Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Arlington, DC

...educational community. School is such an important part of our lives and I genuinely enjoy mitigating the stress of students of all ages. Confidence in your ability to learn is a wonderful feeling that we should be striving to create in students and this confidence will hopefully spill over into other areas of life. Apart...

...teach them that math isn't always as challenging as it may seem! I have worked with students from 5th-12th grades in a range of various math/STEM-related subjects. My goal as a tutor is to be able to guide my students to a clear understanding of the problems they're faced with, so that they become comfortable...

...to become an excellent tutor you must have a desire to assist learners in the learning process and this is one quality which I feel I definitely possess. It will bring me great pleasure to know that my teaching has helped my students get into the colleges of their choice and gain a passion for...

...B.A. in International Relations, and have concentrated on religious philosophy and post-nationalist political theory as well. In Los Angeles County, where I attend college, I have previously tutored children and adults who were English-language learners in reading, English literature, and writing. This background allowed me to work across a range of needs in writing and...

...Sciences, with concentrations in Public Health and Biology, while minoring in Music. After college, I plan on attending nursing school and becoming a Nurse Practitioner. I started tutoring students when I was in high school, in subjects ranging from Algebra to Writing to Music to German. When I left Germany and came to the United...

...all the sciences, except physics. However, I learned in high school that no subject, including physics, is too difficult if approached in a skillful and systematic manner. I developed a strong passion for tutoring when I worked as a Math and Chemistry tutor in my final years of undergraduate studies at Amherst College, were I...

...Arizona State's Barrett Honors College, and I recently completed my Master of Science in Chemistry from American University. Throughout high school and college, I have been tutoring other students in Math and Chemistry, ranging from Algebra to Organic Chemistry. Since I obtained my Master's degree, I have been working as an independent Math and Science...

...have been tutoring students since high school whether it be other classmates, students in grades K-8, or my younger sister as she prepared for the SAT. My main focus has been tutoring passionately about all subjects of mathematics. The best part of tutoring for me has been connecting with other students and helping them understand...

...Math Teacher at a local High School. In the spring I will be going back to school to earn my Masters in Math Education. I am interested in tutoring any and all math subjects. I have experience in tutoring 3rd grade through college age. In my spare time I enjoy traveling, watching Netflix, and spending...

...mathematics for five. I’ve tutored everything from middle school mathematics to mathematical proofs and a variety of calculus courses in between. I was a teacher’s aide at the local college. There I helped students make the connection between college mathematics and real applications such as welding and automotive applications. I feel it’s important to make...

Hi! I am a personable and dedicated tutor with the hope of helping you learn what you need to learn in order to be successful in the future! I am currently studying at American University getting my B.S in Economics and my minor in Computer Science.

...with my students. I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with a Minor in Biology from Boston University, a Ph.D. in Chemistry from The Scripps Research Institute, and Postdoctoral credentials in Chemistry from Harvard University. During the course of my formal education, I served as a Teaching Assistant in General Chemistry, a Teaching Assistant...

Cait Gardiner is a graduate student at Notre Dame of Maryland University. After substitute teaching in public and private schools for over a year, she fell in love with the career and is pursuing an Accelerated Certification in Teaching. She prioritizes individualized, experiential learning in each session to help every student be their best self.

...an analyst in the housing finance field. I'm passionate about teaching economics and statistics to students in an intuitive, understandable way that helps them not only understand the material for class, but be able to apply the material to the world around them. Outside of economics and statistics, I can also tutor for social sciences,...

...the same language all over the Earth that helps describe our world and the universe around us. People often struggle with math because they don't want to look 'dumb' because some concepts take a lot of practice and awhile to understand, but I am here to tell you just asking how already makes you quite...

...and creating a friendly and productive environment for the teaching-learning process is my top priority. I've worked as a teacher for several years across a range of subjects, with my experience and set of skills I feel that I would help you achieve your goal in the subject areas of my specialty.

...my Master of Public Health from PITT this past April. My passion for teaching led me to teach in Pittsburgh Public Schools, which I did for the past year, teaching elementary all the way up to high school. My subjects include a broad variety, however, I am most passionate about Math and most comfortable with...

...also patience. A tutor is someone who is non-judgmental and one who is able to place himself/herself in a student's shoes. A good relationship between a tutor and his/her students is also of the utmost importance. My tutoring style consists of creating objectives for each lesson, providing check points along the lesson to ensure understanding,...

...and is allowed to discover new concepts in an adaptable environment, mathematical ideas can really "sink" in. My personal style is to put less emphasis on rote and memorization (which can be overwhelming) while delving more into truly understanding what is being taught. This makes homework quicker and test time easier - especially for those...

Hello! My name is Madeleine Cigan, and I am a second-year student at RIT majoring in Physics (minoring in French). I am a member of the Honors College and tutor numerous math and physics courses at the school's study center. Additionally, I am an active teaching assistant for the introductory course, University Physics I.