun time.

...and a Spanish Minor from Penn State. I then completed my Master of Public Health from PITT this past April. My passion for teaching led me to teach in Pittsburgh Public Schools, which I did for the past year, teaching elementary all the way up to high school. My subjects include a broad variety, however, I am most passionate about Math and most comfortable with STEM and Spanish subjects. I am an advocate for students...

...successfully finished the Georgetown University Teaching English as a Second Language (TEFL) Certificate program which is a well rounded program which prepares teachers to teach at any given level. I enjoy teaching in the classroom setting and tutoring students. I have taught Advanced Spanish to undergraduate students. Part of my teaching background includes teaching English to immigrants, political asylees, and refugees. I really enjoy teaching and the tutoring experience. It is inspirational to see a...

...further through encouraging words. When I was studying in Paris, I not only traveled throughout Europe, but had the exhilarating opportunity to tutor a French student in English. After a couple of weeks, she had become more than just my student – she was a special person in my life. In fact, I was so captivated by this experience that upon my return to college, I volunteered to be a teaching assistant for a French...

...students from UK was really a stressful work. I remember the first few days, sitting in classroom was so boring that every one was trying to escape. When the teacher decided we all drop the textbooks and went to the playground, students were cheering, we talked and laughed. I realized the words we taught them in the hour we spent on the playground were way more than we taught them in the classroom. The other...

...Washington, DC. I also attended Howard for my undergraduate engineering degree. I've really come to enjoy the DC area. What I've noticed from my experience interacting with younger students in the past is that many of them don't feel as though they are getting the attention they need to succeed in their more challenging math courses. My ability to fill that additional need for academic support is why I enjoy tutoring! Outside of that I...

...years of experience in DC public and Charter school, I come with a breath of experience with children and adult learners. A little about myself, is I am a Northern Virgina native, and with hard work I got into the top high school in the nation. Learning can be done in so many ways and I would love to learn how to help you achieve success in your classes. Bilingual students are welcomed.

My aim is to not only help students succeed in their subject matter, but to ensure that they understand the greater concepts as well.

...I am most passionate about Foreign languages and Business. As a former HR Manager, I have had extensive experience working in a corporate environment as well. I am also a pursuing professional actress and filmmaker. I strongly believe that a rich education, be it academically or experienced, leaves a profound impact on one's life, opening doors for an enriched future. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, fitness, and spending time with my dogs.

...my Bachelors of Mechanical Engineering. I have worked as a Camp Counselor on various occasions. In these positions, I have taught students basic Chinese greetings and introductions, organized and lead college readiness seminars, and helped facilitate activities at an Engineering camp. While in school, I participated in a month long study aboard program in China. There, I was able to increase my Chinese fluency and experience Chinese culture first hand. I enjoy tutoring Math and...

...most passionate about biology and neuroscience. Throughout my years of taking science courses in high school and college, I have become skilled at breaking down and organizing complex science concepts into much simpler and manageable concepts to understand. I believe this will really help the students I tutor to learn and grasp the material. It truly brightens my day to see the excitement in students eyes when they finally understand the material after putting in...

...and Math boarding school, the North Carolina School of Science and Math(NCSSM) where I completed 5 courses of college-level mathematics. In graduate school at UNC Chapel Hill and in my professional work, I have found a niche as an editor for written and data-heavy projects, which is a role I thoroughly enjoy. My favorite students to work with are the ones who are interested in learning the material, but need some extra time outside of...

...where their strengths lie, and what kind of guidance will help them thrive. Whether we're tackling research methods, academic writing, or challenging coursework, my goal is to make the process approachable and even enjoyable! I've worked with students from all backgrounds. I'm especially passionate about mentoring students who may feel unsure about their abilities at first; I've seen firsthand how much can change with the right support and encouragement. If you're looking for a tutor...

...make sure he/she is really understanding what I am explaining. I always try to provide real life scenarios where certain formulas are applied. This approach helps the student remember the equation or even reconstruct it again based on the scenarios discussed. Everything in Math is applied in our daily life but we are unaware of it because we do not pay attention to it but that does not mean it does not exist. After most...