Award-Winning Tutors serving Arnold, MD

...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 States for college, I became certified to tutor Calculus I and the German language...

...to make learning fun, interesting, and, most importantly, customized to the student's learning style. Understanding the foundational principles of mathematics topics is essential to working through mathematics problems. I won't simply help solve a problem or get homework done. I will help guide you so you understand the basic principles and build on your knowledge...

...Davis. What subjects do you tutor? Mainly biology, but also can do most subjects in the general medical area. Even though I have an undergraduate degree in chemistry, I am holding my involvement to high school chemistry at this time since I have not worked as directly with chemistry as I have with biology and...

...including as an Advanced Academic Resource Teacher and, most recently, a Math Specialist. My favorite subject to teach is math, and I find great fulfillment in helping students build confidence and skills in this critical area. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and a Master's in Reading, which reflect my commitment to both...

...in areas of struggle. I mainly tutor math because I want to help students love math as much as they can, be confident with math and change their lives. I enjoy cooking and swimming besides tutoring. My hobbies include cooking and swimming. When I get older, I plan to be a teacher.

...New York State classroom teacher in the area of Social Studies 7-12 with over 15 years of experience. I am world traveled with experiences in various cultural environments extending from Europe, the Middle East, Africa (the Republic of Benin), Bermuda and the Caribbean. I am dedicated to helping students and.or adults in realizing their greatest...

...difficult STEM subjects that I have learned myself over the past few years. I am deeply passionate about mentorship and teaching, and am excited to use the experience I have gained as a teaching assistant, mentor, and preceptor throughout college. I am most adept in biological, chemical, and physical sciences, and am also passionate about...

...strong work habits and understand how they best learn to become lifelong learners. I am very fortunate to remain in contact with former students and see how I have impacted their lives. In my free time I enjoy traveling, spending time outdoors playing tennis, enjoying the nice weather, and golfing. My family and friends would...

Detail-oriented Project Accountant with previous experience in one of the Big Four firms. Skilled in handling multiple properties (residential, retail & commercial), reporting methods and supporting players and managers from coordinating departments. I have passed all 4 parts of the CPA and possess impressive knowledge of proper accounting procedures in both GAAP and IFRS.

...have a passion for instructing students about real-world skills utilized by top architectural designers. With over four years of tutoring history, three years of being an academic advisor, and experience as an assistant lecturer, I believe that mentorship is crucial in encouraging the next cohort of designers and creative minds! Beyond strictly architecture, I have...

...Howard University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in applied mathematics and a minor in computer science. I am currently applying to graduate school, where I plan to get my master's in data science. Due to my background in math, I can tutor in a variety of math topics.

...had a difficult time with math when I was a child. I wasn't very confident because I didn't grasp the concepts that well. Now, as an educator, I enjoy helping students feel good about their ability to be a mathematician. With patience, time, and effort anyone can be successful in math. I am patient and...

...ready to change, to be willing to admit when an assignment or learning strategy has fallen short of the mark and when traditional teaching methods have to be reassessed and reformulated. A 'good teacher' grows with his or her students and all parties leave the classroom as more highly skilled learners and teachers than they...

...believe that students learn the best when they enjoy the material and the manner in which it is taught, and so that is my primary focus when teaching. My favorite subjects, then, are English (Literature, Linguistics and Creative Writing), Chemistry, and Algebra. As a recent high school graduate, I also am very familiar with the...

...a stupid question. Usually, if students are having a hard time understanding something, I try to incorporate real life scenarios or even fake silly scenarios in order to help them understand better. Outside of my studies, I have a few fur babies that depend on me. I currently have 4 cats, and one beautiful Great...

...me to help students view math as an approachable subject rather than an intimidating one. I believe in creating a supportive learning environment where real-life applications, such as calculating tips and taxes, make math relevant and engaging. My approach emphasizes multiple problem-solving methods to accommodate diverse learning styles, fostering both confidence and competence in my...

...my entire life by my parents. Education is something that no one can take away from you, and I believe it is important that everyone have a fair chance at success. I am devoted to helping others have that fair chance. I tutor a variety of subjects including Psychology and the Social Sciences, Test Prep,...

Ultimately, the teaching and learning process is one of interpersonal relationships. It is something that is developed between individuals and optimally endures over a lifetime and in some special circumstances, beyond those lifetimes.

...first-year medical student. I graduated from undergrad with dual degrees in Biology and Psychology with a 3.9 GPA and in my gap year prior to medical school, I was a Fulbright recipient. My area of expertise is naturally in the sciences, but if you are interested in conversational Cantonese/Mandarin then I would be able to...

...studying how various things, chemical reactions, or physical systems work. But the main reason I enjoy tutoring is seeing my students gain understanding, the transfer of knowledge, and the 'I get it now' moment whether it is a child learning simple math or a high school or college student cramming for a Biology final.