Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...calm helped my students during moments of frustration. I never ridiculed my students for lacking prior knowledge, rather, I worked hard to make them feel comfortable enough to share their math weaknesses with me, so we could move towards comprehension. I don't think all students learn the same way, therefore, explaining concepts using several methods is essential for those students who aren't getting it. For example, my visual learners benefited from learning addition and subtracting...

...graduated from SUNY Buffalo with my Bachelor's and Master's of Science in Mechanical Engineering and continued to pursue an additional Master's of Science in Computer Science. My tutoring focus is in STEM as that correlates with my background and what I am most passionate about. I believe that the greatest currency in life is knowledge and that one can never learn or know enough. It is this passion that I wish to share and spread...

...in continuing to learn, grow, and use new skills. I am used to being the person friends and family go to when they have questions about a study topic because I enjoy helping them find their way to the answer and gain confidence in their knowledge. Teaching students, whether informally in the office or by helping a friend, or formally as a piano teacher and ESL tutor, has always been a very rewarding experience for...

"Wherever there is a will, there is a way and its up to the teacher to help the student along the way."

...McGraw helped me refine the characteristics and skills it takes to be a good tutor: patience, empathy, preparedness, and enthusiasm. I have experience tutoring students from grades K-college. In my opinion, a tutors goal should be to help students develop and cultivate the learning methods that work best for them while keeping them as engaged as possible. Keeping this in mind allows students to leave sessions with an in depth understanding of their material.

...am an undergraduate senior in a combined graduate program at American University, graduating next year with a BA in Justice and Law with a minor in Education, and an MS in Justice, Law, and Criminology. I've previously worked as an art teacher and instructor at a non-profit in Chicago and an in-class tutor for a high school English class through DCReads. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorites are English, essay writing,...

...like to help students achieve their academic goals and gain confidence in math. Whether you're a high school student wanting to improve your understanding and grades or a college student studying math, I am happy to work with you. I most enjoy teaching math concepts that are broadly applicable to the natural world or to technology, e.g.: trigonometry; linear correlation (statistics); exponential functions (precalculus); basic differential equations. I attended MIT (go Engineers!) and earned my...

...teaching program called DC Teaching Fellows, where I got formal training into becoming a 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...

...problems down into smaller steps. Independent practice problems give you a chance to show what things you absorbed well and what things might still need work. I can tutor a wide range of subjects from elementary math all the way to graduate level mathematics. I have taught college courses like College Algebra, Precalculus, Calculus 1, and a GRE Math section preparatory course. I have tutored students for the SAT and GRE math sections. I have...

...football at Furman University taught me numerous life lessons; one of my favorite is how important school is in the bigger 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...

...the student's strengths and weaknesses through asking the student to identify their strengths and weaknesses as well as observing the student to get an idea of what areas he or she needs more help with in their class. For test prep lessons, I have my students try to figure out how to do certain problems. I explain the steps to help them solve it in a way that they can understand. I will also sometimes...

...am currently a junior at Georgia Institute of Technology majoring in Civil and Environmental Engineering. I tutor Arithmetic, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Trigonometry, and SAT Math prep. I have always enjoyed teaching mathematics because of the rewarding feeling that students get once they understand a concept. I believe that every student should feel this sense of reward, even if it means that student needs help outside of the classroom. My goal is to make sure that students...

...have tutored students in various academic subjects and in test prep since attending Haverford College. I have also gained experience working with students as a middle school teacher and as a mentor in an elementary school reading program. After teaching at the Washington Middle School for Girls in DC, I earned an Ed.M in Education Policy and Management at The Harvard Graduate School of Education and currently work as a project manager in education assessment....

...preparation of lessons. I am skilled in keeping accurate records and communicating observations of those records with parents to benefit students. I believe parents should always be updated with the progress of their student so they can celebrate growth and encourage perseverance in challenging areas. I do my best to encourage students, always reminding them that they are capable of understanding any concept. Building positive relationships with students while presenting differentiated instruction, along with giving...

Hi! My name is Ms. Jordan and I am currently a high school science teacher. While I teach science, I have always had a love for math! I believe the key to success in education and life is to PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE! I believe everyone can become good at any subject, you just have to start. I look forward to helping you reach the finish line!

...am a passionate individual compelled 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...

...there! I am a recent graduate of Yale University with a degree in Political Science. I have a professional background in math, statistics, and computer programming, but also have experience with writing and an array of standardized tests. I've done well on the SAT, LSAT, and AP exams, but it hasn't always come easy. I understand what it's like to have to work hard to achieve your goals, and I'm excited to help students do just...

...am a recent graduate from the University of Maryland. Now, I hold a Bachelors of Science in Economics and Statistics. Throughout my undergraduate career I had many opportunities to tutor students K-12, along with my undergraduate peers. I mainly tutor economics, mathematics, statistics, and computer science because these subjects are what I am most educated in. Nevertheless, I do posses great knowledge of political science, world history, and business. As a tutor I focus on...

I have expertise in various middle and high school mathematics and science subjects, including ACT and SAT-specific questions. I graduated cum laude with a Bachelors in Chemical Engineering from Vanderbilt University, and have 1 year of private tutoring experience.

...am Jerry, a junior at University of Maryland, College Park. I am currently a computer engineering major and a vocal music minor. As someone who uses both my left and right brains, I am proficient at both the STEM subjects and fine arts. During my free time, I like to play the piano, make music, make realistic origami, and develop games, and I have ample experiences in these areas that I can teach these as...