(1026) Private tutors for lessons, class and homework help near 22043
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Jenna
UCLA B.S, B.A. and Georgetown M.S.
As a undergraduate student of UCLA and a graduate student from Georgetown University I have the educational foundations to best help others learn. Additionally I am set to begin medical school in Fall, 2018. In the past, I have worked as an in-house tutor to a family of four. I have also helped tutor my peers around me in school. I love working with others to help them learn to grasp new concepts. My main focus is to help students learn how to work independently and grasp concepts with a pus... Read more
Luke
Experienced Middle/High School Tutor Specializing in SAT/ACT Prep
I'm Luke! I graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor's degree in History and Education from the College of William & Mary. While in college, I had several student teaching placements where I had the opportunity to work one-on-one with students on a variety of subjects. Although I student taught AP Human Geography and World History, I also tutored students in SAT and ACT Math/Reading as well as Algebra. I'm currently a middle school teacher in Montgomery County and teach Advanced US Histor... Read more
Nick
Certified Tennis Instructor
Certified USPTA Tennis Instructor teaching and playing for over 12 years. Tutoring available for kids and adults as well as small groups. Also available to facilitate group drills in Bethesda/Rockville/Potomac area. Kind and supportive instructor that works well with everyone.... Read more
Henry
Experienced Lawyer and Adjunct Law Professor
I am a trial lawyer based in Washington, DC, with an undergraduate degree in biology from Yale University and a law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law. I have been in practice for over thirty years, and I have experience in both law firms and government. I love teaching. I am currently an adjunct law professor at American University Washington College of Law, and I have been a faculty member with the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) since 2010. I have taught ove... Read more
Jean
Individualized to your level and your text.
I am a retired biology professional. I have taught levels of biology from high school to medical school. I have been tutoring biology for nine years in my Potomac neighborhood and in several schools in the northern D.C. metropolitan area including: Connelly School of the Holy Child, Georgetown Visitation, Gonzaga, St. John’s College High School, Landon, The Potomac School, Walt Whitman, Langley High, Bethesda Chevy Chase When I retired I wanted to continue teaching the subject I love. So... Read more
Matthew
Ph. D. in History (American and more)
Greetings! Allow me to tell you a bit about my professional qualifications, fields of study, and teaching philosophy. I earned my doctorate in 2010 specializing in U.S. Foreign Relations and International History. My research as a graduate student focused on the historical developments of the 20th century, but my teaching career has spanned the spectrum of historical eras. Over the years, I have taught numerous college-level courses in American History (pre-Columbian through to the pr... Read more
Meenal
Patient and Knowledgeable Biology and Math Tutor Available
As a tutor, I will help students achieve academic success in biology and math. My teaching method is dependent on the needs of the student. I enjoy working with children and helping them achieve academic success. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Biology. I have experience working as a biology teacher at a private school for one year. I prepared notes and lesson plans and prepared and graded exams, quizzes, and assignments. I also have worked as a biology and math tutor since 2003 as needed... Read more
Beneeta
History, Law, Reading, English, Writing, Math
Hello! I am able to teach History, Social Studies, Reading, English, Writing, and Math. I have always had an interest in the learning experience, especially mentoring students. I personally learn better when working with people so I want to be able to give that opportunity to other students. I believe that it is important to first learn the student's learning technique. Once a student determines what learning technique works for them, be it visual, auditory, or tactile, they will be able to... Read more
Augustine
Former Princeton Review College Admissions Consultant
Every year, thousands of students have the opportunity to be considered "ivy-league material." They come from all different countries and have walked different paths in order to be received by the same applications committee. While many have excellent or even perfect GPA's, SAT's, and AP scores, only about one-third of these students are accepted. There are many factors that go into being accepted not only into "ivy-leagues" but also into the top-50 schools and counselors and parents ten... Read more
Dr.
Juilliard Professor
Dr. Albert T. is an active orchestral composer with over 45 works and a conductor of more than 24 symphony orchestras, chamber orchestras, symphonic winds, vocal, choral and instrumental ensembles. He has recently completed a concerto commission called Statements for the Boston Symphony orchestra and has been the assistant conductor of the Pittsburgh Opera. Currently writing an opera, a ballet and chamber works, he is equally involved in the private education of music students to prepare th... Read more