Award-Winning Linear Algebra Tutors in Washington DC

...of the brain - from how it affects our thought process to the way it maneuvers the movements of our body and our actions. I worked at the National Institute of Mental Health to study Schizophrenia, a disease of the brain that affects and debilitates many patients across the globe. Currently, I am a medical student in DC. I like exploring new cities, hiking, or trying new food and cuisines. During the winter, I love...

...and have worked to evaluate and identify targeted skills. I fully understand these subjects and always show a variety of ways to reach the answer. I can identify weaknesses and help build them using simple exercises and quizzes. I also have experience tutoring international college students in math and science. I have fallen in love with tutoring and using my skills in mathematics to help others succeed. I volunteer as much time as possible with...

...struggling students understand new material is a very rewarding experience for both the student and myself. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. I acknowledge that each student possesses different learning needs, and I am flexible to adjust my teaching style to effectively meet the needs of my students. In my...

...learner myself. My tutoring style derives primarily from helping friends throughout the years. In my experience, there is almost no subject out of reach of a passionate and curious mind. I therefore strive not just to communicate content, but to instill a passion that will drive self motivated learning. Whether discussing The Great Gatsby or reviewing the Navier Stokes Equations for fluid dynamics, I am excited to share my enthusiasm for learning with a younger...

...passionate individual compelled to teach, motivate and inspire every learner I encounter. I take every opportunity I get to learn something new and share that information with as many people as possible. Life is full of many challenges and lessons that I've been able to learn and grow from. With each new day comes new strengths and new thoughts. I take advantage of it and the opportunity to become better than I was the day...

...also part of the Residential College where I will be take part in the semi-immersion Russian program. In high school, I was a full IB Diploma Candidate and named a National Merit Scholar after being named a Finalist for the state of Virginia. I finished high school with a 4.0 (unweighted) GPA and kept a 4.0 (unweighted) GPA at George Mason University where I dual enrolled for higher-level mathematics my junior year.

...give it 200%. I'm patient and kind and love the feeling of helping a student succeed. I absolutely love math and I love teaching! I like to make my sessions fun, as all my favorite math teachers from primary and secondary school always had their own twist on teaching math, which made it more memorable for me. I believe in contouring each session to the individual student based on their needs, goals, and strengths.

I am Harvard and Duke-educated educator excited to help you advance your learning! A former educator, Googler, and consultant, I am going to help you achieve your academic and professional goals. I have always had a passion for teaching and education, and have worked in classrooms from elementary to graduate schools, teaching children to adult learners. Let's connect to see how we can work together.

...enjoys helping others learn, especially when it is with topics that I am passionate about like chemistry and math. I have a bachelor's degree in chemistry with math and criminal justice minors and I am working towards my master's degree in forensic science. I have been a teaching assistant for the last 3.5 years and have tutored students in the past. I enjoy watching the students learn and gain confidence in subjects that they struggle...

...skills that are already there. The graduate school mentor-tutor is more of an advising type role giving students other ideas to tackle their problems OR how to deal with a "difficult" professor. In the end, it is all about the journey! You can learn all things with time and patience. Most of the time it is confidence that keeps one from learning something new. Most people that succeed have a "never give up" attitude until...

I have a B.S. from Washington University in St. Louis, and I majored in Biomedical Engineering and Biochemistry. In addition to being well versed in math, science, and engineering, I am also familiar with many standardized exams such as the ACT, SAT, AP exams, and MCAT.

...tutored various students on various subjects. The subjects I am currently tutoring are Algebra, Algebra 2, Arithmetic, Elementary Math, Geometry, Pre-Algebra and Physics. My favorite subject to tutor is Math. Sometimes there are missing pieces that make the subject look impossible but once the student and I are able to fill in those gaps, it is so much fun! In my spare time, I love to read, play tennis, run and occasionally crochet.

...is Ian, I am a sophomore at the University of Southern California, majoring in Physics/Computer Science. I have informally tutored classmates and friends all throughout highschool, and have used opportunities in college and through summer camps to be a mentor and to teach elementary school children, especially about STEM topics. I enjoy both theoretical and very applied thinking and topics and have adapted the philosophy of Oppenheimer, "The best way to learn is to teach"

...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 who is doing poorly in a course or having a difficult time understanding particular concepts but has a determination to succeed and watch them progress with each tutoring session. From a personal standpoint, tutoring allows me to gain a much deeper understand of particular topics which allows me to see...

Thanks to one-on-one help in middle and high school, I not only achieved stronger grades/test scores, but gained the confidence I will continue to use even beyond graduate school. I hope to give others the same invaluable tool set!... The ways I've always preferred to learn myself are typically the ways I teach. Once it seems like a student has a pretty strong understanding of a subject, I like to play competitive or timed games. It...

...piezoelectrically based radio frequency communication devices. In the past, I have participated in after school tutoring programs for middle school children, mentored in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program, and taught engineering concepts to junior graduate students. Physics and math are my preferred subjects, and I particularly enjoy tutoring physics. I find the ability to explain the natural world through equations beautiful, and I want to pass this appreciation on to students by relating concepts to...

...and designing and evaluating homework and quizzes. I have also taught underprivileged high school students as part of an NGO. I taught math, computer science and english speaking skills. This is why Mathematics is my favourite subject to tutor. I am also comfortable tutoring for standardised tests such as the GRE and SAT. My goal is not merely to teach facts and formulas but rather to help the student develop the intuition behind them. I...

...that after our very first lesson, concepts will make sense and you will experience a dramatic change in the way you see the Math world. I really enjoy finding several different ways to explain something new until it clicks for the student. I have experience teaching students from elementary school age up through adult students, and I like to make everyone feel comfortable studying math. Feel free to message me anytime about your particular tutoring...

...over 10 years of tutoring and teaching students in mathematics. I am a graduate of Temple University (B.S. Education) and Wilmington University (M.B.A) where I have dedicated my studies to promoting educational equity, I am a student-centered teacher/tutor and I know how to look at students strengths and weaknesses, dis-aggregate data and create individual learning plans for students. In addition, I create fun and engaging lessons and teachable moments in order to promote authentic learning...

...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 sessions, I assign few problems for the student to work on them at home before...