Award-Winning Psychology Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...others, I specialize in tutoring Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, English, Psychology, and Arabic. I enjoy breaking down complex concepts into approachable ideas, helping students develop confidence and critical thinking skills. My teaching philosophy centers on tailoring each session to the student's unique learning style, fostering a supportive environment where they feel encouraged to ask questions and engage actively. Currently pursuing my undergraduate degree in biochemistry and molecular biology, I bring a strong foundation in the sciences...

...Canada, studying International Development and Economics but during the summer I'm located in Silver Spring, Maryland. In high school I completed an International Baccalaureate diploma along with several AP classes. In my free time I love to draw, paint, and read. Currently I'm exploring environmental education through an internship with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. I'm a visual learner myself and am strong in the humanities and writing!If you have any questions or would like...

...University College of Medicine. I attended Stony Brook University in New York for undergraduate education, with a major in Health Sciences. For this reason, I specialize in tutoring mathematics and the sciences--both social and physical. I've acted as a mentor, teacher, teaching assistant, and tutor in the past and hope to pursue a career in academic medicine after getting my medical degree. I truly enjoy teaching and imparting wisdom onto others. My teaching approach is...

...of education with honors from Trinity University of Washington, D.C., I have been an educator throughout Maryland for 20 years. Having the opportunity to instruct students of all ages, grades content and learning disabilities has provided me with much knowledge and skills I am now able to bring to my tutoring sessions. A passion of mine is to assist children with their reading, writing and math skills. In addition, I enjoy tutoring students with their...

I am a current Philosophy student in the Honors Program at George Washington University. From 1st through 12th grade, I was homeschooled; as a result, I believe I have a unique perspective on learning. I am excited to share this perspective with you!

...school, with an undergraduate dual degree in biology and psychology. I have a number of experiences tutoring students from elementary school to adult learners in subjects ranging from algebra and organic chemistry to microeconomics and sociology. A lifelong commitment to learning has led me to pursue tutoring jobs or positions for the past 9 years. Even while I tutor a large range of disciplines, I especially like preparing students for the MCAT (in the past...

...an undergraduate senior at George Washington University. I am currently double-majoring in Psychological & Brain Sciences and Criminal Justice. While I have a background in tutoring a variety of subjects, I do have a soft spot for psychology, sociology, and the humanities. I enjoy tutoring because it is a great opportunity for me to learn along with students. Being able to adapt how I teach in order to provide the best support for each student...

...been my main motto for as long as I can remember. I absolutely love teaching and will push you to your full capability, never letting "give up" exist as an option. From public speaking and debate to math and test prep, I have experience teaching in many fields and will be more than happy to help you reach your goals! With fun breaks in between, our study sessions will be productive and enjoyable. You will...

...at George Washington University. This program emphasizes not just philosophy but also political science, history, and an array of other areas. In my undergraduate studies, I pursued English literature. My interests and diverse and my teaching style is dynamic, flexible, and fun. I try to encourage students to draw their own conclusions and their own approaches to the material, and help them develop not just proficiency but an actual interest in the material itself. In...

...I am currently a computer science major at Vanderbilt University. I have five years of tutoring experience in topics including pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, Hebrew, Torah, Jewish studies, and high school physics. I love tutoring any math related subjects and making sure it is fun and engaging for the student. I believe that no two students learn the same so I cater my lessons to their unique needs. We will work together to make our...

...Biology with a double minor in Psychology and Chemistry. I am aspiring to attain an MD-PhD and become a physician-scientist. I have always had a niche for ensuring those around me could understand what I understood even if that meant looking at everything from a different angle. My primary tutoring experiences have been with peers in some of my more difficult classes or more frequently helping my nephews/nieces with homework ensuring they can perform well...

I am a biology and psychology recent graduate (Bachelor's) who is also fluent in Spanish. I would love to teach all these subjects! I have two year's teaching experience as well, and I want to help others succeed and learn as much as I can.

...University. I received a Bachelor's of Science in Health Sciences with a minor in Musical Theatre. I am heading to George Washington University to get my doctorate in Occupational Therapy in the fall. I started my own tutoring business when I was 12 and kept it going until I graduated high school, so I really love tutoring and helping others. My favorite subject in school was math, and I love helping others understand it as...

...my parents foster a profound belief that a good education was crucial to your future. Since then, I have tried to encourage other students to strive for academic achievement. I graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. I also received my TEFL certificate in 2012. I have taught English in South Korea for two years at an after-school academy. Since then I have also taught debate and juvenile justice...

...Maryland. I am currently studying secondary education, and exploring the possibility of either teaching math or social studies. I am passionate about education, and I want to some day become a teacher because I feel that teachers (and tutors) can make such an important difference in people's lives. While I may be young, I have a great deal of tutoring experience through a program at my high school, the Teacher Academy of Maryland. In this...

...Chemistry & Classical Civilization Dual Minor. I'm the founder of a non-profit organization (2017) called Mentoring Youth & Teens' Health (MYTH) geared towards mental health awareness and youth development. I've also served as an undergraduate researcher for 4 years from Howard University to MIT to UCLA research experiences. I've represented my country and school on the national and international level via conferences and research presentations. I'm a Forbes Under 30 Scholar and a fellow at...

...define what is successful for my students, I always adhere to how they define their own success. As far as I'm concerned, we're a team, and I'm happy to do what it takes to help them meet their goals. As a graduate of Sewickley Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio, I currently possess a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. I am currently attending Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore in pursuit of...

I strive to help both struggling and ambitious students in a way that is tailored, effective, and efficient.

...like making what you are studying applicable helps you understand what you are trying to learn. It also makes it fun because it makes it more real instead of just reading it on a textbook page. I was also recently a TA/graduate assistant and took that opportunity to make lectures fun and engaging, and my students had a blast! By day, I work in the US Government in human service policy (and anything I do...

...in Prince George's County Public School System for 6 years. I had the opportunity to work at both ends of the proverbial elementary spectrum. In fourth grade, I taught 9-and-10-year-olds science and math and as a kindergarten teacher I focused mostly on teaching children to read and basic mathematics. These very different experiences have provided me with a deeper, more meaningful understanding of what students need to be successful both academically and socially at different...