Award-Winning Latin Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...English and will be a Reading Specialist for 9th and 10th grade this coming year. I'm also currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Education through Johns Hopkins where I am learning even more about how to be the best culturally responsive teacher I can be. Before working in DC Public Schools, I studied English at Sewanee: The University of the South and worked there as a writing tutor for three years. I love examining...

...Nashville, TN. I majored in Music Business, and minored in Mathematics. I have tutored students in math, economics, physics, violin, and music publishing for five years. My favorite subject is math because it involves critical thinking and universal concepts. My teaching philosophy is to target the student's source of frustration, to ensure correct terminology using the student's course materials, to provide strategies for memorizing information, and to focus the bulk of the tutoring session on...

...of language and literature. I earned my BA in Philosophy at St Mary's College of Maryland and my MA in Ancient Languages at the Catholic University of America. I have tutored privately, as have also taught 1st and 3rd grade in the public school system. I want to help prepare young people for adulthood by bettering their writing skills, in addition to instilling in them a true love for reading. My goal is not simply...

...in Classics and Medieval Studies. I currently teach Latin, English, and history at Fusion Academy in Tysons, VA. I have been passionate about Latin from a young age, and that passion spurred me to study other topics with the same fervor. In addition to studying the Latin language, I have also studied Ancient Greek, Old English, Old Norse, Old Irish, and German. I love finding the patterns in languages and using language change to understand...

...from Randolph College. Beyond Randolph I spent my junior year in Athens, lived out a summer studying Greek in New York City, and spent the winter of my senior year speaking Latin in Paris. My specialty is Greek and Latin, but I would relish the opportunity to tutor English and History too. With regards to experience, I have worn a number of hats as a teacher of the classical languages; I served as a student...

Anyone can learn another language, comparative/applied linguistics and simultaneous translation/interpretation at any age. I use multiple intelligences, multimodality and authentic integrated strategies to make your language learning journey one with ease, proficiency and fluency in four skills and fun!

I've wanted to be a teacher since I was in elementary school, and I'm delighted to be presented with this opportunity to reach out and help students, or anyone really, become the best people they can be! I'm currently an International Business student at Howard University in DC, and being here has really opened my mind both culturally and intellectually. ... To understand how students think to best adapt to their needs.

...graduate of Franklin & Marshall College where I studied Classical Languages and Political Science. I knew I was passionate about teaching and tutoring upon beginning my professional career as an AmeriCorps member in Washington, DC. In this role I work in a math classroom and lead small group tutoring sessions. I focus on both academic support and social-emotional learning. The subjects that I am passionate about include math, English literature, languages (French, Latin, Greek), as...

...The next year I officially started tutoring students, primarily in Chemistry and Geometry. The following year I independently designed and taught an introductory Latin course designed to interest sixth grade students. In college I lost much of the free time I had available in high school, and so I began tutoring online. I joined the chemistry club (St. Mary's American Chemical Society - SMACS) and through SMACS I now tutored students weekly, helping students with...

...a fourth year medical student at the University of Maryland. I've always loved to teach. I think one of the most exciting things about learning is to be able to pass it on to others. It is also one of the main reasons I have a passion for becoming a doctor. I went to University of Maryland, College Park for college and majored in English and Biology, my two favorite subjects. I also minored in...

...undergraduate coursework in English literature and composition, as well as a Master of Letters degree from the University of Aberdeen in Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Literature. My past studies have included a wide variety of literary cultures and time periods, such as medieval, Victorian, and modern European authors; multicultural voices in American literature; the Japanese Noh theatre; early Irish hagiography; and the works of several Classical authors. As such, I have an appreciation for world literature...

I have had a lot of experience working in the classroom as a teacher's assistant, and mentoring students one on one as well. I received an education in the humanities, but I'm comfortable with all subjects at the lower levels as well. I like teaching because it gives me the opportunity to learn as well, along side the student.... When I begin working, the first thing I try to do is get to know the student...

...of tutoring and teaching in variety of settings, from summer camps to traditional classrooms, both public and private. In high school, I occasionally tutored underclassmen in mathematics. In college, I worked as a peer-to-peer tutor with fellow classics students, helping with Latin translation homework and studying for exams. I also spent several semesters as a public school classroom tutor, a course requirement for my Education Minor. I aspire to teach in and someday lead a...

...I am passionate about instilling an appreciation for effective written communication in others. I love to read, and I gained extensive and varied writing experience as I obtained Bachelors degrees in English and History, and a Masters degree in BiotechnologyRegulatory Affairs. Throughout my college, graduate, and professional careers, I have frequently been called upon to help students improve their writing, and to provide editing services. I work one-on-one with students. My approach consists of informally...

...student in organ performance at the Eastman School of Music. I have a great deal of tutoring experience, as well as experience working as a choir director with both children and adults, sometimes together. Having somewhat recently been through the wringer of the college applications process, I know how grueling it can be, and can offer a compassionate, fun, and stress-free teaching style. I believe in building confidence by first identifying a student's strengths and...

...mathematics since 2005. Patience is a virtue. Academics are like any other skill set, retention and familiarity come with repetition. Looking forward to hearing from students eager to learn. I love helping others succeed in mathematics. Hobbies and interests outside of academics include Magic the gathering at the professional level, yugi-oh duel links, My little pony fandom as well as volunteer security for Bronycon (2015, 16, and 17 so far) Nearing completion...... Repetition. Instruct via examples,...

My name is Brandon, and my job will be to give the most learning-effective and enjoyable tutoring experience possible. As a current graduate student in Biblical Studies aspiring to scholarship, I am competent in the subjects I have available here, and I love the subject material. I love going through the learning process myself, and I will do my best to inspire enthusiasm in my clients. Can tutor in Aramaic language as well.

Apry, MA, CAE, is a Washington, DC-based communications consultant, who strategizes with organizations to develop the most useful content for their stakeholders across multiple channels. Apryl is also an associate faculty member with the University of Phoenix Online and on staff at Howard Community College. She is a graduate of Howard University and the College of William and Mary.

...back to school after 25 years and restarting in beginning algebra like a lot of college students. For students like my mom, I bring a lot of patience. Math is a struggle for a lot of people. I've hit those walls myself, but persistence and perseverance pay off in the end. I figured out a lot of ways to explain basic concepts, and in ways a non "math person" can understand. When I tutor more...

...and is skilled in teaching students from ages 6 to 60. My areas of tutoring expertise include language arts, English as a Second Language, research, reading, writing, composition, study habits, literature, verbal test prep and the humanities. So often in learning situations, we only hear about what we are doing wrong. That's no way to motivate people! I use a lot of positive feedback, encouragement and praise to show students what they already know and...