Award-Winning Tutors serving Garrett Park, DC

...a non-profit tutoring organization that assists first-generation students from K-12 in various subjects, including math, writing, science, and foreign languages. We also provided ESL tutoring, further enriching my experience. As a neurodivergent individual, I understand the challenges of feeling unseen and misunderstood in academic settings. The support I received from my professors, teachers, and tutors transformed...

...Over the last two years I've been apart of a Kidney Disease research Lab and have had students I had to teach scientific techniques to. I can help you with classes like biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, Chinese, and more. As I've thrived and succeeded in these courses it's my duty to help others succeed...

...student because every student is unique and has their own preferences that will help them improve the most. However, I also like to challenge my students, as sometimes they do not know their own potential and need a little boost to unlock it. Outside of tutoring, I love to play violin and tennis, as well...

...of experience being a teaching assistant at the collegiate level for Physics I: Mechanics, which was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. A key reason I've chosen to be a tutor is the happiness it gives me when my students have finally understood something they have been struggling with. In high school,...

...to a level of performance that challenges them to reach their full potential. My expectations of my students are high, and by the end of the school year students realize they can achieve any goal set before them. This is a valuable lesson that they can apply to their lives beyond classroom.

...topic practical and engagingwhether we're demystifying calculus, mastering statics, or polishing conversational skills. Every session focuses on clarity, curiosity, and confidence: we set a concrete goal, tackle it through bitesized models tied to everyday examples, and finish with quick feedback that maps the next step. Students leave understanding the why as well as the how,...

Hi! I am Anisa and I just graduated from Emory University with a bachelor's in Physics. I would love to help you understand physical concepts, contextualize, them, and develop intuition in how to solve problems you may encounter day to day!

...I am most passionate about branding and logo design, something I excelled at during my time at WVU. My goal would be to support students in their love for design, helping them build a foundation revolving around design history, principles, and problem solving methods. Beyond teaching students, in my spare time, I enjoy watching hockey,...

I am a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER, Chartered Financial Consultant & Charted Retirement Planning Counselor. I love personal finance and hope you will too!

...Outside of academia, I play as handler for the GMU Women's Ultimate Frisbee team and enjoy crafting and DIY. I tutor a variety of science and math subjects but I am most passionate about biology and neuroscience. Throughout my years of taking science courses in high school and college, I have become skilled at breaking...

...group classes and one-on-one individual lessons. After returning to Japan and working for some companies in Japan for several years, I moved to the United States and am now providing online Japanese language instruction for children utilizing Google Groups and Zoom. I teach both "Teaching Japanese in Japanese" and "Teaching Japanese in English", so I...

...passion for teaching. Having tutored my family and peers for several years I have the experience to assistant students from a wide range abilities and circumstances. As I work towards getting into a top-tier graduate masters in teaching program, I wish to continue practicing my teaching/tutoring skills by helping people achieve their academic goals.... Get to know them (and the parent/guardian) and their goals/academic needs. Discuss any special needs or challenges they face. Set short- and...

...2 full time students who have gone on to become licensed therapists as well as a mentor to a half a dozen rehab techs over the years. I spent an entire year in a cadaver lab in physical therapy school and also was trained in dry needling which required advanced knowledge of the human anatomy...

...Chemistry HL, Biology HL) College: University of Virginia, English Major, Biology Minor, Classics - 7 years (and counting!) of Latin -Familiar with most classic literature (Beowulf through modern authors), esp. Austen, the Brontes, Byron, Shakespeare's tragedies, and Gothic lit. -Most topics covered in high school biology, as well as neurobiology and cell bio.

...have had private adult students, young students, groups and actually I am a teacher in different schools. I am very passionate and responsible person and I love teaching Spanish as a part of sharing my culture and language. I strongly believe that communications are the future and the knowledge of another language helps understand our...

...often unseen or even unknown to many people. My personal philosophy is also my personal philosophy in playing/watching sports: the fundamentals and little things are the big things. Whether it is playing ultimate frisbee, basketball, football, by doing the small things correct and consistently, then we open ourselves to greatness. In addition, being passionate about...

...tutor in a wide variety of subjects from math to reading to ACT prep. I do not have a particular favorite subject to tutor, but my favorite part of tutoring is when a concept first clicks for a student. My goal as a tutor is not just to help the student learn the material but...

...are all things I can get excited about. I have always enjoyed helping others on their studies and have been tutoring for the past year or so. I have worked mainly with elementary level students on reading and math; however, I am also comfortable tutoring middle and high school level English and Mathematics. When it...

...these techniques not only to teach myself successfully, but also my classmates, friends, and family. Learning, like all things, requires hard work and dedication, but that does not mean it has to be a boring and tedious task. We tend to retain fun, useless information that interests us the most, but most fail to realize...

I'm currently a research fellow in immunology having graduated with my BS in Biology with Honors at the University of Central Florida. I have about a year of teaching experience in both high school and college-level chemistry and biology. Specifically my teaching areas include genetics, microbiology, immunology, molecular biology, analytical chemistry, and biochemistry.