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Accomplished Maryland tutors meet our exacting qualification requirements, pass a multi-step interview process, and undergo background screening. One of Varsity Tutors’ expert directors helps to pair you with a qualified tutor to ensure the best possible match – it’s even backed up with a money-back guarantee.
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About Maryland
Maryland is in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States and is considered one of the smallest states in terms of area, but it is one of the most densely populated states. It has a population of around six million residents. The capital of Maryland is Annapolis.
Walt Whitman High, Winston Churchill High, and Poolesville High are all top ranking high schools in the state, and are great options if you're looking for an elite high school to attend. If you're looking for tutoring in Maryland, Varsity Tutors can help you find private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep today. Several nationally ranked colleges, such as John Hopkins University, University of Maryland-College Park, and University of Maryland-Baltimore County are all in Maryland. Tutors are available to students in Maryland who would like extra test prep and instruction.
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"Today the student and I reviewed the math problems that she did as homework. Then we moved on to the science section and reading section. We talked about strategies to approach the reading section and she's going to practice some before we meet next week. She is also going to do a section of math and of science before we meet. We'll review them all next week.
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"The student received her full-length test results. Her composite score was a 30. We reviewed her wrong answers, and she realized that she could have gotten many more questions correct. I assigned test #4 for her to complete before we meet next time. I anticipate this next test to be her very best. "
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"I spent most of the session trying to get a feel for how the student's mind works and how that translates into his organizational techniques. The student is very smart. The student and I talked about his study techniques, his workload and his current feel for his classes this year. We made sure we wrote everything down that he needs to do for the next few days and prioritized it by urgency and importance."
