Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...Banking from M.I.T. I've traveled extensively, and lived overseas in several countries including UK, France, Hong Kong and Thailand. In recent years, I've done tutoring for private clients in the fields of macro and micro market trends, stock market analysis, geopolitics, history, cinema production, screenwriting, short story development creative writing and critical thinking. In my experience helping others learn is very rewarding and I enjoy seeing students grow and move forward in their lives. In...

...during my undergraduate years, I oversaw a laboratory classroom. I helped students understand laboratory experiments and answer post-lab assignments. After graduation, I worked as an ophthalmic technician; I taught my patients about every element of a visit in an effort to show them I care. I enjoy working with students in the fields of mathematics and the sciences. I am well versed in the STEM disciplines, and would love to deliver core concepts to students...

I am a professional engineer that loves working with teenagers but also loves tutoring anyone in various forms of math and science. ... Make sure the student understands the basics and foundations of any topics, first and foremost. Then, build on those foundations.... Give them a brief insight into my background, and then let them give a brief background about themselves and what they are looking for.... Teach study habits. Teach them to take notes. Teach...

Recently graduated from the University of Maryland with a BS in Architecture. Now a first-year graduate student at MassArt working towards my M. Arch. I tutor elementary, middle, and high school math and English, college-level calculus 1 and 2, and various college-level architecture subjects (history, theory, design process, etc.). Although I am well-versed in architecture, my favorite subjects to tutor are Algebra and Calculus!

...Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Honeybee Robotics. He most recently joined Dr. Enrique Mallada's research group at Johns Hopkins. He is studying networked dynamical systems such as the power grid and financial markets. His strengths lie in mathematics, physics, and programming as well as biology and history. He is passionate about learning and teaching at every age level. He builds students' knowledge through clear and thorough discussions of the material and strives to...

...in such a way that by the end of the summer, they were able to not only explain and execute experiments, but also articulate the scientific background and significance to other researchers. During my time at Georgetown University School of Medicine, I also worked as a lecture note taker for ten months, where I reorganized, reworded, and supplemented lecture notes for fellow graduate students. I answered classmates' questions on the topics, compiled study guides, and...

...worked as a Camp Counselor on various occasions. In these positions, I have taught students basic Chinese greetings and introductions, organized and lead college readiness seminars, and helped facilitate activities at an Engineering camp. While in school, I participated in a month long study aboard program in China. There, I was able to increase my Chinese fluency and experience Chinese culture first hand. I enjoy tutoring Math and Engineering. Even though Math may seem difficult...

...math and the sciences and those are my favorite subjects to tutor. There is nothing that makes me happier than seeing my students explain a concept that was previously confusing for them. My teaching strategy relies heavily on understanding my students' learning styles and catering tutoring sessions to best fit how my students like to learn. When working through practice problems, I enjoy using the "teach-back" method to enhance repetition and to ensure that my...

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!

...research for malaria vaccine development. After my research internship ended, I began attending the University of Maryland, College Park as a post-baccalaureate student seeking a second degree in General Biology (B.S.), which I obtained in August 2016. My extensive educational background and previous research experiences at WRAIR and Johns Hopkins gave me the opportunity to learn how to communicate complex scientific ideas through discussions, presentations, and writing. I would like to apply the knowledge I have...

...13 years. I have tutored students in upper level math and science formally for 8-9 years (and informally). While my talents and interests are in the Science and Math arenas, I also enjoy cooking and reading novels. My strongest belief as a tutor is that learning should be fun while being effective. I am a techie and love using technology to help keep learning interesting and fun. I have lots of real world experience to...

...Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, etc), and I have the ability to learn new programs and software urgently and efficiently. I have passed both the Science and Math Praxis tests, and even scored within the top 15% of anyone who has previously taken these tests. Two years ago I was the lead developer of a small team of teachers that design a Smart Grid curriculum for a Department of Energy Grant. This curriculum was published in...

...to a moderately high level. In addition, I have had many teaching opportunities between my time as an undergraduate and now. I was a teacher's assistant for many years, where I assisted students with their laboratory work. Additionally, upon graduation, I was hired as an adjunct professor in the Physics department. In that position, I ran my own lab sections; this helped develop my teaching skills beyond what simple duties could. At the moment, I...

...prioritize and execute accelerated. I became an efficient communicator, vocally and in writing, and developed a keen eye for detail. Through extensive personal reflection, I realized I wanted to use my experience to relate to people, develop a greater sense of community and promote societal integrity. After graduating, I found that my inquisitive and proactive nature would never dissipate. I enjoy asking questions, searching for answers, solidifying conclusions with experiences and sharing my journeys with...

Hi! I'm a commercial real estate advisor in Maryland with a background in science! I've tutored all ages in math, science, and on a few instruments. I've also been a substitute teacher for various grades.

...am working on an AI medical assistance robot for a research project. I am really passionate about math and engineering, and studied hard in school to get to where I am! In college, I helped my Calculus professor with his Pre-Calculus tutoring sessions. In high school I worked with younger students often. I was a year long Algebra 1 tutor for a freshman, SAT summer math tutor, and National Honor Society tutoring coordinator. I honestly...

...I spent several years at the University of Oklahoma (Boomer Sooner!) as part of the School of Meteorology, working towards a Masters degree in meteorology. During my graduate time I was a teaching/research assistant, worked on a development team for a forecasting webpage, and of course, spent many hours storm chasing. I have a strong background in math, earth science, physics, computer programming, writing and many other academic offshoots, which enables me to provide comprehensive...

...so, but I solidify my own knowledge in making sure that I am able to explain a concept to someone else. Furthermore, I always feel a great sense of reward when I help someone to understand something that they were struggling with, especially when it's a subject or idea which I am particularly passionate about. I am capable of tutoring in most disciplines of math and science, however my favorite subjects to teach specifically are...

...with others. I have worked with both high school and college aged students before, in a variety of scientific and mathematical fields, but I am always eager to meet new people and both teach 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...

...kids as well as teaching/coaching, so tutoring offers the perfect opportunity to do something I really enjoy. As a student, my favorite subjects were Math, Science, and Art. Of the three subjects, Math is my strongest and also my favorite subject to teach, followed by Sciences (especially Chemistry). Working with kids and teens has taught me the importance of patience and finding ways to keep the material interesting. I have found that the best way...