Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Leesburg, VA

...of Virginia with a BS in Biochemistry. I currently have aspirations to attend graduate school and pursue a career in biotechnology. I have been tutoring since my first year in college through my college's tutoring program. I also have secondary teaching experience through running a local after school program and being an summer orientation leader....

...I am a theoretical physicist with a passion for teaching. I want to make students enthusiastic about physics and math. I believe physics should not be boring. I like to relate the lessons to something from the students' own experiences. It helps them to be motivated and have a clear understanding of the lesson topic.

Hello and Greetings! Recent graduate of Liberty University (B.S. Mathematics) Currently working in the IT field, as a network technician. I tutor in my spare hours, as a way to share my passion for the STEM subjects and make an impact in students' life. Good luck on your learning journey.

...feel approachable and often connect them to real-world applications to help spark curiosity and deeper understanding. I've had the opportunity to support students through mentorship programs like Developing Men of Color and by serving as President of the National Society of Black Engineers at VCU. These roles have helped me sharpen my leadership, communication, and...

...the University of Virginia with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. I am currently a medical student at the George Washington School of Health Sciences and Medicine. Prior to medical school, I participated in the first FDA-approved human clinical trials in the U.S. on a novel cold plasma therapeutic device for cancer surgeries. I have also...

...truly amazing, and I know my passions shine through with everything I do. I also enjoy listening to country music, playing badminton, and writing poems. My past tutoring experience includes tutoring elementary school ESL students in basic subjects for 4 years in high school and tutoring spanish in high school. My friends describe me as...

...dual degree program that will soon enable me to also have a B.S. in chemistry. During my time at Salisbury, I maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.89 with a GPA of 4.0 for my major (chemistry). Also during this time, I worked as a supplemental instructor for the university. For this, I was assigned to...

...and have tutored in SAT Math prep there as well. My favorite moments of teaching were marked by students saying "I get it" -- especially after a long struggle to understand but everything finally makes sense and the light bulb just turned on. In helping students grasp very abstract concepts, I attempt to give examples...

...JavaScript to students of all ages while adapting my approach to meet the diverse needs of my students, including those with ADHD and Autism. I am particularly passionate about tutoring Physics and Computer Science because they encourage critical thinking and problem-solving, skills that are essential in today's world. My teaching philosophy is based on creating...

...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...

My ultimate goal as a teacher in the classroom is to spark a pursuit of knowledge in the child, so they can they can learn as they grow into whoever they chose to be. My students will have the freedom to fully express themselves and develop the attitude of creative and critical thinking.

...mission field in the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Those years gave me the ability to become a fluent Spanish speaker, as well as the chance to connect with and learn about varying Caribbean cultures; more importantly, they opened my eyes to the extreme poverty and grueling conditions that most of the world lives in. I...

...at Cornell University. During the school year, I am nose-deep in STEM subjects, especially math, and physics. I love to teach math especially, it just makes sense to me! However, in my free time, I love to read, so reading and writing are very interesting to me as well. I would love to tutor for...

...point is to understand. My goal is always to help my students understand. I am a double Virginia Tech graduate with a BS in Geosciences and a MaED in Secondary Science Education. I love all forms of science and have been working as a science teacher and tutor for the past 13 years. I am...

...essay writing skills. I am most passionate about mathematics, economics, history, and government studies. In my free time, I enjoy running, boxing, reading, watching ice hockey, and drawing. It is my firm belief that everyone can improve their education in an enjoyable manner, and that doing so is imperative to personal development as well as...

I'm a recent Yale grad living in Washington, D.C., where I work for the Washington Nationals. I'm a lifelong sports fanatic and love helping out those seeking to meet their academic goals!

Hi, I'm Tanya, a current Sophomore in college. I'm a Computer Science major, and as a result, I'm open to tutoring people in various programming languages (Python, Java, C, etc.) as well as a multitude of Math subjects (Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, etc). I look forward to tutoring you! :)

I am a soon to be graduate of University of Maryland. I am receiving a Bachelors in Computer Engineering. One thing I have noticed in my journey is that its important to have somewhere you can turn when you have questions.

...was not mandatory, thereby instilling self-discipline in our participants. During graduate school, I also tutored fellow graduate students. At this level the focus is on sharpening 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...

...Physics, and SAT (Math and English) for over 10 years now since senior year of high school. My approach is pretty simple. Find a need and fill it. I'd like to see where the student is having a knowledge gap. Some times it takes a different approach to explain a concept. Math and physics have...