Certified Tutors From Johns Hopkins University

...it's fun and engaging. I love to teach, and I actually like standardized tests. Standardized tests are really a game, and like any other, you simply need to learn how to play. I aim to teach problem solving and logical reasoning to my students. I feel that it's important to have a big picture view...

...Johns Hopkins Medicine and I am now a medical student at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. I have thirteen years of tutoring experience, in subjects ranging from math, test prep, Spanish, and violin. I train in martial arts and I enjoy learning languages in my free time. I have volunteered as a Spanish medical interpreter...

...my B.A. in International Studies from Johns Hopkins University, minoring in Economics and History. I conducted a 2.5 year research project, culminating in a senior honors thesis on electronic currencies (namely Bitcoin) at both Johns Hopkins and the London School of Economics. This fall, I'm going to continue that research as I pursue a Master's...

...piano, chess, video editing, and even taught basic English skills to Japanese speakers over Skype. For the past year I've volunteered with NY Cares, an organization that brings high-quality after-school programs to low income communities. I've always excelled both academically and in standardized tests. I know that intelligent and targeted private instruction has helped me...

I believe that teachers can shape a society and help it grow. Equal access to education is the most basic and fundamental right. It is the only profession that shapes all other professions.

...to history and my minor to classics. Throughout this transition, I have never lost my interest in teaching and education. My Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Gustavus Adolphus College has instilled in me a love of learning, skills in critical thinking, composition, writing, editing and much more. These skills, though not the main...

...own abilities, while challenging and equipping them to excel. Each student's success is important to me. I have over 10 years of tutoring and mentoring experience from elementary to the college level. I have also had the privilege of authoring and co-authoring several publications found in peer reviewed scientific journals and magazines. I strongly believe...

Johns Hopkins graduate (BA Biophysics, 2016), Binghamton University PhD candidate (Biomedical Engineering). I've mostly been a GRE tutor.

I am a passionate educator who enjoys creating engaging lessons and fostering a love of learning in students of all ages. I have a track record of success as a teacher in raising student achievement, which I believe is a result of my unwavering belief that every child can succeed and do great things.

Hi, my name is Matthew and I am currently a student at the Johns Hopkins University with a major in Biomedical Engineering.

I currently teach 5th grade ELA in a DC Public School. I have experience teaching kindergarten, third, fourth, and fifth grades. I have a passion for teaching and learning with my students. I graduated from the University of Georgia (go dawgs!) and then completed my masters degree at Johns Hopkins University.

...I gain an understanding of the best way to frame my lesson plans to give you the best chance for success. Like you, I'm a student. For the last two years, I've been earning my M.A. in Government from Johns Hopkins online. My undergraduate degree, meanwhile, is in Central & Southwest Asian Studies. Thus, whether...

...recently graduated from Johns Hopkins University studying Biology with a minor in Spanish. I'm very interested in all things math and science and also tutor in Spanish and with the ACT. I live in San Francisco and would love to help out with anything of that sort. In my free time, I enjoy spending time...

...high school students, both while I was a high school student and while I was at college in Baltimore. I have found that the most successful approach to learning is through communicative and collaborative work. First and foremost, students should understand subjects taught in the classroom through review of homework and exams. Next, students should...

...neuroscience major and am considering a minor in psychology and am currently pre-med. I love playing basketball and tennis and am an avid football fan. I discovered my passion for tutoring through tutoring my friends in high school. These classes ranged from any math level from algebra to AP Calculus BC and most science courses...

...in molecular and cellular biology. I have experience in tutoring all age groups and I have knowledge and experience in tutoring all math and science subjects. I worked as a private tutor in high school and at Johns Hopkins I worked with the tutorial project. With the tutorial project I tutored privately with a student...

...standardized testing. It took me a bit to find my learning methods and personal tempo, but afterwards I have found massive success. As your tutor, I will help you achieve your educational goals by capitalizing on your strengths and discovering your own learning tempo. Sometimes, it could just be brute force practice; other times, just...

...Engineering and minoring in Entrepreneurship & Management. While I tutor many subjects, I get the most out of tutoring Math. Math was always my favorite subject in school, and there's something special about finally having that lightbulb moment after struggling through a difficult problem. I know how tough the college admissions process can be, and...

I am a current graduate level student with a background in technical, science, and humanities coursework. I have years of experience putting this coursework into action through both teaching and technical positions. I enjoy tailoring my teaching methods to each individual student, and I look forward to meeting and working with you!

I am a lover of learning first, and this has led to me love teaching more because the connection between tutor and student generates an educational energy that is more powerful than any individual can conquer themselves.