Award-Winning Tutors serving Whiteford, MD

...University of California, Santa Barbara. I was a tutor for the second half of high school through the Math Honor Society, and ever since then I have been unofficially tutoring my classmates and friends in college. Not only do I help my peers out in doing so, but I solidify my own knowledge in making...

...biology major. I have always had a keen interest in science. For my high school career, I attended the Academy of Health Sciences At Prince Georges Community College. This was a pilot duel enrollment program in which we received our high school diploma and Associate of Art degree simultaneously. Since the program focused on health...

...currently serve as a professor in an Honors College program at a major research university. Since 2011, I have taught a wide array of college courses in the areas of communication, rhetoric and public address, public speaking, argumentation, digital humanities, and African American history. I love working with students of different backgrounds, interests, and goals,...

...attending Baltimore City Community College , I received a certificate and Associate in Allied Human Service. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Human Service Administrators. Since graduating I have done more of community outreach projects that deal with mentoring and tutoring the youth. This type of outreach was to show how home and community...

...11-16 right now, I love working with younger students who are struggling with foundational skills, and older students who are trying to refine their math craft. I'm very patient and thorough when it comes to my learners, I like to make sure that every concept is fully understood before moving on, and I often like...

...Philadelphia PA. I am pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, while also following the pre-medical track. My tutoring experience has mainly involved improving reading and writing English, though this is not all that I am limited to. I tutor a broad range of subjects including, algebra, calculus, and SAT prep. When working with students, I...

...was 29 cents a gallon and there were only four TV channels to choose from. In the late 1950s and early 1960s all TV was decidedly low-definition, with the programming lineup gradually transitioning to full color. At the time color programming was such a novelty that big, bulky color TV consoles were a mainstay prize...

...the financial services industry. Currently I manage a sales team at T. Rowe Price. I am FINRA Series 7, Series 6, Series 63, Series 24, and Series 66 registered in all 53 jurisdictions. In previous roles, I was responsible for mentoring and supporting associates tasked with passing various FINRA licenses, as well as the following...

...believe it is one of the best ways to help young students get a better education because they can address their personal grievances. Often times, our teachers fail us because they do not provide enough one-on-one time, or do so in a setting where they are afraid to ask questions. Tutors help others to overcome...

...After completing my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics at University of Maryland, College Park, I dedicated my life to math education by earning a Master of Education in Secondary Education at the same university and completed my student teaching credentials at Montgomery Blair High School near Washington, DC. Furthermore, as a good teacher...

...students. I also spent a lot of time teaching and training NAVY personnel how to operate submarines and aircraft carriers in a one on one format. Through my experience I have gained a deeper understanding of how to adapt my teaching style to fit a student's individual needs. I enjoy helping students of all ages...

...I deeply believe in helping young people through effective, responsive tutoring in order to be successful. After earning double Bachelors Degrees in Political Science and History from the University of Central Florida, I joined the Peace Corps. For two years I taught English and Social Studies in rural Liberia. Upon completion of my Peace Corps...

...experience teaching European and World History, writing, and study skills to undergrads. At Harvard, I received a Certificate of Distinction in Teaching for my engaging, student-centered method of leading discussions and my exceptionally positive student evaluations (averaging 4.7 out of 5.0 in Spring of 2015). My personality is naturally laid-back and supportive, but I also...

...Secondary Education and Government and Politics double major. I am passionate about the realm of education and creating change in my community. In the past I have worked with children aged 4-18 as a swim coach, which taught me the benefits of patience and versatility. I hope to eventually pursue a career in education policy,...

...and larvae (babies! So cute!) at an environmental consulting firm. However, as much as science gets me really excited, I really missed teaching! I changed careers and have now been teaching. After a year and a half abroad in Japan teaching French and English, I am now focusing on my masters in middle school science...

I am a rising Junior at Washington and Lee University and am an Engineering Major with a Minor in Mathematics. I play baseball at Washington and Lee, and tutor Math and Physics.

...our education is properly taught and understood is just as important as receiving it. I recieved my education from the College of William and Mary. I focused on the sciences as I completed my major in neuroscience and minor in biochemistry. I followed up my bachelors with a post-bacc at George Washington University where I...

...strong academic foundation and a passion for making complex ideas accessible. I've earned my pilot's licensea goal that required discipline, focus, and real-world application of math and science, which I now bring into my tutoring sessions. I've worked with students of all ages and skill levels, and I genuinely enjoy helping them build confidence and...

...tutored the subject, which has enabled me to adjust to the distinct needs of each student who wants to expand their linguistic and cultural horizons. My experience tutoring mathematics has allowed me to build upon my own experience of learning math at an early age, and it has given me the vocabulary to adapt real-world...

...of experience working in the classroom as a teacher's assistant, and mentoring students one on one as well. I received an education in the humanities, but I'm comfortable with all subjects at the lower levels as well. I like teaching because it gives me the opportunity to learn as well, along side the student.... When I begin working, the first thing I try to do is get to know the student on his own terms. This...