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Cindy O. - $45.00/hr - Westminster, MD - View Cindy O. >>
...I know everyone has a different way to learn, and I worked with my kids to help them use their talents and strengths to gain a firm foundation. As a Librarian, I continued to use my educational background to bring both excitement and learning to the children's activities that I planned and presented. I love getting kids involved and excited about the things they do! (read more)
Kevin C. - $25.00/hr - Monrovia, MD - View Kevin C. >>
...I served as a teaching assistant at James Madison University for multiple college classes where I ran review sessions and helped create exams for students. This experience taught me how to help others reach their full academic potential. As your tutor, I am committed to pushing you to reach your full potential while ensuring that you feel supported and unafraid to make mistakes. (read more)
Micah K. - $30.00/hr - Frederick, MD - View Micah K. >>
...My background encompasses a deep understanding of quadratic equations, polynomials, exponential functions, and more complex algebraic concepts. With a track record of assisting learners in grasping intricate mathematical concepts, I bring an adeptness in explaining complex principles in a clear ... (read more)
Laura H. - $70.00/hr - Mount Airy, MD - View Laura H. >>
...Sometimes it only takes an hour to teach a student some topic that they just can’t figure out! I have a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and began teaching math immediately after graduating from college. I taught a wide variety of students in 4 different subject areas for 8 years. (read more)
Lydia F. - $80.00/hr - Libertytown, MD - View Lydia F. >>
...I prefer to use a socratic method, asking students questions, so that they are prompted to think and reason instead of simply learning a process to follow. In subjects like math and science, learning to reason in a logical sequence is foundational for developing mastery. I graduated Highschool earning a 4 in the Calculus AB AP test and a 790/800 in the math section of the SAT. (read more)