Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Maryland

...student can learn, grow, and succeed. To meet the academic and emotional needs of my students, I have made it my mission to be innovative in my instructional and assessment practices with project - based learning, discourse, differentiated lessons, evidence based argument writing, and structured student - design lab investigations. Additionally, teaching during the Covid-19 pandemic makes meeting both academic and emotional needs more crucial than ever. Thus, the collaboration between colleagues or students and...

...the National Institute on Aging. I have tutored before during my undergraduate years at the University of Michigan as well as while I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Peru. I have to say that tutoring in my native language of English was significantly easier! I really enjoy science and math courses, as well as Spanish due to my time in Peru. I hope to help others reach their educational dreams, as I continue to...

...India and the United States. Most recently, I have been a Mathematics and IB Physics teacher at Meade High School in Anne Arundel County Public Schools. At Meade High I have taught Algebra 2 classes along with the aforementioned IB Physics class. With respect to my teaching style, I try to meet students where they are. Instead of stressing on previous understanding of concepts, I try to foster a positive attitude to the subject and...

...am experienced tutor and alumnus of the Johns Hopkins University Department of Chemical Engineering. I am possessing not only the academic but also applied knowledge of scientific fields and the ability to present complicated material from math and science courses in an easy to understand and fun way. My prior experience includes tutoring math and science at all academic levels, planning and demonstrating science experiments in private schools and working as a summer camp tent...

I have a B.S. in Mathematics from East Tennessee State University and an M.S. in Mathematics Education from Radford University. I have been a high school mathematics teacher for 9 years working to help every student reach their full mathematical potential. I have taught several secondary math subjects including Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, IB Mathematics, Computer Science (Java Programming) and AP Calculus.

...and raised (and currently based!) in Northern Virginia, I have a penchant for American history in addition to the physical sciences and mathematics. I'm a voracious audio-book listener, and often drift to sleep with the words and stories of past philosophers, mathematicians, and world leaders. Beyond this, I thoroughly enjoy playing FIFA '16 on Xbox One, surfing the web, computer programming, and watching silly YouTube videos. More than anything, I'm eager to impart some of...

...in Visual Arts. Since graduation, I have been conducting research in a lab at the National Institutes of Health. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorite subjects to teach are Math, Science, and Art. I have also tutored students preparing for study events at Science Olympiad and standardized exams. I find much joy when I see the students make considerable improvement academically and on their standardized exams. I believe that a good...

...people grasp something they don't understand. One of my strengths is communication: I like to focus on building a relationship so we can grow together. Let's make this easy! My strongest subject is definitely Math. I have experience tutoring high school aged and college students, and I also have experience working at Baltimore County Public Schools with elementary schoolers as an adult assistant. I hope to someday be a high school math teacher or a...

...my bachelor's degree in physics with a specialization in earth science and master's degree in geophysics. After a year off, I moved to St Louis, Missouri to get my PhD in geophysics at Washington University in St Louis. I'm now living in Tempe, Arizona and looking to help some students with math and science. I'm one of those people who actually enjoys doing math and science, and I think it is very important for people...

I am currently working to get my Master's degree from Purdue University. I love tutoring people because growing up it was something that I was very scared to ask for but helping others who do reach out makes a huge difference in their own confidence in their academic life.

...in the Comparative Study of Religion and a citation in Japanese. Over the course of my studies, I have worked in a variety of laboratories in biology, biophysics, and quantum chemistry, both in the US and Japan. Since graduation, I have studied the Japanese Tea Ceremony (/ "Chanoyu"/"Chad") intensively in Japan, living and working in a Japanese linguistic context. While I tutor in a broad range of subjects, I most enjoy tutoring in Japanese, and...

...a minor in Technology Entrepreneurship. I have extensive experience tutoring students in various subjects, including AP Computer Science, Physics, Languages, and Music. I have developed a strong passion for helping students achieve their academic goals. As a tutor at Code Ninjas, I developed my skills in teaching programming languages like Python and JavaScript to students of all ages while adapting my approach to meet the diverse needs of my students, including those with ADHD and...

...in a neuroscience research lab, and I have been a certified emergency medical response instructor at UChicago for my two years at the school. In addition, I am a volunteer at the Comer Children's Hospital at UChicago Medicine. Throughout my time tutoring students of ages K-12, I have had the most experience in STEM topics including math and science as well as Spanish, whether it is for school or for standardized test prep. On top...

...Tutoring is not just learning a new subject, it also involves mentorship. At Auburn University, we had a mentor-tutor program that instilled discipline as well as acquiring the skill of learning. Every Sunday night we would have sessions to make sure our students were back in town ready for the next week. And this was not mandatory, thereby instilling self-discipline in our participants. During graduate school, I also tutored fellow graduate students. At this level...

...I taught science, technology, engineering and math to underserved children around the country as a mentor and a site director for the Summer Engineering Experience for Kids(SEEK) program. I was also a Frostburg State University tutor for two and a half years; tutoring students in a variety of math and physics courses. While I continue to tutor this wide array of courses, I most enjoy tutoring algebra, calculus I and physics I. I am a...

...currently a fourth year medical student at the University of Maryland. I've always loved to teach. I think one of the most exciting things about learning is to be able to pass it on to others. It is also one of the main reasons I have a passion for becoming a doctor. I went to University of Maryland, College Park for college and majored in English and Biology, my two favorite subjects. I also minored...

I am a recent college graduate working as a nuclear engineer for the United States Navy. In college and high school I played varsity volleyball and worked part-time as a tutor for children grades pre-K through 12, college students, and adults. I have a lot of experience tutoring multiple subjects and have multiple degrees in engineering and math. I am a big fan of Disney, puzzles, volleyball, and Broadway, and I love tutoring and teaching.

...Theatre. In my four years in college, I was constantly astounded by all the interdisciplinary connections between the sciences and the arts, how the two can inform each other, how being a better scientist can make you a better artist, and vice versa! I tutor specifically in Math and Physics, and more specifically have experience in classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, wave mechanics, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and special and general relativity. I also spent quite...

My interest in teaching came when I was a Teaching Assistant in graduate school. It was a rewarding experience when I could help students learn. After graduate school, although engaged full time in research, I kept teaching College Physics whenever I got an opportunity. I look forward to continue doing so as it is a true pleasure helping young minds learn.... Introduce myself and ask his/her name. I will make it clear that we both learn...

...ability to connect with students personally and make learning meaningful. My work primarily with younger students has taught me how to tailor lessons to their interests, helping them stay engaged and motivated. I specialize in subjects like AP U.S. History, Algebra, Physics, Public Speaking, and Writing, using a student-centered approach that builds confidence and curiosity. Holding a Master's in Education Policy from American University, I combine my practical teaching experience with a deep understanding of...