Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Newark, MD

I am passionate about teaching and learning. Not every subject comes easy to students and I am great at breaking it down and explaining the process.

...certified ASQ Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt (MBB), Black Belt (CSSBB), and Quality Engineer (CQE), with 14+ years of practical experience applying Lean and Six Sigma. I have a Bachelor Degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Masters Degree in Industrial and Management Systems Engineering. I have always been passionate about teaching and mentoring. I...

...Biochemistry and Molecular Biology B.S., University of Maryland, Baltimore County I emphasize foundational knowledge, high-yield study habits and test-taking strategies. Because I was a commuter with a part-time job during undergrad, I understand the pressures students face in meeting their obligations. I strive to produce results quickly by developing efficient, sustainable study strategies.

...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'm knowledgeable in most science subjects and am capable to tutor in basic Japanese and edit essays. I look forward to helping...

...or a college student studying math, I am happy to work with you. I most enjoy teaching math concepts that are broadly applicable to the natural world or to technology, e.g.: trigonometry; linear correlation (statistics); exponential functions (precalculus); basic differential equations. I attended MIT (go Engineers!) and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Math in 2021....

My name is Terris Dior Hightower, a performance therapist with the Washington Wizards in the NBA. I have extensive knowledge in Anatomy & Physiology, Sport Science, and Physical Therapy.

...obtained the Oracle Certified Professional Certifications for Oracle Versions 8, 8i, 9i, 10g and 11g and the ITIL V3 Foundation Certificate. I received my Ph.D. from the School of Business and Technology in Information Technology Management at Capella University in June 2012. Additionally, I received my MBA in Management Information Systems from University of Maryland...

...that learning new skills and especially the fundamental skills such as mathematics and problem solving are incredibly important not only for our brain power but for our general life skills and ability to practice patience and determination. My hope as a teacher/tutor is to be able to pass along this skill whilst helping kids find...

...SAT and Subject Tests in Math II and Biology. My PSAT was high enough that I advanced to the National Merit Semifinals. I genuinely enjoy learning and teaching math and biology, so at the very least I hope I can convey to my students that schoolwork can be interesting and fun! Furthermore, I understand the...

...at Columbia University in New York. My passion for teaching began in high school when I started tutoring at a local homeschool co-op. I began as a teaching assistant in the school's preschool, and worked my way up each year. I later taught Spanish, math, and robotics to elementary and middle school students, and tutored...

...subjects all four years in college, specializing in all Sciences and Spanish. In my experience tutoring these subjects, my goal has always been to explain to my students why you get to your answers rather than how you get there. For each student I tutor, I do my best to tailor my planning and strategies...

...a first year at the University of Virginia, and I'm on a pre-med track with a double major in Biology and Economics. I took a good amount of AP classes in high school and I was especially strong in STEM related fields, and I have a very good background in tutoring students throughout my high...

...in the 99th percentile. After graduation, I am attending medical school next year. I love all the sciences, but I have the most experience in chemistry, biology, and physics. I've taken courses in general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, physics, physical chemistry, etc. I want to help students not only gain an understanding...

...I wanted to teach at some point and recently decided to pursue this career path as a 3rd grade math teacher. I had always been involved with tutoring and assisting people with educational endeavors. I come from a large family, so I initially gained experience with helping family and friends with homework, which led to...

...machinery, numerical methods, vehicle dynamics both in graduate and undergraduate for more than 12 years. I start my tutoring sessions by explaining the basic concepts in each course and then solve some sample problems and then ask my students to help me solve some problems together. By doing so I understand if the concept and...

...work with math every day! Actuaries use math to manage risk, whether it's for an insurance company, a pension fund, or a bank. I know first-hand that math is very useful! My goal is for students to develop a conceptual understanding of the math they're learning, so they can understand what the formulas are doing...

...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 to learn is rarely by listening to someone, but instead by doing and having a conversation throughout the learning process....

...in New York State. During my career, I have worked as an engineer for the Navy and for private industry, as an energy lobbyist, and a math teacher. I have worked for large, multi-national corporations as well as for not-for-profit research organizations. I have a deep understanding of energy issues and how electricity is generated,...

...to try my best to be not just a good mentor and teacher, but to also develop a personal connection with students so that I'm not just an average teacher. I am currently a student at George Mason University studying Computer Science. Feel free to ask me math or programming related questions! I play competitive...

...and real-life context to better comprehend and work with the material. Finally we have analysis (where together we analyze the information and its meaning), synthesis (where the student and I make a study guide and flashcards together) and evaluation (where we go over the whole of the curriculum using the review materials we've created together...