Award-Winning Tutors serving Grasonville, MD

...a junior at The University of Maryland Studying Operations management and data analytics at the Smith School of Business. I have had previous experience tutoring and working with kids of a variety of ages. I currently work as an RA on campus and get a lot of joy out of working with my residents and...

...family and my peers. I also have an intermediate understanding of Korean, and I love helping people understand new concepts in language. I particularly enjoy conversation practice, because I feel the most rewarding part of language learning is being able to use what you learn with others in everyday contexts, which I hope to impart...

...geometry, calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. My tutoring philosophy emphasizes collaboration (we work together to achieve understanding), enthusiasm/passion (I want others to learn and love math like me), and positive reinforcement (math anxiety is real!). Since graduation, I've worked as a Data Analyst for a health clinic in Charlotte, NC. I'm looking forward to...

...Studies (Mandarin Chinese), and graduated with high honors. My tutoring philosophy is to focus on inquiry and engagement with the student to increase comprehension and enthusiasm for any materials. While my specialties are Mandarin Chinese and the environmental sciences, I have a deep enthusiasm for English, writing, grammar, history, and test preparation. I look forward...

...both English and Library Information Media. I taught High School English at Loyola Blakefield, a private school for boys, and worked for 18 years in a K-12 private school for students with special needs. My training in teaching Reading includes 24 formal credits and basic certification in Orton Gillingham technique. Most recently, I worked as...

...learning much more interesting! Having gone to West Windsor North high school, a competitive blue ribbon school, I understand the challenges students face in the classroom every day and what I want to do is make that experience easier for other students. Tutoring is about developing a relationship with the student and making the learning...

...is a hierarchical subject, I strive to introduce new concepts by building on students' previous knowledge. One of my passions is the joy of working with students to help them achieve their full potential. I have a lot of experience working with students with different academic, social, and cultural backgrounds. I have worked with students...

...studying to take the GRE next spring and apply to graduate school for a PhD in English! Currently I spend most of my time volunteering and occasionally writing for the young life and style blog TheGirlSpot.com I am an aspiring educator and editor, with an interest in film theory, Afro-Latin literature and speculative fiction. I...

...recent graduate with an Astronomy and Physics degree from UMass Amherst. I started tutoring in high school, working as a member of the National Honors Society and tutoring in subjects like Chemistry, Biology, and Spanish. In college, I tutored for three years in astronomy and physics. My areas of expertise are math and physics, but...

...minor in Statistics. I tutor various math topics and select computer science topics as well. I believe that everyone has the ability to learn anything, they just have to be taught the way they learn best. I strive to create an environment where there are no dumb questions so students are not embarrassed by their...

...on their Division I softball team. I am going to school to get my Masters in Data Science, starting in the Fall of 2025! I am tutoring in elementary mathematics and elementary science. I love working with the younger age groups, as I want them to get ahead in their work. It is so important...

...called "Start With Why" by Simon Sinek that really clicked with me. Whenever I'm learning something new, I always ask myself "why" first - why is this important? What's the main purpose or real-world use case? Once I have that solid "why" understanding, then I move on to the "what" and "how." This approach has...

...then I can help out with that too. I was homeschooled for several years throughout elementary and middle school. I can provide textbook recommendations and adhere to personalized lesson plans. If you're looking to increase your test scores, improve your general knowledge, or have a helping hand in homeschooling, my inbox is open.

...my Doctorate of Education degree from Liberty University. I do believe in school choice and that parents have the right to choose the best school for their child. As a teacher, I have taught in both public and charter schools. My philosophical educational worldview is that all students can learn when given the opportunity. I...

...professional level. When I tutor, I am very attentive to my student by asking questions and being interactive. I use applicable examples related to the students as a way to further explain the concepts. I am very patient because I believe that each student can attain the knowledge at his/her own pace. Therefore, I like...

...Science and Engineering which means I have a broad background in the subjects of Math, Chemistry, and Physics. I'm following in my dad's footsteps -- currently he teaches Computer Science -- and look to him for what it means to be a good teacher. My goal as a tutor is to provide my students with...

Every student can learn and succeed with the right tools and support.

...subjects. My teaching philosophy includes patience, kindness, positivity, and breaking down tutoring into manageable chunks. My favorite subject to tutor is reading! I have been an avid reader since I was a boy. I particularly love reading fantasy and about psychology. My hobbies outside of tutoring include playing the acoustic guitar, exercising (weightlifting and cardio),...

...I can't learnit just means I learn differently. With a little guidance and the right strategies, I was able to grow into a successful student, lawyer, and now, educator. Since beginning my Master of Arts in Teaching, I've seen a noticeable shift in my teaching style and in how I connect with my students. Interestingly, after...

...of Public Health. I've mentored elementary aged children and fellow college students through my roles as a mentor for College Mentors for Kids and as a Resident Advisor at the University of Virginia. Since graduating, I've enjoyed working as a microbiologist at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention- Infectious Disease Pathology Branch.