Find a Fort Washington, MD Calculus Tutor
Christopher B. - $80.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Christopher B. >>
...One of the best ways to do well in math and physics, is to work through a number of problems. This is the idea behind assigning homework problems, but a common issue with assignments is that in the classroom is that there is not enough emphasis on how to approach a problem in a way that makes it... (read more)
Zev T. - $80.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Zev T. >>
...At that time I was also hired by some families in my community to tutor their middle schoolers 1-on-1. I entered college as a mechanical engineering major, but eventually switched to mathematics as it was my calculus classes that interested me the most. I began helping friends and classmates with homework and became the go-to-guy for studying help. (read more)
Richard P. - $45.00/hr - Alexandria, VA - View Richard P. >>
...Unlike the situation for Algebra 1,it is hard to point to a single central topic in Algebra 2 as being the key to successful mastery of the subject. There are numerous topic areas that must be worked. In a meeting with a new student in Algebra 2, I talk with the student in an attempt to identify the ones for which he/she may need assistance. (read more)
Jamal N. - $75.00/hr - Alexandria, VA - View Jamal N. >>
...I have been teaching Physics for high school and middle school for the last 10 years. I have several high school and college students whom I currently tutor in physics. I have a PhD and MA in applied math, which is strongly related to Physics and Engineering. (read more)
Rosalind V. - $50.00/hr - Bethesda, MD - View Rosalind V. >>
...I leave time to discuss their questions and to make connections beyond the material, challenging them to solve problems and put their knowledge in context. To reach these goals, I prepare lessons in advance, but I am keenly aware that everyone thinks and learns differently. I've taught several students with ADHD and can easily adapt my methods to suit them. (read more)