Award-Winning Literature Tutors serving Frederick, MD

...My name is Camille I graduated from Babson College May 2019. While at Babson I studied Retail Supply Chain Management but took many courses on Spanish language as well as Latin American history. I lived in Spain my Junior year of high school and spent some time in College studying economics in Uruguay and Argentina.

...I remember the teachers that earned the respect of their classes which inspired me to learn when I was in all levels of my educational process. I am passionate about having this positive input into the lives of students. I have work experience in an educational environment as a 4-6 grade teacher, but I also...

...served as a peer tutor, and obtained national certification as an EMS educator to further my passion of teaching Emergency Medicine. I believe that learning happens best through conversation, and that an exploration of a topic through examples and open discussion is critical for understanding. In medicine especially, it is crucial to be honest about...

...seek to adapt to you. English is a difficult language to master, and I look forward to applying my knowledge and skill to improving your writing or reading. I earned my Bachelor's Degree from Allegheny College in 2006, and my Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from George Mason University in 2013. I am currently...

...and difficult ones, love (or at least tolerance) can be achieved. To put myself through school I have been working as a special-needs nanny for a family with two small children, which has included a little bit of teaching as of late, but working with teenagers and young adults is what I love much more.

...minor in Construction Project Management. Science in Architecture, I am pursuing a minor in Construction Project Management. An adept leader with strong communication and management skills, I am also An adept leader with strong communication and management skills, I am also proficient in several computer modeling and design software. I am eager to connect with and...

...it matter to you and not just because "it's on the exam" (always my least favorite response when I asked "why do we have to know this?"). Learning is important and knowledge is important and succeeding academically is important. But the most important thing you should take away from a good education is the ability to...

...achieve highly. In this way, students are actively connected and engaged in their learning. Outside of education, I have many interests including playing recreational sports like volleyball and softball, creating/playing/listening to music, cycling/exercise, and gaming. I believe my many interests help me connect with student, allowing them to feel valued, validated, and able to achieve...

...walking distance of DC, specializing in auditing. My position brought me to clients all around the Northeast, from local DC businesses to multi-billion dollar organizations. I am currently the guitar instructor and co-owner of a private music lesson studio. I love teaching and hope to assist students with Math and Business related subjects through Varsity...

...position, I assist college freshmen with their English assignments and help professors facilitate group work among students. The assignments I have assisted students on include but are not limited to essays, poems, and presentations. I have taken upper-level and AP English classes since middle school, so I am confident in my abilities to assist you...

...them most and what they love best, not that those things are mutually exclusive. School is hard! Everyone needs a helping hand once in a while, myself definitely included. I have been on both sides of the tutoring table, and I know what quality teaching feels like. Thank you for your interest in my profile!...

...about everything I do, and that extends to education. I have taught students of all grades and ages, in summer camps and schools, and this hands-on experience guides my work with newer students. I like to think outside the box and encourage students to approach subjects from different angles, in ways they haven't considered before....

...much smoother process for my students. As a tutor, I strive to foster a supportive learning environment that takes the stress off of education, keeps students engaged, and allows them to thrive in their classes and on exams through a mix of instruction and interactive practice. In my free time, I enjoy baking, photography, and...

...also have experience working for Kumon, tutoring younger students ranging from the ages of 4-11. I love seeing the excitement in younger learner's eyes as they see their determination pay off. This is just as wonderful as watching the relief on an older students face as they get through a challenging problem. That's all I...

...things I can get excited about. I have always enjoyed helping others on their studies and have been tutoring for the past year or so. I have worked mainly with elementary level students on reading and math; however, I am also comfortable tutoring middle and high school level English and Mathematics. When it comes to...

...and non-fiction writing in my spare time. I am a published writer with several pieces published or upcoming at The Good and the Beautiful (two books, contributing writer to curriculum and library), Guideposts (two articles), and in 2017, I had a non-fiction essay published in Multiples Illuminated: Life with Twins and Triplets, The Toddler to...

I am currently a Junior at Howard University. I major in Supply chain management. I enjoy learning from others just as much as I enjoy teaching others.

...formal context. Growing up with a college professor as a father, every experience was an opportunity to learn. From vacations to colonial Williamsburg where I learned about the structure and politics of the pre-revolutionary American colonies, to movie nights with my parents where we watched Casablanca and I learned about the German invasion of France...

...understanding. I believe that one of the most significant ways someone can improve in a subject is by increasing their confidence. Too often, people misinterpret small difficulties in reading or writing as proof that they will never excel. With practice and an open mind, you may find yourself pleasantly surprised at the potential you do...

I have taught and tutored for years and bring a lot of enthusiasm and dedication to my students. I like to approach subjects with a tenacious and creative attitude, recognizing that we all learn differently.... I think learning is a very personalized endeavor, and I pride myself on tailoring my efforts to individual students. I like to make learning fun, engaging and rewarding.