Award-Winning Tutors serving Ferndale, MD

I recently completed my first year as a Mathematics and Economics major at the University of Virginia. I have strong quantitative skills and tutored students in STEM-related subjects throughout high school. I particularly enjoy teaching math. I love working with kids and am passionate about making learning fun!

...as well as a minor in history. I'm looking to tutor for high school and undergrad students because I recently went through that process and can best prepare you for the challenges in the near future. Of course I am open to all ages because teaching shouldn't be a restricted process. I plan on going...

Avery Smedley is a recent graduate with distinction of Duke University. With a major in Public Policy and a minor in Education, she is passionate about her own learning and that of others. She views education as a powerful tool that should be made accessible to every student in ways that are enjoyable, straightforward and...

...lots of tips, tricks, and helpful advice for anyone who wants the information to take and pass a Real Estate exam to get a license. I have taught hundreds of students learn how to speak the language of investors, become investors themselves, and how to become Real Estate Agents. It is a great and challenging...

...thing is get to know the student. What are they interested in? What do they do outside of school? How do they usually study? I've found in past tutoring experiences that relating to what they are passionate about helps them to understand more about the content. For example, I tutored someone that loved math but...

...give it. In the past I have worked as a substitute teacher and a tutor. I am a graduate of Juniata College. I received my Bachelor of Arts in English, so Literature, Reading Comprehension and Grammar are my strongest subjects, but I also have a lifelong interest in and passion for history. My tutoring style...

...how it affects our thought process to the way it maneuvers the movements of our body and our actions. I worked at the National Institute of Mental Health to study Schizophrenia, a disease of the brain that affects and debilitates many patients across the globe. Currently, I am a medical student in DC. I like...

I believe that education is an article of classification and destination. The power of useful education provides guidance to the learner towards their dream positions and statuses in life. The goal of my teaching is to impact minds to make well informed decisions based on acquired knowledge.

...walk into a learning environment and feel that they are welcomed and wanted. Lesson plans and methods should be tailored to the students that they are, not the students that they should be. Through my work with students, I hope to give everyone a strong support system and positive role model. Since graduating from UMD,...

...of experience tutoring K12 math, I specialize in guiding students through all math subjects up to Calculus, fostering both confidence and curiosity. By achieving a perfect score in the SAT Math section and ranking in the 99th percentile overall, I have also developed effective strategies to navigate standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT....

...licensure in K-6 general education, and K-12 special education. The add-on will award me a third licensure to teach academically gifted children. I have been tutoring for five years, having been a high school writing tutor for three years, and currently tutoring elementary school reading comprehension and math. While I am passionate about all aspects...

...Pomona, 2016 PhD and Masters in Science Education, Illinois Institute of Technology, 2010/2005 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...

...not so confident in. For example, it can be as simple as providing positive feedback in addition to areas that they need to improve in. If you put yourself in the shoes of the student , it could be very frustrating for them to only hear about things that they did wrong and difficult to...

As a teacher of 12 years, I believe that all students are capable learners. In my teaching career I have always tried my utmost best to make sure that my students experience success in the classroom. I strongly believe in modifying my lessons to accommodate my students learning needs so that they will be successful...

...creating inclusive and supportive learning environments where every student can thrive, regardless of their abilities or challenges. My teaching philosophy is built on patience, adaptability, and a student-centered approach, ensuring that each learner feels valued and engaged. In my classroom, I prioritize structure and routine, which are essential for building a foundation for success. I...

...These jobs included volunteering as a docent at a local museum, working on a neuroscience competition at my college, and assisting an event to teach girls about STEM careers. Several of my classes stressed the value of effective communication, so I was taught how to present information about several topics. I believe that in order...

...small groups on their writing. Through that, I found I enjoyed the work, and now I'm starting a graduate program in the fall and I expect to be teaching my first class next spring. Writing and communication skills are important for anyone in any discipline to have, and I hope to be able to help...

Hello! I graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in international politics. I have experience tutoring and teaching all grade levels, from elementary-schoolers to adults. In my sessions, I like to focus on problem-solving strategies, critical thinking skills, and tips to write cleanly and with style. My favorite subjects to tutor are reading, writing, and...

...BA in Political Science from The George Washington University. I have been involved in tutoring and mentoring youth since I was in college as a volunteer, and I have worked professionally tutoring students in reading and math. I also ran after-school programming in a public school in Philadelphia. I have five years of experience as...

...and was accepted into Johns Hopkins for graduate school. However, when I look back at these achievements, what I remember most was the hard work behind them. In all the sleepless nights writing essays or figuring through biochemical pathways, I repeatedly wished I had someone to help me wrap my brain around concepts I just...