Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Gaithersburg, MD

...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 to get to know me better, don't hesitate...

I am a Business Information Technology student at Virginia Tech. I have been an undergraduate teaching assistant for Introduction to Computational Thinking for three years. I am seeking to gain further experience in teaching and hope to make a positive impact.

...another in Business with an emphasis in Analytics and Decision Sciences. I attended Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville, Illinois and Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond Virginia. I love to tutor Algebra 1 and 2 and also Business Calculus and Statistics. I truly enjoy the applications of these subjects in daily life, thus, I am able...

...to tutor are Biology and Biochemistry because I find it fascinating how everything on the planet, from the smallest molecule to the largest organism, is in some way connected to, and affected by, each other; I love understanding how and why those interactions work. I believe that every student is an individual who learns differently...

...from Cornell University and an MS in Engineering Management from Widener University. I am a registered Professional Engineer, licensed to practice in New York State. During my career, I have worked as an engineer for the Navy and for private industry, as an energy lobbyist, and a math teacher. I have worked for large, multi-national...

...environmental studies. As a student-tutor I enjoyed helping student grapple with difficult concepts and enjoyed watching them succeed. While I have a broad interest in economics and statistics, I particularly enjoy macro-economics and monetary theory. I hope to one day teach at the university level. In addition, I enjoy reading literature, running, biking, and cooking...

My name is Vinitha. I am an IT developer by profession, an Electrical and Electronics Engineer - MBA HR by education, and a tutor by passion. While Math, Computer Programming, and Physics are my core strengths, I also excel in tutoring other Engineering subjects. I help my students "understand" the subject and "remember" it.

...to steer them away from. I believe a better understanding can be reached by clearly showing how topics grow and expand into the next one. Students build more confidence and mathematical ability from this sort of ground-up understanding. I love the interconnected nature of mathematics and I try to share that with them.

...not studying for exams or working as a tutor, I like to play the guitar and watch my favorite shows (Downton Abbey, Gilmore Girls, Archer). It is always healthy to unwind and pursue the extracurricular activities you most enjoy. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to working with you!... Every student can master subject material! Together, we can commit principles to memory by talking through concepts in an understandable way. Even reviewing...

...a theoretical physicist with a passion for teaching. I want to make students enthusiastic about physics and math. I believe physics should not be boring. I like to relate the lessons to something from the students' own experiences. It helps them to be motivated and have a clear understanding of the lesson topic.

...teaching philosophy. I have worked with hundreds of students, and each one has had their own unique academic strengths and struggles. I believe tutoring is inherently about building a relationship of trust and respect with my students so that we can work together to strengthen the strengthens, and work to improve any weaknesses. I am...

...for solving a problem. I generally default to having students work through the problem with guidance, but I am happy to change my style to what works best for the student. Outside of academia, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, finding new restaurants and cafes, and reading fantasy and sci-fi series.

...also tutor in physics. I've tutored and taught students both online and offline ever 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...

...knowledge and therefore I am eager to help out younger students who may be struggling with a myriad of subjects. I have worked with kids aged 3 - 16 before (with gymnastics coaching and the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization), and I am very willing to share my previous academic experience and put all of...

...in Biochemistry at St. Mary's college of Maryland and in the Fall I will be starting a PhD in Neuroscience at Vanderbilt University. I have spent 3 years in different research labs, doing work ranging from behavioral neuroscience to synthetic medicinal chemistry. My work has been presented at national conferences in both neuroscience and chemistry.

...prepare in their personal study time. Generally, when students have difficulty with problems I prefer to have them work them for themselves and talk them through any stumbles they may have. I find this aids retention better than simply having them observe me doing the problems for them. I work with students at all levels...

...of personalities, ages, learning styles, and learning levels! I am very thorough, I get to know my students and their individual needs, and perhaps most importantly I make learning FUN! Outside of tutoring/ academia I am a professional photographer, I love doing yoga, hiking, camping and being outside, creative projects, and spending time with family...

...the social sciences. I received my PhD in political science in 2011 with a specialization in American politics and research methods. Throughout graduate school, I taught my own courses in addition to working as a teaching and research assistant. Currently, I work as an education research analyst for the U.S. Department of Education. I also...

...for the field with those around me. The field of psychology is so vast and expansive that most people aren't familiar with what it is psychologists actually do. That's when it hit me, I shouldn't evade questions about psychology, I should embrace them. Now, when confronted about my choice of major, I am afforded the...

...interactions with my host family and Argentine friends. While studying business, I found a passion for entrepreneurship through the Skandalaris Internship Program, in which students work with ventures in St. Louis and travel to different entrepreneurship hubs in the city to meet the founders and hear their stories. I have pursued my love for writing...