Award-Winning Python Tutors in Alexandria, VA

...data manipulation (pandas, numpy, etc) - Parallelism and Concurrency Quick background on me: I have a graduate Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Chicago, and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Boston University. I am currently pursuing a Master's in Cloud Computing from Campbellsville University. I have close to two years of work experience at a health-tech startup Beats Health, where I was a software engineer as well as a founding...

I am a graduate of Covenant College. I have a BA in Math and Computer Science, as well as graduate level math experience at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I have experience tutoring a wide range of students across several subjects, but I am most passionate about Math and Computer Science.

...College, and I love helping people achieve their goals. I am originally from McLean, VA, and I attended Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C. At Harvard, I study Earth and Planetary Sciences with a minor in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology. I am also a John Harvard Scholar, and I am passionate about the climate and how it is affecting ecosystems. I really enjoy teaching and interacting with everyone, and I am especially passionate about maths...

I am a senior at James Madison University. Currently majoring in Physics, and minoring in Computer Science, Math, and Robotics. I like to spread knowledge!

...as for universities, ranging from introductory programming up through graduate level courses like systems administration. We can cover pretty much any technical topic you would like: - intro programming in a language of your choice - algorithms and data structures - computer architecture - discrete mathematics and proofs - operating systems - encryption/decryption - computer and network security Given the complexity of some of these topics, I will often ask if you would like me...

...experts in what I struggled to understand while I was a student. I know exactly the difficulties a student can face in each of the undergraduate level courses, I have 12 years of experience tutoring 1 on 1 and teaching large classes. I have taught all the undergraduate level courses in Mathematics and Statistics. In addition I have a fair experience teaching Grade 6,7 and 8 students. I love teaching and learning, I still learn...

...to teach, motivate and inspire every learner I encounter. I take every opportunity I get to learn something new and share that information with as many people as possible. Life is full of many challenges and lessons that I've been able to learn and grow from. With each new day comes new strengths and new thoughts. I take advantage of it and the opportunity to become better than I was the day before.

...teacher. I spent the past 6 months as a lead teacher for an 11th grade Algebra II class. I lead tutoring with a group called RISE DC every Wednesday during lunch and was able to get many of my students passing through this one-on-one work. I taught almost 200 students, many of whom had IEPs and I found that overseeing that many students was simply too much for me, but I learned many new skills...

...everything and I hope to learn as much as my students throughout our sessions. I believe curiosity precedes all learning. I work best with motivated students that ask lots of questions and are genuinely interested in the subject, not for a grade or GPA, but to solve problems. Therefore, my teaching style is driven by problem solving. As we work on assignments together, I will often expand on concepts required for completing the assignment. However,...

...PhD in Computational Genetics and spend my life researching the genetic basis of diseases. In fact I am currently in a research lab on campus and I am developing a computational model of cancer to better understand how it works. I have also spent my summer at the Jackson Laboratory in Maine researching the genetic basis of migraines. I am a HUGE fan of science! I spend my morning reading articles about new scientific discoveries...

...is being able to break complex ideas down into their constituent parts, and I like to plan sessions ahead of time so that our sessions can be as organized and rewarding as possible. I believe in making tests feel more like games than like exams, and to do this, I focus on testing strategy, which has proved successful for me during my SAT and graduate level exams. In addition to my background in test prep,...

...our education system. Due to my own experiences and difficulties, I have a unique perspective on mathematics which has made me a better thinker and compassionate educator. I always encourage my students to ask questions about what I teach, and likewise educate me as well. I teach by example and I believe that students learn to be better thinkers when presented with an environment that values what they have to offer as much as what...

...University. I enjoy working with students, and can tutor in a broad range of subjects. In my experience, I've been able to help many struggling students prepare for their standardized tests and school exams by teaching them valuable study methods and breaking down the questions until they are able to grasp a deep understanding of the subject. Not only do we make outstanding improvements, but we are able to have fun and make discoveries through...

My Goal as in instructor is to help children and individuals to think critically and strategically.

My goal in life is help others as much as I can. This is why I tutor and why I give it my when I do. My major is Computer Science and I hope that with the skills this degree provides I advance society as much as I can.

My goal as a tutor is to make sure that those students I work with grow in confidence and skill. I want all of my students to gain not just an understanding, but a mastery of the subjects they are struggling with. Going from a point where they feel behind to a point where they can lead their peers moving forward.

...a firm believer that anyone can learn anything with the right guidance, motivation, and effort. My favorite education technique is the socratic method--guiding a student to answers through asking questions. I find this technique is so useful because it leads students answers rather than just offering them. My number one goal is helping students succeed. Whether they are looking to push their grade from an A- to an A or simply complete a required course,...

...have been studying it since I was in the 7th grade. Spanish provides endless learning, thanks to its many cultures and countries. I can also offer help for most law school related courses. I believe that the best learning occurs when one is truly interested in a topic. As such, I find fun ways to get my students interested in topics, whether it's through news articles or games. In my free time, I like to...

...helped students in Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Biology, and Chemistry. I have continued my passion for helping students through the Cornell organization EYES, encouraging young engineers and scientists, where we visit local elementary schools to provide science lessons and experiments. My tutoring style includes coming up with different tactics that are specific to the student that will best help them learn the material. When I have free time, I enjoy traveling, singing, playing my guitar,...

I have a strong academic background(MS, George Washington University) in computer science and am experienced in teaching programming language(Graduate Teaching Assistant, George Mason University). I am also experienced in all math subjects after grade 8.