Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...and experience teaching coding, I'm passionate about helping students unlock their potential through technology. I've taught Python, C++, Scratch, and web development using project-based, hands-on methods tailored to each learner's needs. I earned my BSc from AASTU University and have worked as a SQL developer, using tools like SSIS, SSRS, and Power BI. My technical expertise allows me to tutor programming, computer science, and math with real-world relevance. I enjoy helping students build confidence through...

...variety of subjects and grades, but I particularly enjoy getting to teach and develop the close-reading skills of my students. Close-reading, critical analysis, and clear writing are the foundations for any ELA, history, or social science class. Those are also some of the hardest skills to learn in a classroom setting. With our one-on-one time I'm able to get my students to more deeply and personally engage with the material, ultimately resulting in a richer...

...tutored students in both math and science, with most of this experience in physics, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. I have spent several years coaching students for MathCounts, math meets, and other competitions. I enjoy teaching and tutoring math and science, trying to make both subjects relatable, understandable, useful, and fun. I enjoy working through challenging problems and trying to pass along that enthusiasm to students. I think that the connections between a tutor /...

My goal is to help you succeed academically. I believe that the best way to do this is to pay close attention to your unique strengths, weaknesses, and objectives, and to then tailor an approach that makes sense given your specific context. No two students are exactly alike, and I strive to embody this understanding.

...verbs, Ive always had a passion for learning and understanding. My experience as a dedicated student with a knack for learning made me want to put my skills to good use by becoming an academic tutor. I started in high school as a peer mentor and weekly tutor for students struggling with learning Spanish, and since then Ive continued by tutoring at Princetons McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning. My experiences at McGraw helped me...

...students to improve their academic skills in a multifaceted manner, through the six step process that I've perfected through nearly two years of one-on-one experience with clients of all age brackets. The first is identification, where students are given an interactive set of learning exercises and it's determined whether they're visual, auditory, verbal, sequential, kinesthetic, repetitive, or combination learners. Next, we have exposure, where the learning material is presented in a way the student will...

...experience enable me to simplify complex subjects in an approachable and exciting way. I have experience with kids of various ages and adapt my teaching methods to meet each student's unique needs. My goal is to provide students with a solid conceptual foundation, enabling them to take on challenges independently and boldly. My approach is focused on patience, clarity, and encouragement to ensure that students not only improve their academic performance but also take a...

...school and continued while I studied/practiced engineering for more than 10 years. I am still enjoying with math and would like to help future generations in their math subjects. l try to make each question to a student practical because I used the math in engineering field in very practical way. It is very enjoyable and honors me to see a student who learning math and taking everyday new step toward his bright future.

...project, offering guidance and next steps to fellow research assistants. While I tutor a wide range of subjects including English, Writing, and Math. I especially enjoy SAT prep and College Application Essay review. Not long ago, I was in my students' shoes, navigating the stressful college admissions process. A mentor helped me see the crafting of my application as not just as a task, but as a meaningful act of self-reflection. I now love helping...

...I worked at the National Institute of Mental Health to study Schizophrenia, a disease of the brain that affects and debilitates many patients across the globe. Currently, I am a medical student in DC. I like exploring new cities, hiking, or trying new food and cuisines. During the winter, I love to snowboard. I am very excited to join Varsity Tutors to help you succeed in your educational journey. Hope to meet some of you!

I have a Ph.D. in applied mathematics and more than twenty years of experience teaching in college, high school, and afterschool programs. I have taught Algebra 1, 2, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB/BC, Linear Algebra, and standardized test prep such as SAT, ACT, etc. Teaching is my passion; my teaching philosophy is improving students' grades by building students' confidence.

...able to succeed and then go on to do amazing things. Tutoring allows me to connect with students and help them learn new skills that would be useful in their future careers. I believe that this type of work is important because it creates opportunities for growth and helps students develop their potential. I love working with students because I get to see them grow and change over time. I have always been fascinated by...

I tutored my first student almost ten years ago, and I enjoy working with all age brackets! My specialties are Math and Writing, but I have experience in just about everything.

...Mawr College with a degree in Anthropology and a concentration in dance. The majority of my experience has been helping young students at the elementary and middle school levels to enhance their reading, writing, and researching skills, but my passion to help students achieve their potential in any subject applies to individuals of all ages and levels. It is rewarding for me to help students approach difficult concepts and rebuild their confidence in subjects while...

As someone who loves math and currently majoring in it at the University of Maryland, it is my goal to make others love math as much as I do! The number one step to loving math is understanding it. Anything I can do to help others understand math and enjoy it is time well spent.

...and wanted to continue to share my love of math with students who didn't feel the same passion for it. I worked with another tutoring program in college and worked with 9th grade students tutoring mostly in Algebra 1. Forming a relationship with these students was very fulfilling and I began interning for those tutoring programs so I could do the behind the scenes work. After college, I entered into a competitive teaching program called...

...to help students at all levels to improve their self-confidence and learn to love Math. I think guiding them to the answer is the most useful way to learn. During my lessons, I usually use prompting questions to help students understand the steps they must take to solve problems on their own. Because of my background, I can quickly diagnose weakness in the areas of math and time management, and I can help them through...

...I've worked as an analyst in the housing finance field. I'm passionate about teaching economics and statistics to students in an intuitive, understandable way that helps them not only understand the material for class, but be able to apply the material to the world around them. Outside of economics and statistics, I can also tutor for social sciences, math, and reading/writing. When I'm not at work or tutoring, I enjoy watching baseball and playing in...

...University. Math has always been more than just numbers to meit's the language of problem-solving and innovation. As a valedictorian and a former intern at Meta, I've learned to approach challenges with creativity and precision, and I'm passionate about helping students not only improve their math skills but also find excitement in the subject. Whether you're struggling with the basics or aiming to sharpen your skills, I'm here to guide you every step of the...

...hard for them to relate to students who don't grasp the material as well. Having completed most upper level science and math coursework, in addition to my medical school courses, I know just how hard they can be and they certainly did not come to me naturally. I had to work extremely hard to grasp many of the concepts but I eventually came up with strategies to tackle the material. Having struggled myself, I honestly...