Award-Winning Social Studies Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...taught a variety of grade levels ranging from Prekindergarten through 12th grade over my teaching career. I love teaching language and culture, and have taught all levels of Spanish ranging from introductory through AP Spanish. Besides teaching, I love home design and also work in real estate. My husband is Peruvian and we are a bilingual family. My four kids all speak both English and Spanish and love to travel to their father's homeland.

Rower, US Commerce Department worker, and word lover engaging superior writing, reading, analysis, and speaking skills to maximize students' capacities to excel in these areas. Easygoing and encouraging personality and specific life goal-focused tutoring provide students with rigorous and absorbing learning experience carrying them to amplified academic accomplishments!

...tutoring for three years. In high school, I used targeted revision and developed a foolproof essay structure to get top marks in History, Politics and English Literature. My degree, with a focus on medieval topics, involved analyzing literature, history and languages. I am happy to tutor in any of these subjects and share my interest in the discovery and debates around them with students! Having learned French and German to fluency in and after high...

...graduate students preparing for entrance exams. My approach to teaching is to be collaborative and thorough. I always appreciated teachers who broke things down into simple pieces, explained things in a methodical manner, and never made me feel bad for not understanding right away. So I hope to do the same with all my students. At the end of the day, I aim to help all my students achieve their objectives. I'm a graduate from...

...sophomore English literature and writing for three years. I love teaching and tutoring English literature, especially the challenge of exciting a student's interest in something they never thought they would like (one of my proudest achievements is getting young male students to enjoy writing about Jane Austen). As a teacher though, I became most passionate about supporting students to develop their writing and essay skills so that they could reach their full potential and truly...

...with a potential minor in Linguistics. As a high schooler, I participated in a service trip to Jamaica to teach math, English, and biology to pre-K through middle school students. At my high school, I tutored beginning Latin, peer-reviewed papers, and worked as the costume supervisor for several productions. For two summers, I had a costume internship at the Sitar Arts Center and worked with six- to seventeen-year-olds. In my spare time, I read, kayak,...

...and I loved the city so much that I decided to stay and attend law school at George Washington University Law School. I have always loved learning. I received my undergraduate degree in History and my minor in Political Science. I have experience tutoring fellow students while in undergrad and helping them in math, history, writing, and literature (reading comprehension). I really enjoy working with someone on a project and helping them get to that...

...tutoring students of all ages in a variety of subjects, including test preparation. To me, there is nothing more rewarding than mastering a new concept, and my goal is to help you achieve self-confidence in your test taking abilities through practice and hard work. I believe that many test-takers waste time on skills theyve already mastered and dont focus enough on areas of difficulty. My approach is to pinpoint the concepts and problems that you...

...at University of Maryland's Honors College 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...

...the way they explain our everyday lives. Gravity? That can be explained by physics. Your computer? Physics. Everyone has their own unique teaching style and mine is to take an approach that is catered to the student, so I like to ask the student what they feel they need the most assistance on. My goal is to help them on what they believe they are struggling on, but also to help them on what I...

My name is Mudit and I am a Pharm.D. trained tutor along with with a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology with a minor in Leadership Studies. My skillset offers a well-rounded array of tutoring and mentorship experiences throughout both my educational and professional career! I am here to help you succeed!

...I have taught undergraduate history courses and worked as an education specialist for a local museum. My teaching philosophy is to enhance students' strengths and give them the tools to help them overcome the challenges they may encounter. I have a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication and an MA in Pan African Studies. I'm currently a PhD student studying history. I enjoy tutoring students in history, English, writing, and social studies.

...place out of second grade. (She did.) I was lucky to come from a highly academic family that emphasized education. I loved learning so much, I wanted to always be surrounded by people who were learning, too. Tutoring is my way of scratching that itch now that I'm not in school. I want to understand the way YOU learn and help you do it. I attended the University of Iowa on a full, merit-based scholarship,...

Hi, my name is Reilly White! I am a sophomore at University of Wisconsin-Madison, and I am studying English Literature and International Studies with a Global Peace and Security Concentration. My areas of expertise are English reading, writing, and history.

...in applying writing to the working world. During my academic career I was recognized with several awards, fellowships, and scholarships that acknowledged my achievement and dedication. But it was not always so. Truth be told, I struggled greatly through high school. This path taught me, on a personal level, that not every student learns the same way. Therefore, my approach to teaching and tutoring is centered around uncovering the unique challenges each student faces, and...

...with students on admissions essays and general homework help. I come from a suburban town near Houston, Texas, where I attended an international studies high school and gained tutoring experience through working and volunteering. I have worked as an assistant teacher for ESL (English as a Second Language) and volunteered as a tutor in both regular and AP subjects throughout my high school years. I have a BA in International Studies, with a minor in...

...ways to break down complex passages in standardized testing, and is an invaluable skill for any profession. The best learning comes from finding your passion and relating that passion to subjects you may not necessarily like at first. I find that students who are interested in the content of material are able to pick up high level skills very quickly, and are motivated to think about learning in their free time. For that reason, I...

...is capable of taking care of herself, she is okay being by herself but that doesn't mean she doesn't welcome company. Magdanikka is hard working. She pushes herself to take the most rigorous course her school has to offer, she puts 100% in every club and extracurricular activity she joins, she will not sleep until her work is done, but that does not mean she doesn't crack under all the stress sometimes. Magdanikka is loyal...

...interests in Math and Business growing up (and being a 3rd generation accountant!), led me to pursue my degree. The R.H. Smith School of Business at UMD has a nationally accredited accounting program. To obtain my degree, I was required to prove mastery of math through Calculus I, Accounting through advanced topics, and at least an intermediate knowledge of Economics. Immediately after graduating, I began working at a public accounting firm, within walking distance of...

...in May of 2017. I then worked as a research assistant at the University of Chicago. In college, I loved sharing the knowledge and material that I learned over the course of my schooling. As an undergrad, I worked as a teaching assistant under the supervision of a professor and a graduate student. As a tutor I plan to give my best effort to spur student interest and construct an engaging learning environment.