Award-Winning Linear Algebra Tutors serving Maryland

...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 work with a student...

...started my own business doing private tutoring. I have continued to work with students of all ages in the areas of reading, writing, and math, and I have continued to prepare students for the SAT and ISEE. In general, about half of my students are doing test preparation and half are getting some kind of help with school. At the tutoring center where I worked, we had a number of students who were being tutored...

...Park. I am currently studying Computer Science. Throughout High School I tutored students from underprivileged communities through a program called SMOA. I have tutored in English and Math but I am mainly focus on math. During my time as a tutor I noticed students need to understand a topic fundamentally to excel at said topic. So the basis of my tutoring philosophy is to teach students for the sake of learning. My goal is to...

Hi! I'm a self-proclaimed math nerd. I have an extensive background as a chemical engineer so I can also help with chemistry and general engineering concepts. I enjoy learning and encouraging others to develop a passion for learning!

...am passionate about helping other students determine the best practice for them so they can strengthen their academic independence. Describe your experience working with students. I spent the latter half of my high school years tutoring my peers in addition to continued mentoring and tutoring in undergrad as well in two specific roles. As an Advisor, I provided mentorship and guidance to first-years throughout the entirety of their inaugural semesters in college and beyond. As...

...a callinga way to share my enthusiasm for learning and to inspire others to discover their potential. My journey as a tutor began during my high school years when I volunteered to help peers struggling with their coursework. I found immense satisfaction in breaking down complex concepts into understandable segments, tailoring my teaching approach to fit the unique needs of each student. Witnessing the moment a student grasps a challenging conceptoften referred to as the...

...a tutor/mentor position, and have informal experience tutoring at all ages, from young children to peers to adults. My most rewarding tutoring experience so far has been teaching ESL for adults in Japan as a Red Cross volunteer. I taught there for one year, in both in-class settings and more informal meetings held once weekly to support struggling students. My favorite topic to tutor is English language arts, for ESL/EFL/ESOL students as well as native...

...currently a 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!

...fields of philosophy and quantum physics; I have a B.S. degree in physics from the University of Maryland. I love teaching and my strength is in communicating the abstract concepts of science and mathematics in simple terms. I believe mathematical knowledge, unlike most other subjects, is something already possessed by the student in the seed form of logic. My job is to help the student remember that knowledge and recognize it, even in the most...

I'm a believer in making learning a personalized and enjoyable experience. I'm also a strong believer that good resources are instrumental in achieving success and I feel that I can provide those resources.

...college degree minor in math and a sum total of fifteen years experience in tutoring secondary and college math. I have expertise in tutoring secondary/college math and college admissions tests. I love to tutor math and see students gain the math knowledge necessary to succeed in their math courses. I put emphasis on mathematical theory and in tutoring I exhibit precision, clarity, and most of all patience. Frequent repetition and further explanation of mathematical theorems...

...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,...

...of science in Economics and bachelors in finance and Economics. Currently, I work as a curbside analyst in charge of a smart city project to determine the value of curbside usage, and creation of a revenue model for different modes of transportation in Washington DC. In addition to the above, during my undergraduate, I worked at Ernst & Young as part of a team that reviewed and analyzed annual balance sheets for an investment-banking client....

I am a Master's Student at NYU, studying Scoring for Film and Visual Media. I have a Bachelor's in Mathematics from the University of Maryland, and I love finding the math in everything.

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...above. And I've made a point of understanding many of the applications where the math will be applied, to help bring context to what we do. In my "free" time, I like to write novels (science fiction and fantasy), and crochet. I read a lot of science articles and books, and generally learning about new things. Lately, I've decided to try to relearn French, German and Japanese that I took in school many years ago....

My motto is to AIM for the future: Academic Investment and Mentoring for the future. It is my pleasure to present a tutoring style of personalization through the inspiration of self-empowerment. My teachings are based on the recognition and enhancements of the student's abilities. Teaching through personalize motivation, thoughtful and engaging concepts, and, most of all, patience and perseverance. I make each student's goal my personal goal, so that together we will achieve.

...Hopkins University, and I want to help you succeed in math and statistics! As a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, I instructed two biostatistics discussion sections for undergraduate public health majors. As an undergraduate at St. Olaf College, I worked as a statistical consultant for other students and faculty, and I was a teaching assistant to a Computer Science course where the students learned R and Python. I also have experience mentoring children and...