Top Physics Tutors serving Washington DC
Mia: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...study skills to tutoring high school students in STEM subjects and languages like French and German. While I tutor a variety of subjects, I am especially passionate about math and physics because I enjoy showing students how these subjects apply to the world around us. I also love working with language learners, drawing on years of studying and practicing French and German, including earning international certifications. I approach tutoring with patience, creativity, and a commitment...
Education & Certification
Northeastern University - Bachelor's (in progress), Mechanical Engineering
ACT Composite: 34
ACT English: 33
ACT Math: 32
Nathaniel: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...concepts in math and science, and served as a debate coach, where I guided students in building arguments, analyzing policy, and developing strong communication skills. I enjoy building a connection with students and tailoring my explanations to how they learn best, whether that means using visual aids, real-world examples, or interactive problem-solving. I tutor subjects in math, science, and computer programming. My favorite areas to teach are computer science and physics because they allow students...
Education & Certification
Cornell University - Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
Shannon: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...in Mathematics, and Trinity University, where I obtained an M.Ed in School Leadership. I have taught all math subject areas from 6th grade math through Calculus and Statistics. I have worked with students from age 3 through 12th grade as a teacher, educational diagnostician, assistant principal, and principal. I am a certified teacher in the areas of mathematics and special education. My passion is working with junior high and high school students, helping them realize...
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Texas Lutheran University - Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
Trinity University - Masters in Education, Educational Administration
Howard: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...love fostering curiosity, confidence, and independence in excited young minds. I think that sometimes the pressures of school, standardized testing, and college admissions can burn out otherwise excited and energetic young people, and my mission is to help students have fun and genuine learning experiences, while also supporting them to be successful in classes, tests, admissions, and life. This means that in addition to tutoring students for specific subjects and exams, I also enjoy helping...
Education & Certification
University of California-San Diego - Bachelor of Science, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Harvard University - Doctor of Medicine, Premedicine
Matthew: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...a Bachelor of Science in physics. I want to assist up and coming college and high school students by creating a customized personal teaching system that utilizes only the methods from which they learn best. I prefer to teach physics, as I believe that to understand physics is to have intuition of the world. However, I have experience in a range of subjects, including geology, environmental science, mathematics, anthropology, computer science, and astronomy.
Education & Certification
Denison University - Bachelor of Science, Physics
Emily: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...then, but would love to help students through their classes and standardized testing! I have multiple years of experience tutoring math, reading, and test prep. I joined Varsity Tutors in 2018 and have loved getting to know my students and help them achieve their goals. My hobbies include backpacking and baking, and my favorite subjects to tutor are math and science. I'm excited to help other students succeed and better understand the things they're learning!
Education & Certification
University of Georgia - Current Undergrad Student, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
ACT Composite: 34
ACT English: 35
ACT Math: 34
David: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...method is the best way for the student to master the material. I enjoy the "aha!" moment my students have when the concept finally clicks. In my free time, I work on my two tea businesses. During my senior year at Rice, I founded a student-run boba tea business. We currently have 13 student employees and continue to grow. I'm also currently working on opening a boba tea business in the DC area.
Education & Certification
Rice University - Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
ACT Composite: 31
ACT Math: 34
ACT Science: 32
Allison: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...time for all. Therefore, I actively participate in professional development utilizing differentiated strategies and techniques to meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of my students as well as their learning potential. Previous teaching experience, my solo travels, and graduate study abroad programs have taught much about other cultures and the significance of including other cultures into my classroom, embracing our diversity and differences to become a cohesive, fortified learning community and preparing future generations...
Education & Certification
West Virginia University Institute of Technology - Bachelor of Science, Biological and Physical Sciences
Mississippi State University - Masters in Education, Biology, General
Mike: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...Executive Board. My time at the Johns Hopkins University as a Mechanical Engineering Student has resulted in an immense acquisition of mathematical expertise. Mathematical coursework includes Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus II, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, and Statistics for Engineering Majors. Additionally, my Mechanical Engineering coursework has required the consistent use of multivariable calculus and complex algebraic analysis. I have found that my skills have grown extensively through these courses, as I apply my...
Education & Certification
The Johns Hopkins University - Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Michael: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...two years for neurology or neuroscience. I currently work as a researcher at Kennedy Krieger Institute studying the molecular etiology and mechanisms of enterovirus-D68- mediate acute flaccid myelitis (AFM). My master's thesis was on ubiquitination and protein insolubility in model olfactory epithelial cells from patients with schizophrenia which correlates with poorer cognitive performance - a paper is in review for the high-impact journal Molecular Psychiatry. In my free time, I like to play piano, cook,...
Education & Certification
University of California-Los Angeles - Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience
SAT Math: 720
SAT Writing: 700
Aman: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...making him/her to know the formulas but to understand the concepts in depth so that the student can formulate the it all by themselves. It will be so deeply engrosses in you minds that you will never have to memorize it. I make the students deal practically with the subject through various models and live examples so it becomes fun and easy to understand. There is Physics and Math all around us. Let me show...
Education & Certification
BCET - Bachelors, Chemical
KSOU - Masters, IT
James: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...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 instruction to any student. As everyone learns differently and at various paces, I take a very personalized approach to tutoring, working with a student to understand their strengths and weakness,...
Education & Certification
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Bachelor of Engineering, Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology
University of Oklahoma Norman Campus - non degree, Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology
Grace: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...other with our stories, and show our communities that nothing can quell the desire to become better. Because if I can do or become what I thought that I could never do or become, then so can you. Because even though you cannot envision the future, you know that, with consistency and effort, you can create a better and joyful future for yourself. I am here with you, and I can't wait to explore the...
Education & Certification
George Washington University - Bachelor of Science, Neuroscience
Natnael: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...to go to University of Maryland College Park. I study Computer Science 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...
Education & Certification
Montgomery College - Associate in Science, Mathematics and Computer Science
SAT Math: 720
Nina: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...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 love to tutor and get to know other students, and would love to help with their education and confidence in their own knowledge so they can achieve their goals....
Education & Certification
University of Maryland-College Park - Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
ACT Composite: 33
ACT English: 35
ACT Math: 34
Max: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
I am a recent graduate from Dartmouth College. I have a degree in Engineering. I love academics and athletics. During my time at Dartmouth, I played Division 1 Lacrosse. I am very strong in Math and Science and have experience tutoring students of all ages.
Education & Certification
Dartmouth College - Bachelors, Engineering
Tanya: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
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! :)
Education & Certification
George Mason University - Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
Ethan: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...I quickly found how rewarding and beneficial tutoring can be. It is a truly wonderful feeling to work with a student who is doing poorly in a course or having a difficult time understanding particular concepts but has a determination to succeed and watch them progress with each tutoring session. From a personal standpoint, tutoring allows me to gain a much deeper understand of particular topics which allows me to see different perspectives on both...
Education & Certification
Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus - Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering
Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus - Master of Science, Aerospace Engineering
Tasios: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...other cultures and all walks of life. As a father of four children, I believe that, to help someone learn, you must have patience and be persistent without loosing your sense of humor. I love it when students go from feeling confused and frustrated by a subject to having something click inside them and realizing the simplicity and everyday practicality of math and science. If you have a hard brain teaser, I'd love to help...
Education & Certification
National Technical Univercity GR - Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering
Johns Hopkins University - Masters, Chemical Engineering
Jacob: Washington DC Physics tutor
Certified Physics Tutor in Washington, DC
...Chemistry. I worked as an Organic Chemistry Lab TA, helping the professor grade student's work, answering their questions, and supervising them during lab to make sure everything ran smoothly. After graduating from university, I joined the Peace Corps. For two years I taught English as a Foreign Language, working with large classes. I was responsible for creating lesson plans tailored to a variety of student levels and topics. Throughout my academic career I consistently maintained...
Education & Certification
St. Mary's College of Maryland - Bachelor in Arts, Biology, General
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Washington DC Physics Tutoring FAQ
If you have a student who is currently taking physics courses who you think could benefit from some extra study help, contact Varsity Tutors to be connected with excellent Washington DC physics tutors.
Physics is the science of matter, motion, and energy. Concepts a student learns from the study of physics are important in a variety of different fields, from engineering to medicine to business. Physics examines concepts that are both tangible and abstract, and often students can have a real affinity for certain aspects of physics while struggling with others. We can assist you in getting connected with a dedicated private instructor who can help your student with any and all of the concepts associated with the study of physics.
How is Washington DC physics tutoring different from classroom learning?
In a traditional classroom setting, the teacher is responsible for covering a great deal of material and doesn't always have a lot of time to do it. So that they are able to get to everything, the teacher will often follow a set curriculum, with certain times allotted to certain subject matter, key concepts, and so on. To get through their curriculum, they may have to move at a fairly steady pace.
For a student who is already familiar and comfortable with the material, this may not pose any problems. For students who are struggling, though, it can feel like they are being left behind. Working with Washington DC physics tutors, your student can spend the time they need to on the material so that they don't have to feel like they are always trying to catch up to the rest of the class.
Early on in your student's Washington DC physics tutoring sessions, their tutor can take the time to assess their learning preferences. Once they have a sense of what sorts of approaches will work best for your student, the tutor can plan their curriculum accordingly.
For example, if your student responds well to listening to short lectures and then relaying the information back in their own words, then their tutor can take a Socratic approach as they discuss the theories that underpin things like kinematics and dynamic forces.
Or, if your student is more of a visual learner, they might use colorful charts and diagrams to illustrate the Laws of Thermodynamics. When a student is free to study according to their preferred learning style, they can gain more than just a surface understanding of the material and can be better prepared to recall it when they are called upon to do so.
When it comes to studying physics, some students are going to have an easier time grasping the more hands-on, observable things, like mechanics. Others might more naturally grasp some of the more theoretical or abstract concepts.
With Washington DC physics tutors, your student can put their focus where they need it. If they understand something already, they can skim over it, or skip it altogether. If there are concepts that they find challenging, their tutor can spend more time during sessions on those. By targeting the areas that your student really needs, study time can become more efficient, and effective.
What are the benefits of having my student study with Washington DC physics tutors near me?
The individualized attention that your student gets from their instructor is probably the most significant benefit of Washington DC physics tutoring. Study sessions can be geared toward what your student needs, and can be designed with their learning preferences in mind. That individualized focus means that sessions can be responsive to your student's changing needs as well.
At the beginning of their sessions, the tutor may determine that their time would be best spent studying laws of motion. But, as sessions progress, they may find that your student is picking up the principle theories pretty quickly. Seeing this, their tutor can decide to move on to something more challenging, like electromagnetic waves, for example.
When your student works with Washington DC physics tutors, they work one-on-one with a professional instructor on a regular basis. As your student spends more time with their tutor, a rapport can develop between them. Sessions can feel like they are happening in a comfortable learning space, and your student can become more relaxed as they approach the material.
When a student is struggling with a subject, they can grow uncomfortable when they have to engage with it, and that discomfort can compound their struggles, and so on. It's a vicious circle. But if they are able to study in a more relaxed and comfortable environment, they can become more comfortable with the material, and take steps towards breaking that cycle.
Because Washington DC physics tutoring sessions are face-to-face, your student is able to ask questions immediately, and their tutor can answer them immediately as well. Physics is a broad field of study, and though many of the subjects that are covered under the physics umbrella may seem to be separate from one another, there is actually a lot of interconnectedness between them.
That means that misunderstanding something in one area can affect how a student does somewhere else. Working with a private instructor means that your student has someone who can catch those little misconceptions early on, and address them before it spreads to other areas.
How can I fit Washington DC physics tutoring into my student's schedule?
Life can get very busy when you have a student in school. With everything you have to do in a day, work, school pick-up, extracurriculars, it can be difficult to find time for study sessions amongst all that. That's why Varsity Tutors tries to make it as convenient as possible for you to connect with the best Washington DC physics tutors for your student's needs. Sessions are available either online or in-person, with the same great quality of instruction whichever option you choose.
The online option does have the benefit of added convenience. Washington DC physics tutoring sessions are facilitated through our Live Learning Platform, so your student can log on from anywhere there is a reliable internet connection. The platform also boasts several exciting learning tools such as video chat, a shared document editor, and a virtual whiteboard.
The video chat function enables face-to-face interaction between your student and Washington DC physics tutors, which allows for meaningful back and forth between student and instructor. The shared document editor can be used by the tutor to respond in real-time as your student works through test questions designed to help them better understand topics like atomic and chemical physics.
With the virtual whiteboard, an instructor might illustrate ideas behind things like electromagnetic waves, or the behavior of subatomic particles. Additionally, every tutoring session is recorded, and each of those recordings can be a resource you and your student can use if you ever want to go back and any topics that may have been covered earlier on.
Thanks to the Live Learning Platform, your student can attend from anywhere, which means you don't have to worry about the commute. If you want your student to work from the comfort of home, they can certainly do that. If they need someplace a little more distraction-free, they might decide to work from a nearby library, like the Georgetown Public Library, or Mt Pleasant Library, for example.
How can I get started with Washington DC physics tutors near me?
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