Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Maryland

...my experience is with high school age up to adult learners. I am currently an adjunct teacher at a couple of community colleges. I like to emphasize to my students the reason behind mathematical ideas over the process. The mentality of memorization that students often bring is a habit I try to steer them away from. I believe a better understanding can be reached by clearly showing how topics grow and expand into the next...

...Genetics, and Molecular Biology. I have an extensive background in K-12, Undergraduate and Graduate-level Sciences, Mathematics, and Spanish. My approach with each student is to identify their immediate needs and gaps in knowledge and assess how best to reach their goal and boost their grade. Through our sessions, we then work together to build personalized learning tools that they can utilize to become confident, independent learners. My Academic Experience: I have over 6 years of...

...all walks of life. As a father of four children, I believe that, to help someone learn, you must have patience and be persistent without loosing your sense of humor. I love it when students go from feeling confused and frustrated by a subject to having something click inside them and realizing the simplicity and everyday practicality of math and science. If you have a hard brain teaser, I'd love to help you solve it.

I am a professional engineer that loves working with teenagers but also loves tutoring anyone in various forms of math and science. ... Make sure the student understands the basics and foundations of any topics, first and foremost. Then, build on those foundations.... Give them a brief insight into my background, and then let them give a brief background about themselves and what they are looking for.... Teach study habits. Teach them to take notes. Teach...

...of how mathematics can be engaging, entertaining, and enlightening. My in-depth knowledge of aspects of physics, chemistry, and sociology also allows me to connect mathematics to many other concentrations, aiding in grounding mathematics to relating and tangible ideas that proves tantamount in nourishing a student's appreciation for the field. The moment I decided to dedicate my life to the education and development of students' mathematical abilities, I sought to employ a unique and unorthodox pedagogy...

I am currently retired from a career as a software engineer. In retirement I hope to challenge myself to renew many of the subject skills that I knew while getting my Mathematics Degree. I remember that while getting degrees the best way to learn any subject was to teach it to someone else. If you can increase some else's understanding of a subject you definitely understand it yourself.

...University with an MA in 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 enjoy tutoring, and more importantly, mentoring students. I've previously tutored the SAT and really enjoy...

...guiding over a 1,000 students to success in their Computer, Chemistry, Math, Statistics, and other STEM courses, I bring a personalized approach that respects each learner's unique path. For parents, I offer the assurance of a nurturing, supportive environment where your child's academic growth is paired with building confidence and a love for learning. For students, our sessions will be interactive, engaging, and tailored to make complex concepts clear and exciting. Together, we will embark...

...quickly. If it makes sense it’s easier to remember! I can help you learn content as well as help you understand the” why it works” and “how are we going to use this”? I can also help you remember the important things and help pin point which concepts are the most important and why. When I’m not mathing I’m playing video games! I play on a console as well as my PC and phone. My...

Software Engineer at Netflix. Previously at Uber, Amazon and Google. BSc Computer Science, Johns Hopkins University. Skilled extensively in Data Structures, Java, Go, JavaScript, Python, C/C++, LeetCode Prep and Computer Science.

...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 Bachelor's Degree in Math in 2021. After that, I spent two years as a Teaching Assistant, teaching single- and multivariable calculus at the University of California,...

...college math tutor. I focus on SAT/AP Prep. I have a PhD in mathematics from Zhejiang University (China) and I had been an associate professor for more than 10 years in China. I love to help students at all levels to improve their self-confidence and learn to love Math. I think guiding them to the answer is the most useful way to learn. During my lessons, I usually use prompting questions to help students understand...

...secondary in the Comparative Study of Religion and a citation in Japanese. Over the course of my studies, I have worked in a variety of laboratories in biology, biophysics, and quantum chemistry, both in the US and Japan. Since graduation, I have studied the Japanese Tea Ceremony (/ "Chanoyu"/"Chad") intensively in Japan, living and working in a Japanese linguistic context. While I tutor in a broad range of subjects, I most enjoy tutoring in Japanese,...

...growing a vegetable garden, cooking and eating from said place, studying how famous game designers create games and using their wisdom to hone my own skills and writing down my own game ideas and others like them. I also read books about improving yourself, sketch birds, trees and other nature themed subjects, play games on PC and write papers to record my thoughts on topics that interest me. All students have the greatness inside them...

...love and interest towards almost 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 double majored in Biology and Mathematics and pursued the pre-medicine track. Tutoring fascinates me because...

Hello. I am a professional electrical engineer licensed in the state of MD. I have a BSEE from Drexel and an MAS from Johns Hopkins. My subjects are circuit analysis, power systems analysis, and FE/PE exam prep.

...have poured into the development of my goals. My passion for education stems from a desire to do the same for others. In my future career, I plan to enable the population with tools and understandable education regarding health in the United States via multi-media platforms. To prepare, I have worked towards honing the skills I will need for both teaching. I have experience mentoring, tutoring, and collaborating with peers. As a varsity tutor, my...

...classmates and peers on campus was the best way for me to deepen my understanding of the subject matter. I never stopped since! Throughout the years, I have discovered a passion for helping others improve their grades and pass their classes. I focus a lot on helping students regain confidence, because that's key to perseverance. I have expanded my tutoring areas of expertise to college math, algebra, trigonometry and French. I now assist middle, high...

...followed the pre-med curriculum. I have a great deal of experience (about 3-4 years) in tutoring students of various ages - whether it be test prep, course work (economics, biology, various math levels), etc. I believe in a three pronged approach to helping students - clarity, comprehension, and persistence. It is my hope that I can encourage students to seek their full potential. When not tutoring, I enjoy playing basketball, listening to music, and cooking.

...I can find interest, and determine how solid the foundation is ... I can craft a way to reinforce that foundation with true understanding so that a much stronger building can be built. The other day, an article was published that said the largest prime number so far (there are an infinite number) was identified. It had over 17 million digits. Just for fun, the students and I calculated how high a stack of paper...