Award-Winning Tutors serving South Kensington, DC

...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 have a background in college level English tutoring and...

...in Science. I have experience teaching students of all ages and backgrounds and have received positive teaching reviews at all levels. My field and research experience helps me relate the textbook learning to the real world. I increase the interest of students by keeping a light atmosphere and engaging them so they have an active...

...Environmental Science and Policy. I have tutored middle school and high school students in the past in Math (specifically Algebra) and English for ESL students. In addition, because of my academic background in Biology and Ecology, I'm interested in tutoring these subjects as well. Finally, I have basic background in Spanish from different courses and...

...I am passionate about using education to create equitable opportunities. My experience as a Fulbright Fellow has equipped me to support diverse learners. I specialize in tutoring English, Social Studies, and public speaking with a focus on helping students build confidence and critical thinking abilities. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive, student-centered environment...

...received my Juris Doctor. My undergraduate experience was at Tulane University in New Orleans where I obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and History with minors in Business and Philosophy. My tutoring style is adaptable - I think every person is different and learns differently, and is important to be able to...

A recipient of a doctorate in history and a high school history teacher for the past six years, I enjoy working with students who wish to improve their academic skills in a variety of subjects.

...degree in Economics and Business Analysis and, eventually, a graduate degree in Law. I've tutored students one-on-one for about 5 years, with an age-range of 8-15. I was trained by a certified tutor and public educator. While I enjoy tutoring grammar and writing as well as mathematics, math is my favorite subject to tutor. From...

...Health. I have primarily worked in the camp counselor and coaching fields of working with youth. Through the second half of college, I coached high school students in policy debate as part of the Rhode Island Urban Debate League, in which they went to Nationals both years. I have formal experience tutoring for Lindamood Bell...

...Constructivist Theory of Learning and Cognitive Development (1961), where he believes in motivation for learning. He argued that interest in the subject matter is the best way to stimulate a child's thinking, teaching them how to be people and operate in a society. I also believe that children should be completely exposed to, and immersed...

...biology and on a pre-dental track. I have always wanted to pursue a career in the medical field ever sing I was six years old! At college, I participate in intramural sports, charity groups, and am part of a profession pre-health fraternity. I always like to stay busy and working! Throughout my life, I always...

...have been tutoring for 4+ years for piano, math, physics, and chemistry. I teach K-12, with my favorite class to teach being calculus. It always feels so rewarding when the pieces just *click* in the mind; especially with a class like calculus. I am also a firm believer in keeping the motivation to learn going...

...experience during my Masters and PhD in Chemistry at University of South Florida. I have taught students studying in middle school, high school and Undergraduates. Having been called a good "explainer" all throughout my life I realized that being a good teacher does not depend on the amount of knowledge you acquire but the approach...

...to the hospital. I went back to school to get my master's degree in education and the next thing I knew, I was obsessed. I am formerly an Emergency department nurse but currently, work as an RN and LPN instructor. I am an advisor and teach test-taking strategies along with study habits and reviews. I...

...of Science in Animal Science and my Masters in the Art of Teaching in Science. After graduation, I decided to pursue my passion for horseback riding by training with Olympian Phillip Dutton for a year. During this time, I achieved many personal riding goals in addition to teaching younger riding students the ropes of riding....

...a position as an Elementary, Secondary Science or Special Education tutor. I obtained my Master's degree in Teaching at Notre Dame of Maryland University in May 2016. I am dual certified in both Secondary Biology and Special Education. As a teacher in a diverse county, I have gained experience making NGSS curriculum accessible to students...

...for math. By making math fun we can fuel a passion that can open so many doors. I was a programmer right after graduating with my Bachelor's in Information Systems, after two years I decided it was time for a change. I wanted to find a way to give back to my community and what...

...concentration in Polymers and Fibers, from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Spring 2025. I'm currently continuing my studies at Georgia Tech, working toward a master's degree in the same field. For the past three years, I've served as a peer tutor there, helping fellow students build confidence and mastery in a variety of STEM...

...a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience, with a concentration in psychology. After college, I designed an Honors Neuroscience high school course, and taught both the class and the lab for one year. Several of my students have told me that my class was the class they learned the most in, and the class that challenged...

...very simple way to students this only shows that now I am able to truly comprehend the material. When students get introduced to a subject, the first step is always to simplify as much as possible and this is when a true mentor becomes obvious. In my class it was easy and sometimes compelling to...

...In this role, he does legal research and writing such as drafting court decisions. Prior to Clerking, Leo was an Assistant District Attorney at the Bronx District Attorney's Office where he handled hundreds of criminal prosecutions from beginning to end including attempted murder cases. A graduate of George Washington Law School, Leo was part of...