Award-Winning Microeconomics Tutors serving Washington DC

...recent grad of Brown University, I studied economics and also followed the pre-med curriculum. I have a great deal of experience (about 3-4 years) in tutoring students of various ages - whether it be test prep, course work (economics, biology, various math levels), etc. I believe in a three pronged approach to helping students - clarity, comprehension, and persistence. It is my hope that I can encourage students to seek their full potential. When not...

...teacher. I tutored peers in college in subjects like US History and political science, and I have worked with basic reading and math skills with New American elementary students in Vermont. During my junior year of college, I spent several months in Cuba, where I tutored both elementary school students and adults in English. Helping students understand new concepts is one of the great pleasures in life. I am committed to seeing all my students...

...I am proficient at both the STEM subjects and fine arts. During my free time, I like to play the piano, make music, make realistic origami, and develop games, and I have ample experiences in these areas that I can teach these as well, for those who are interested. I will be a good help in almost all high school STEM subjects, including AP classes, and you should consider me especially for maths and Chinese,...

...an interactive set of learning exercises and it's determined whether they're visual, auditory, verbal, sequential, kinesthetic, repetitive, or combination learners. Next, we have exposure, where the learning material is presented in a way the student will understand best in accordance with his or her previously identified learning style. Afterwards comes application, where the student is given targeted exercises and real-life context to better comprehend and work with the material. Finally we have analysis (where together...

...concentration in Leadership. I am originally from the Caribbean (British), and all my Post-Secondary education has been in the United States. My experience with the ACT/SAT is through my own children. I have never taken either test. My children have always been 2 grades ahead of their age groups when tested at ages They tested in the 99% and 96% percentile for the gifted-talented program. My husband (also a Veteran) and I emphasize life-long learning...

Always excited to learn something new!

...MPH studies at Yale, I have developed strong research, writing, and communication skills that serve me well as a tutor. In my role as a government relations professional, I simplify complex policy issues for clients, a skill I apply when tutoring students in various subjects. I enjoy making learning accessible and empowering students to reach their full potential. Tutoring allows me to share my love of learning, and I find great fulfillment in helping students...

...how to think about the concepts. Even if Trigonometry sounds dry, for example, I have seen how explaining it in terms of "pretend you want to hit the baseball farther than anyone else and you need to figure out what angle will get you there" can make a light bulb go on. All of my previous students have had different learning styles, personalities, and interests; one of my favorite things about tutoring is figuring out...

...of 2020, a semester early, and began my CPA in January of 2021. I passed all of my CPA exams by May of 2021, and am passionate to help other do the same! Since then, I have started at one of the Big 4 Public Accounting Firms as an Assurance Staff and have worked on a first-year public audit. I am currently working at a Bank as Senior Auditor in the Risk Management group. I...

...little bit about my teaching philosophy. I have worked with hundreds of students, and each one has had their own unique academic strengths and struggles. I believe tutoring is inherently about building a relationship of trust and respect with my students so that we can work together to strengthen the strengthens, and work to improve any weaknesses. I am not an encyclopedia; I am a peer and a mentor who wants to help every student...

...and personal statements. I am quite adept preparing for content tests in courses that deal with Foreign Policy, Political Theory, Macroeconomics, Comparative Politics, and History. In high school I took AP U.S History and AP U.S Government and scored well on both exams. In college, I informally reviewed essays, term papers, and research papers of my peers and had great success in assisting them prepare A worth outlines. I find great satisfaction in and seeing...

My goal is to help you succeed academically. I believe that the best way to do this is to pay close attention to your unique strengths, weaknesses, and objectives, and to then tailor an approach that makes sense given your specific context. No two students are exactly alike, and I strive to embody this understanding.

...school paper so I have a keen interest in journalism and am competent at writing and editing. I also read quite a bit, enjoying great works ranging from Paradise Lost by John Milton to The Complete Works of Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, playing piano and playing minesweeper on the computer. I am excited to work in tutoring because crazily enough, I think learning is fun.... Learning should...

...specialize in providing personalized instruction tailored to each student's learning style and academic needs. I have worked with students across various levels, from middle school to college, helping them develop critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of complex concepts. My approach to tutoring is centered on clarity, engagement, and adaptability. I strive to create an encouraging learning environment where students feel confident tackling challenges. I take pride in breaking down difficult topics into structured,...

...highly adaptive. I strive to meet each student where they are and tailor my teaching to their unique learning style and pace. I use clear explanations, real-world examples, and interactive problem-solving to make concepts more accessible and engaging. I believe in fostering a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and steadily improving. Whether I'm helping a high school student master French grammar or guiding a college student through econometrics, I bring...

...people I work with. If I had to pick a favorite subject, it would be statistics! I love how broadly applicable the field is, since its present in almost all the news, media, and educational content we consume. I would consider myself an "introverted extrovert"; while I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, I'm just as comfortable reading a good book or watching a new show. I believe strongly in being a lifelong learner,...

...a third-year Economics student at The University of Maryland, I am deeply committed to leveraging my academic expertise to empower K-12 students facing language and academic barriers, specifically in Spanish and English. I hope to cultivate a supportive environment where students can thrive academically. I've had the pleasure of participating in other tutoring services like the Latino Student Fund, where I assisted students across various subjects, including math, English, and reading; while helping them translate...

...and building a student's sense of intuition. My best professors and teachers have emphasized that it takes more than memorization to be a good learner. Likewise, I try to make students comfortable with the subjects that they learn and help them feel like they're capable of navigating subjects on their own when studying, practicing, or doing homework. Some of my subjects include Economics, English, World History, and Chinese. Because my professional field emphasizes an interdisciplinary...

...with peers and I have been engrossed ever since. Thanks to the students that I have tutored, I have learned to think of topics in many new ways and it is this fluidity with studying and learning that I hope to get across. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy playing tennis and programming. I like to work hard at breaking my own limits and I believe with an impeccable work ethic many things once thought impossible...

...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 when someone is finally comfortable and confident with a topic they've been struggling with. Classes can be fast-paced and unforgiving, and...