Award-Winning Tutors serving Middletown, MD

...have a very diverse range of interests and hobbies, including being a varsity athlete, conducting on campus psychological research, and watching Jeopardy! I seek to make my sessions as "unboring" as possible, as I believe a combination of effective teaching and fun is unmatchable. If you are looking for a tutor in English, Social Studies,...

...didn't always have the easiest time in school, growing up. I suffered from both executive function disorder and a visual/spatial learning disability. Because of these struggles, however, I was able to learn different strategies that helped me in the long run. Not to mention, these struggles allowed me to develop the work ethic that made...

...the joy of learning in my students. I grew up in outside of Portland, OR. I received my my Bachelor degrees, in Biology, Biochemistry and Neuewent on to earn my PhD in Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Hawaii in 2009. I then moved out to Denver to do my postdoctoral work at...

...engrossed ever since. Thanks to the students that I have tutored, I have learned to think of topics in many new ways and it is this fluidity with studying and learning that I hope to get across. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy playing tennis and programming. I like to work hard at breaking my own...

...three years as an associate editor for the Harvard Crimson newspaper, a position that granted me experience both writing and editing articles as well as mentoring freshman writers one-on-one. I spent hours every week in the dining hall working with writers to copyedit both reported pieces and personal essays. As an editor, I make sure...

...to Lower Merion High School for three years and then attended Temple University where I got my BA in History and German. I also completed coursework for a Minor in Mathematics. In 2011, I moved to Washington D.C. to get my MA in European History at American University. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate studies, I...

Ready? Set? Learn! I am a former elementary school teacher and high school coach. I have three kids of my own (currently in elementary school) and my love of teaching still stands. I'll work with your student to make learning engaging AND help it to build the foundations of future exploration!

...I realized the great joy that can be experienced when you help others see their potential and the beauty in learning. I love the endless knowledge you can obtain when learning, especially when you share the experience with your peers. I actively tutored through the English, Math and Science National Honor Societies in high school....

...volunteer. I have experience working with high school, middle school and elementary school students. I am creative and enjoy learning and teaching equally. I am also motivated and I am not afraid to revisit a topic if I or the student feels that they have not fully retained the core concepts. My main objective is...

My name is Conner Sciullo, and I am a undergraduate student at Loyola University Maryland in the class of 2026. The English Language, in particular the nuance of words and the use of language for effective communication, is my passion. I hope to help my students read and write efficiently and effectively.

...of the field of information technology and cybersecurity. In my academic pursuit, I have earned a career certification in Information technology, Network administration, and an Associate of Applied Degree in cybersecurity. In the process, I have taken classes in public speaking, Psychology, communication and project management where I had to work in groups and with...

...friends in Trigonometry and Pre-Calc in high schools to working as a TA for CS Discrete Structures and Data Science Systems; I enjoy teaching a wide variety of Math and Computer Science subjects. I am particularly passionate about the language of SQL: not only it is a vital skill for the field of database management,...

...the AP English Language/Literature, Spanish, US History, US Government, Art History, and Microeconomics exams. In addition to these subjects, I love all things writing and can help you craft, draft, revise, and rewrite any style of paper or writing project. In my free time, I enjoy yoga, cooking, and trivia, and even won a game...

...hate their standardized test experience. As much as anyone can, I enjoy the puzzle of trying to figure out what the person who wrote each question is trying to get at. Moreover, I strongly believe that skill is learnable and through deliberate practice anyone can become confident in their ability to do well on AP...

...am a Robertson Fellow for Government Service and am committed to working for the government for 3 years upon graduation from my masters program! I dream of working for the State Department in Latin American Affairs. I am excited to be a Varsity Tutor and look forward to working with students in a variety of...

...and French as second languages, tutoring SAT and ACT, assisting with the American college admissions process, and tutoring a variety of AP and IB subjects. As a lover of languages and a traveler, some of my favorite subjects to teach are reading, writing, French, and world history, but I also love turning standardized test prep...

Hi! My name is Sady. I've been tutoring for nearly a decade. While my professional role involves software, my real passion lies in Mathematics. I'm excited about the opportunity to help you develop a similar appreciation for it.

I enjoy working with children and have been tutoring Elementary-Middle aged students for a few years now. I am very patient and engaging in my sessions. I like to find ways to make learning fun.

...put both of these skills to use as a middle school ESL teacher in Taiwan, teaching cultural classes, music, health and other subjects in English. Now back in the US, I am an ESL teacher for adults from all over the world learning English. Outside of the classroom, I also have 10 years of Chinese...

...involving biologically, topical events, and stories I know of scientific researchers who made various discoveries. I also make the subject more human by openly discussing the nuances of newsworthy topical events and real-life situations. I describe how topics in the course apply to their own lives, bodies, and health. As often as possible I use...