Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Arlington, DC

...for the arts. I think that learning new skills and especially the fundamental skills such as mathematics and problem solving are incredibly important not only for our brain power but for our general life skills and ability to practice patience and determination. My hope as a teacher/tutor is to be able to pass along this...

...Science from the College of Engineering. For part of my undergraduate experience I worked with the University of Michigan Solar Car team, compiling climatological race data for the Strategy Division and assisting with forecasting during a race. I spent several years at the University of Oklahoma (Boomer Sooner!) as part of the School of Meteorology,...

...have been passionate about tutoring. I have tutored first graders and college students, one-on-one or in groups ranging from two to twenty students, from basic fractions to multivariable calculus, and in English and in Spanish. Through all this range of tutoring experiences I am still enthusiastic about helping people learn. My degrees taught me to...

...to be flexible depending on the student's learning style and needs, but most importantly it's up to the student to have the desire to learn. My teaching style has always been adaptive and I tailor how I approach instruction to who is asking the question and what their specific problems are for that subject. In...

Hi! I am a rising junior at George Washington University. I am majoring in Economics and International Affairs. I have always loved math, and I am excited to have the opportunity to help other students understand and love math! I am available to help tutor Middle School Math and Algebra.

...learning a new subject, it also involves mentorship. At Auburn University, we had a mentor-tutor program that instilled discipline as well as acquiring the skill of learning. Every Sunday night we would have sessions to make sure our students were back in town ready for the next week. And this was not mandatory, thereby instilling...

...International Development Economics. Since graduating I worked in Communications for Mercy Corps, mostly writing for their blog. Right now I am interning at an International Development Consulting firm, in their education team, in downtown DC. I think education is absolutely essential to shaping a person’s character, opinions, and success in life which is why I...

...and Geometry. The following year I independently designed and taught an introductory Latin course designed to interest sixth grade students. In college I lost much of the free time I had available in high school, and so I began tutoring online. I joined the chemistry club (St. Mary's American Chemical Society - SMACS) and through...

...a tutor (and to give students tools for retaining that information), I prefer to guide and question to help students find the way to the answer themselves. I believe that by practicing these skills and by emphasizing understanding of the process in addition to knowing the process itself, students will have the tools to approach...

...picture. While pursuing my engineering degree, teammates would ask me for help with their math and science courses. This is where my tutoring experience began. Tutoring became important to me, because it helped my friends and gave me a better understanding of the material. I still practice most of the skills I learned from tutoring...

...was Actuarial Science and I recently passed my fifth exam. This profession requires taking certification exams on my own time that I had to spend a lot of time preparing and studying for, so I'm an expert at making studying fun and creative. I'm confident that I can make your studying experience fun and productive...

...and calculus. During this period, I discovered that students dislike math and physics because of the prevalent notion that they are notoriously difficult, however, once the fundamental concepts are broken down, these courses become straightforward. As a result, I have become a huge fan of drilling the fundamental concepts and working through a lot of...

...school through graduate school. I specialize in tutoring mathematics and SAT/ACT test prep, and I tutor economics, government, Spanish, and science as well. I am also a certified substitute teacher for my county. I've helped students who were struggling to pass their classes, turn everything around, and get A's on their exams. I am passionate...

...Accounting/MBA ( Northeastern) and Finance ( George Washington). I earned my Credential to teach Mathematics and Psychology in California, and taught high school in San Jose. I also taught Math at Tabor Academy and at Avery Coonley School. I left teaching full time and now work for the US Government working on accounting and Finance...

...physics with a specialization in earth science and master's degree in geophysics. After a year off, I moved to St Louis, Missouri to get my PhD in geophysics at Washington University in St Louis. I'm now living in Tempe, Arizona and looking to help some students with math and science. I'm one of those people...

...students to help them build a foundation for their future education. I enjoy tutoring math because it is like a puzzle and you can figure out how to make it fun for everyone! I hope to teach my students skills that they can use throughout their educational endeavors, no matter the subject.

...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....

...art history, as well as doing part of a masters in physics. After college I worked for a geophysics firm for a year doing data analysis and programing. After that contract ended I moved to China for 3 years where I taught high school A-Levels and AP physics and mathematics. I'm not living in Arlington...

...any topics related to Math, English, Economics, and Business. I am also quite familiar with the IB program as well as the SAT. I have always been passionate about helping people from underprivileged backgrounds achieve their educational goals. Therefore, I have worked as a volunteer tutor for many programs designed to help children that do...

...but also applied knowledge of scientific fields and the ability to present complicated material from math and science courses in an easy to understand and fun way. My prior experience includes tutoring math and science at all academic levels, planning and demonstrating science experiments in private schools and working as a summer camp tent leader....