Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...where I serve as a teaching assistant and peer advisor. Prior to attending HLS, I received my bachelor's degree from the University of Rochester with majors in English, Mathematics, Political Science, and Economics. While in Rochester, I also worked in the Undergraduate Admissions Office, and helped guide high school students through the college application process. Thanks to my diverse academic background, I can help with a wide range of subjects, ranging from calculus to composition...

I am a current graduate student at Johns Hopkins University studying economics. I am interested in using math and economics to unravel the mysteries that make up our modern world. Professionally I worked as a strategy consultant at Pricewaterhouse Coopers after graduating from Georgetown University ... I believe that learning should be first and foremost fun and enjoyable. No amount of studying will ever work if a student is not passionate and engaged with the material.

I am a Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering major studying at UMD. As someone who loves chemistry, physics, and math, I aim to share that passion with my tutees.

A Howard University College of Chemistry grad and currently studying pursuing a PharmD program at HUCOP. I am dedicated in educating students so that they understand fundamental theoretical concepts as well as their application in the real world by utilizing innovative problem solving approach.

...at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. I tutor students of all ages and experience levels, and specialize in math, science, and engineering subjects. My previous tutoring experience has been working with high school students in summer school programs and serving as a student-athlete mentor to undergraduates at RPI. I am passionate about helping students build strong academic foundations, and have a concept-centered approach to tutoring that emphasizes physical understanding of material over rote memorization of formulas. Outside...

As a child, I struggled in math so I know exactly what it is like to hate and be frustrated with math. I believe my experiences have helped me to be an effective teacher and tutor for struggling students. I will be more than happy to help you understand math concepts, strengthen your math skills, and help you succeed in your course!... I believe teaching should cater to the holistic needs of a child. I believe...

...teach secondary Math in DC beginning with the 2014 - 2015 school year. I have been tutoring all through High School and College in an extremely wide range of subjects in Math. From Algebra I to higher level college Math, I am always excited to help students learn to love the Math they are studying and gain confidence in their abilities. I would hope that, in addition to getting the right answer, my students would...

...local HS students as a volunteer, and fellow Harvard students on behalf of the university. I am a polymath: though my BA and MA are in Physics, I spent time as a Humanities major and was wooed by the Harvard history dept; I am currently finishing my MBA. Math and Physics are not things to be afraid of: Math is a powerful tool and language, and Physics is not only the study of how our...

...University with a degree in economics. Have been tutoring students in economics, physics, math, and writing since 2012 both at the high school and collegiate level. Using a unique two-pronged approach to tutoring: In addition to helping students with their specific areas of difficulty, also strive to teach students the general thought processes required to excel in the particular subject. This strategy allows students to absorb more information in class and figure out problems on...

...BS & BA, Washington State University, 1996 RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL ROLES: College (3 years) - Science Education Assistant Professor, University of Texas at Arlington (Online only, In-Person and Blended) Courses Taught: Grad Statistics, Research Methods, Qualitative Methods, Quantitative Methods, Philosophy of Science, Educational Psychology, College (6 years) - Science and Math Education Adjunct Instructor, Illinois Institute of Technology (In-person and Blended) Couses Taught: Grad Statistics, Research Methods, Qualitative Methods, Quantitative Methods, Philosophy of Science, Educational Psychology,...

...taking a break for financial reasons. My tutoring experience includes volunteering to help middle school students with math, reading, and writing. I have also tutored my peers during my undergraduate and graduate school years. Subjects that I tutor include reading and writing of all levels. I also feel comfortable helping with elementary school and middle school subjects. My teaching philosophy includes patience, kindness, positivity, and breaking down tutoring into manageable chunks. My favorite subject to...

...at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I am studying Psychology (B.S.) and Hispanic Literatures and Cultures (B.A.), with a minor in Biology. I plan to pursue a dual JD/MPH degree, with the goal of specializing in Health Law. I have vast experience in numerous subjects, including English, Math, Science, and Spanish. My favorite subject to tutor in is Math because it is so rewarding to help others understand tricky concepts and be...

...academically but as people. I soon became an AP Chemistry tutor, and in college a volunteer tutor at local high schools. I study Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, and as this major combines all of the science (chemistry, physics, biology, and math), I am well equipped to tutor students in all things STEM. My favorite subject to learn and teach is organic chemistry. Additionally, I have studied Italian for 8 years, and...

...achieve their academic goals. I was a teaching assistant for a college course on Statistical Modeling, helping peers comprehend the fundamentals of statistics. In high school, I launched a French language club where I taught French for beginners. I also volunteered my time tutoring minority students aged 5 to 14 at the public library near where I attended college. These experiences have shaped my teaching philosophy; I believe that what most students lack is someone...

...to say that teaching is in my blood. I was never drawn toward traditional education myself, realizing that every second of life is an opportunity to grow and learn; however, all through high school and through most of college I worked as a tutor both privately and with tutoring organizations. I found that while on the surface I could help these students with their homework, on a deeper level I was feeding their soul and...

...some time off to be a scientist and learn more about our hormones and our brains. In addition to medicine, I have a passion for mentoring and tutoring. I worked as a youth mentor and counselor throughout high school, college, and medical school, and love fostering curiosity, confidence, and independence in excited young minds. I think that sometimes the pressures of school, standardized testing, and college admissions can burn out otherwise excited and energetic young...

...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 from tutoring, I enjoy walking along the waterfront, particularly when free food tents are present. I love watching hockey and basketball and am always excited to get in the car, roll down the windows, and jam during a long drive.

...primarily on middle school mathematics. I have tutored students in both math and science, with most of this experience in physics, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. I have spent several years coaching students for MathCounts, math meets, and other competitions. I enjoy teaching and tutoring math and science, trying to make both subjects relatable, understandable, useful, and fun. I enjoy working through challenging problems and trying to pass along that enthusiasm to students. I think...

I am a current student at Virginia Commonwealth University. I am planning on receiving a Bachelor of Science in Psychology as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. I am extremely passionate about ensuring that my students not only achieve their academic goals, but that they also have a proper understanding of the material being taught.

As someone who loves math and currently majoring in it at the University of Maryland, it is my goal to make others love math as much as I do! The number one step to loving math is understanding it. Anything I can do to help others understand math and enjoy it is time well spent.