Award-Winning Tutors serving McHenry, MD

...the best place possible. I received my Bachelor of Science from the University of Central Florida. I majored in Art Education and double minored in Psychology and French. I currently tutor AP Studio Art: 2-D Design, AP Studio Art: Drawing, Art, Science, Elementary School Writing, English, Math, PRAXIS Art, Reading, Science, TEFL, TESOL, Visual Arts,...

...in 2013, and then move to another university to continue scientific research, and later became a research professor, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in physics. My expertise of tutoring focuses on physics (high school and college level), maths (high school and college general), electrical engineering, and computer programing (most proficient in MATLAB).

...so she wanted to do well on the TEAS. After about 6 weeks of lessons covering the subject areas in depth, she took the test. Her score was competitive and it enabled her to get into nursing school from which she graduated 2 years later. She was so pleased with my lessons that she hired...

...Berkeley, California, and the University of Montana in Missoula. I have ADHD, and love working with people with learning disabilities. I currently tutor Chemistry, Biology, the Verbal section of the SAT, and Math up to Algebra 2. I especially enjoy tutoring the sciences, as I find them endlessly fascinating, and love sharing my enjoyment of...

...Spanish and International Area Studies. I am currently working at the NIH. I have experience tutoring college, high school, and middle school students. During tutoring sessions I like to pinpoint where the problem areas are and begin by working with students on the fundamentals. Once the basics are covered I like to work through problems...

...Chinese experience! I am on a road to medical school so I have been introduced to studying for the MCAT which has caused me to be flexible with different learning styles. 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...

...robust argument or sticking the correct ending on a German adjective. Writing and German grammar are my favorite subjects to tutor. My ability to tailor my instruction to my students' individual needs and learning preferences is my greatest strength as an instructor. Whether a student needs visual aids, kinesthetic games, or cheesy Star Wars puns...

...to learn. The secret is creating a real-world connection that sparks curiosity and builds a mindset of resilience and growth. I become a teacher to help students who cross my path uncover their potential and become a better version of themselves. "Learn like you will live forever, live like there is no tomorrow"

...the community college level but then at the middle and high school level as I followed my children's progress through school. As a military family we moved 16 times, so I have traveled extensively. Although I have taught a variety of subjects, my passion is computer science. I love working with students, and I feel...

...an associate degree in visual communication, and I am currently working on my bachelor's degree at Towson University in Art and Design. I was a one on one aide working with the Delta-T Group. I worked with students who had special needs from different schools in English, math, science, and art. I also worked as...

...try to present information in a way that is relevant to the student's interests or provide examples within a context that already exists for the student. I enjoy working with people of all ages; it is exciting to watch a small child light up when they understand something for the first time but also exciting...

...thinking to yourself? It is studying the causes of diseases in populations. We know that influenza is an infectious disease caused by a virus. We know that mostly because of epidemiology. Lab work had to verify it. Do you know how we learned that elevated blood pressure is a risk for heart disease? Or that...

...in the District of Columbia public schools system. I am licensed TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and enjoy working with and helping students whom English is not their native language. I have a BA in public relations from the University of Maryland College Park and I have a MS in public relations...

...a privilege to guide students through complex subjects in a clear, engaging, and supportive way. With a strong foundation in electrical and biomedical engineering, I bring not only technical expertise but also a commitment to fostering inclusive, hands-on learning environments. My strengths lie in breaking down complex ideas, adapting to diverse learning styles, and creating...

...it, no matter it is in the Sunday school or library, the residence or workplace, with one-on-one or a group in the classroom, work with young fellows or the seniors, for a fun or for the business...because it's YOU who gives me an opportunity to share my culture and speak Mandarin Chinese with you!

...and my resistance to being discouraged by setbacks or difficulties are both excellent qualities for a teacher. My desire to support and encourage others' growth is what drives my passion for teaching. Whether it be through one-on-one coaching sessions, group training programs, or academic lectures, I attempt to adjust my approach to everyone's specific learning...

...my cultural appreciation and understanding. I greatly enjoy tutoring in writing and Spanish because language and communication are my most natural talents, and communication is an essential skill for any person. My teaching philosophy is that all students can succeed and enjoy learning. My tutoring style is to respond directly to the needs of the...

Prospective students, I'm dedicated to creating an inclusive learning environment that fosters growth and curiosity. With a student-centered approach, I tailor my teaching to individual strengths and styles, making the learning journey enjoyable and impactful. I aim to inspire a love for learning, encourage a growth mindset, and provide guidance. Excited to connect with you, Dani Shockley

...a fun example, and then allow students to practice with an activity, leaving space for questions throughout. Much of my previous teaching experience comes from a program I volunteered with throughout college, where I taught civic education to 5th graders across the Greater Boston area every week. This experience especially taught me the importance of...

...approachable. I believe in guiding students to discover answers on their own through critical thinking and repetition, which helps boost long-term understanding and retention. Whether it's fractions, pre-algebra, or geometry, I make sure each student feels heard, supported, and motivated. Outside of academics, I enjoy robotics, programming, and classical music, all of which have taught...