Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Alexandria, VA

...took AP Chemistry, AP biology, AP physics 1, AP Calculus BC, multivariable calculus/linear algebra, AP Government and politics, AP language and composition, AP Art, psychology/sociology, and AP French. I worked at Kumon and have experience working with preschool, elementary, and middle school students as well. I am very comfortable tutoring in math and science up to the high school/intro college level. I am passionate about teaching and it is important to me that you learn!

...from the University of Maryland College Park, and an aspiring teacher. I earned my Bachelors of Science in Atmospheric and Oceanic science, which required a strong background in math, physics, and chemistry. I have a passion for helping students learn, and will be seeking my Masters in Education from the University of Maryland. I have several years of experience as a private tutor, and am confident I can help students at any level.

Growing up as a first-generation ESL student, I understood the difficulty of having to learn on your own and seeking additional practice. I want to be the person that helps those in need, especially those who might know who to seek. I wish to be a great tutor and an even better mentor for students who aspire to go into the medical field!

...about teaching science and mathematics, as I believe that strong literacy in these areas is crucial for understanding not only our modern world, but also our past and possible futures. My favorite teaching tools include using real-world examples and simple demonstrations to illustrate seemingly abstract concepts, such as atmospheric pressure and barometry. Hand-in-hand with scientific literacy, I encourage excellence in verbal and written communication. In editing, proofreading, and teaching writing to others, I strive to...

...tutor? Mostly STEM-related What is your favorite subject(s) to tutor, and why? I don't have a particular favorite. Different subjects require different academic mindsets and I most enjoy exploring potential approaches and finding success in that process. How would you describe your teaching philosophy and your tutoring style? My personal teaching philosophy and tutoring style revolves around the idea: "You can do hard things!" I am comfortable being as hands-on as you would like and...

I strive for thoroughness in my work. I specialize in math and physics, and I believe that the most fulfilling way to understand these subjects is to focus on the fundamentals. Building these subjects up from their root is my style, because they rely so heavily upon the basics. I will start at A and finish at Z, ensuring a great understanding of everything in between.

I am a third year graduate student at George Mason University working on my Ph.D. in physics. Over the last four years, I've: 1. Mentored many college students in physics and math, including mid-level courses. 2. Taught introductory college astronomy labs. Through these experiences I've learned many skills needed to efficiently and effectively help students grasp the difficult concepts in physics and math. This includes both the material itself, but also being patient with a student's...

...Physics from the Air Force Institute of Technology. My master's and bachelor's degrees are also in physics. I am a lifelong mentor, tutor, and have taught physics and mathematics at the high school and college level. I truly enjoy seeing students understand what was once challenging to them. I have tutored in physics, algebra, geometry, and introductory python. I belong to a lot of professional STEM organizations, so I don't have a lot of free...

...Community College for almost five (5) years. While there, I appreciated the diverse ways through which we all learn and finding out how best to maximize our potential for success. I am primarily a science tutor focusing on Earth & Space Sciences as well as Physics and other math-oriented post-secondary level courses with a deep passion for Astronomy & Astrophysics as it is a wonderful window into the history of the cosmos, how it works,...

I am a freshman at the University of Virginia, working towards earning a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Business. Some of my favorite subjects include algebra, calculus, economics, and programming!

...With science, I do my best to demystify complex concepts by breaking down the basics and then emphasizing how things work together. As with math, I begin by addressing students' coursework and interests. I can also provide tutoring support in writing, as I have written a variety of papers and developed a fairly strong sense of how to construct a well-written document or essay. Thanks for reading, and please reach out if interested in discussing...

...presented and defended my thesis and dissertation, I attended and presented my research at international conferences in Canada, Ireland, and US. During my years as Senior Software Engineer, I delivered technical lectures and product presentations at conferences and customer sites in Taiwan and Mainland China. In my long academic and professional experience, I benefit from and believe strongly the education of reading/writing and math. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and physics while I...

...love helping people achieve their goals. I am originally from McLean, VA, and I attended Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C. At Harvard, I study Earth and Planetary Sciences with a minor in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology. I am also a John Harvard Scholar, and I am passionate about the climate and how it is affecting ecosystems. I really enjoy teaching and interacting with everyone, and I am especially passionate about maths and sciences.

...and Mathematics. I have a passion for helping and sharing my knowledge with other. I cover variety of subjects including Math(up to multi-variable calculus), Physics, Computer Science (Java, C++, and Java Script), and English. I have had tutoring experience with students younger, same age, and older than me. Patience and listening are my strongest traits, and I do not want students to be scared of asking questions. I am always keen to help in anyway.

...of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Math, and Science. However, what I love most is learning new things. I am a big proponent for the different types of learning styles and try my best to incorporate them all in my tutoring. I believe that every student is unique. I am a firm advocate of learning, it is essential to success in any aspect of life. I do my best to bestow this gratitude...

...accommodating students based on their needs. I find great satisfaction in helping students learn and grow, which is an enriching experience. It also allows me to contribute to society by creating future leaders and intellectuals. While working as an engineer for my previous employer, I trained and mentored summer interns yearly for job proficiency, career guidance, and professional development. Furthermore, I have introduced new hires to engineering processes and procedures to provide a comprehensive and...

...and familiar with the D.C. metro area. I am a graduate of the University of Chicago where I majored in Biology. My area of interest is Genetics, and I hope to eventually receive my PhD in Bioinformatics. I believe that learning is all about asking questions. The most important skill we can develop as students and people is to realize the things that we do not know and find ways to ask questions about them. Whatever...

...and learn from them! Physics and Math can be very intimidating when you are first experiencing them, but I believe that they can be incredibly rewarding and fun subjects, and I enjoy helping students reap that reward. Since I was a kid, I have loved Astronomy and Biology, and I also have experience with the ISEE test and Statistics. In my free time, I play the flute and am learning the guitar, and I love...

...he has continued to do it professionally. Naji has been tutoring math and physics professionally for the last two years. Most of his students are high schoolers who need a little extra help in their math courses. Naji has also worked with college students in physics courses and with high school students preparing for the SAT. Whether you are a high school student busy studying for your next math exam, a college student taking your...

...at a well-ranked US school, with an undergraduate dual degree in biology and psychology. I have a number of experiences tutoring students from elementary school to adult learners in subjects ranging from algebra and organic chemistry to microeconomics and sociology. A lifelong commitment to learning has led me to pursue tutoring jobs or positions for the past 9 years. Even while I tutor a large range of disciplines, I especially like preparing students for the...