Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Washington DC

...the basics of Java (a programming language). While I am open to tutoring a wide range of subjects, I am most passionate about computer science, math, and economics. Through tutoring, and being tutored myself, I have learned that enthusiasm, patience, time management, and relatability are some of the most important qualities of a successful tutoring session. I hope to incorporate these qualities to make every tutoring session a comfortable environment to learn, ask questions, and...

...a math tutor and sharing my excitement for the subject with others! Whether I'm helping a prospective student with homework, test preparation, or solving practice problems, I will do my best to improve the student's overall understanding of the topic through patience and effective communication skills. My step-by-step approach to problem solving is key to identifying and correcting any source of confusion that can disrupt the student's progress in the classroom. My background in tutoring...

...age groups, especially in elementary through early high school math, and I've found joy in helping them break down difficult concepts into simpler, more manageable steps. My tutoring style focuses on patience, encouragement, and making math feel approachable. I believe in guiding students to discover answers on their own through critical thinking and repetition, which helps boost long-term understanding and retention. Whether it's fractions, pre-algebra, or geometry, I make sure each student feels heard, supported,...

...I plan to teach secondary Math in DC beginning with the 2014 - 2015 school year. I have been tutoring all through High School and College in an extremely wide range of subjects in Math. From Algebra I to higher level college Math, I am always excited to help students learn to love the Math they are studying and gain confidence in their abilities. I would hope that, in addition to getting the right answer,...

I have a BBA from Temple University. I am currently studying to become a Property and Casualty Actuary. Primarily, I work with students on the SAT or any math course. I have helped well over 1000 students do well on the SAT test, and I am knowledgeable about the best tricks and shortcuts to get the most amount of points in the least amount of time. Outside of this, I enjoy traveling, cooking, and video games.

...get fairly complicated, so I decided to study to become a Certified Financial Planner, in order to manage my personal finances. I went through the College for Financial Planning's program in near record time and passed the CFP Board Exam on my first attempt in 1998. In order to better understand our tax code, I became an Enrolled Agent in 2011. In 2016, I passed the FINRA Series 6 and 63 securities license exams and,...

...all learn and finding out how best to maximize our potential for success. I am primarily a science tutor focusing on Earth & Space Sciences as well as Physics and other math-oriented post-secondary level courses with a deep passion for Astronomy & Astrophysics as it is a wonderful window into the history of the cosmos, how it works, and how we got here. In my spare time I enjoy sewing and historical reenactment.

...pursuing my high school and college degrees. I have worked with high school students to study prealgebra, algebra, geometry, and calculus. I have experience working with homeschool students in all required high school subjects based on the state's curriculum requirements, so I am very familiar with the wide range of classes available to students these days, as well as the challenges that come with them. I am also currently teaching English online and continuing private...

...TA for multivariable calculus. I particularly love teaching math at every level, but I also am excited to share my expertise in the sciences that I have acquired in my pre-medical coursework as well as in preparing for the MCAT exam. My teaching philosophy centers around flexibility; everyone learns differently, and I aim to develop individualized teaching plans for each and every student. Outside of the classroom, I am an avid reader, runner, and yogi....

I'm a Maryland native who loves good music, dramatic movies, and travel. Another one of my favorite things is working with students from all walks of life; I've been happily tutoring and mentoring for more than four years. I practice student-centered tutoring, which means I like to spend a little more time in the beginning trying out various learning techniques (written, oral, movement-based) to discover which best helps my student succeed.

...since I got my Bachelor's Degree, including during my time at JHU, in subjects ranging from basic arithmetic to differential equations. My teaching philosophy is "math is easy"; my goal is to make sure you understand why math is intuitive and natural, so that it's easy for you, too. In my spare time, I like to to solve math puzzles (yeah, I know I'm a nerd), play video games and board games, and watch anime.

...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 / teacher and students and the comfort level of a student are vital to developing confidence and success. My personal interests include sports (as a fan, player, and coach), photography (I taught an enrichment course in b/w photography for several years), marine biology (have taught...

...test prep. These experiences have allowed me to tutor a variety of students, refining my own teaching skills in the process. I am a big proponent of building strong content foundations for students, allowing them to master prerequisite skills before advancing to rigorous topics. This strategy allows for a steady progression in overall learning and minimizes burnout. I am most comfortable teaching Chemistry, Biology, Algebra, and Calculus, but am willing to venture into other subjects...

...and I led a literature review for a dance neuroscience 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...

...administration experience. I have taught primarily middle and high school students, particularly students with special needs. I hold a PhD in Special Education and I utilize my experience as a special educator to adapt to the teaching needs and learning styles and abilities of my students, which gives them a tailored and therefore more rewarding learning experience. I like knowing that I have helped someone achieve and succeed by encouraging them and supporting them.

...Civil Engineering. I started my Master's in Clinical Psychology at Murray State University in Murray Kentucky in 2013. I am currently taking a break for financial reasons. My tutoring experience includes volunteering to help middle school students with math, reading, and writing. I have also tutored my peers during my undergraduate and graduate school years. Subjects that I tutor include reading and writing of all levels. I also feel comfortable helping with elementary school and...

...and New Jersey of Institute of Technology. I received my Masters of Public Health with a concentration in Biostatistics and a Bachelors of Science in Engineering Science. I have over fifteen years of tutoring. I have been tutoring since high school. I love it when my student have the."aha" moment, then they will truly connect with the material.I love to cook, sing and run. I would love to run a 10k on day

...Master's degree (MSM) with University of Maryland University College (UMUC) in Financial Management. I have 10 years of tutoring experience dating back to junior year of high school. My primary area of tutoring is Mathematics, which I have loved since a young age and excelled in classes throughout middle-school, high-school, and college years. I love Math because (1) I comprehend it well (2) I enjoy teaching it to others, and (3) I find that being...

...in those disciplines, I am most passionate about Computer Programming and Data Science, as I use these subjects in my own research as a grad student and write about them on my Medium blog. I have worked with several college and grad students, and have found a lot of success with active learning. I am a big proponent of scientific communication, and am passionate about making math and science accessible to all.

...majoring in Neurobiology and Physiology, and minoring in Mathematics. I've tutored elementary school students in basic science with a professor from the Chemistry department, as well as high school students in Algebra 1 at the University of Maryland. My favorite subjects to teach are Math and Chemistry. My teaching philosophy is to strengthen my student's basic understanding of subjects and get them to understand the topic rather than just memorize (which unfortunately is how most...