(3537) Laytonsville English Tutors

• 30 / hr
• Bel Air , MD ( 21014 )

I graduated in May of 2016 from Virginia Tech with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry and a minor in Mathematics. I currently work as a Chemist, however I have plenty previous tutoring experience. I was formerly an Associate Director at Georgetown Learning Centers in McLean, VA and I gained a trem... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Bel Air , MD ( 21014 )

I have experience teaching students at the Elementary and Middle School Level. I get excited when teaching Math and think that we are all capable of finding the correct solutions. When gaining a deeper understanding of math, my students gain more confidence which helps them be successful.When tutori... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Bel Air , MD ( 21014 )

I am currently a second grade teacher in my tenth year of teaching. I've also taught sixth and seventh grade math. I love helping students learn. Seeing students work on something until they reach their "a-ha!" moment is one of my favorite things about teaching. I take pride in planning fun and engaging lessons while still teaching the required curriculum. I have access to numerous resources that will assist me in planning lessons. Differentiating instruction to suit the needs of individual Read more

• 45 / hr
• Bel Air , MD ( 21014 )

I began my teaching career 18 years ago. I have always taught in the Harford County Public Schools. I started out teaching 3rd grade then have moved to 4th and 5th grades. I have been tutoring for the past three years. I love teaching in any form! Watching students have that "lightbulb" moment when they get it is my favorite! The one on one support that I can give a student is so beneficial to their success.I have been trained in the new envision math curriculum. I have implemented it in Read more

• 60 / hr
• Bel Air , MD ( 21014 )

I am the person who did not know my times tables beyond the 5's and hated arithmetic. By mistake I ended up in up in an Algebra class in 7th grade and I took off! I went on to get a bachelor's degree in math, and then a teaching certificate. I have taught Algebra and Geometry for over 25 ye... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Bel Air , MD ( 21014 )

I am a Chemistry Adjunct Professor at Towson University, and I also have a B.S. in Biology with a concentration in Functional Biology of Animals which focuses on Advanced Physiology. I have extensive experience on genetics and physiology by being a researcher for Johns Hopkins in the Epidemiology Department for Organ Transplantation.Teaching is my passion, as I believe that it is a privilege to be part of an individual's learning process. I have the ability to tailor my teaching to each st Read more

• 45 / hr
• La Plata , MD ( 20646 )

I have been teaching middle school math for 5 years. I have worked with students from a variety of backgrounds and enjoy working one-on-one. I'm currently working to acquire my Master's Degree in middle school math. I hope to continue working within mathematics education, if not necessarily within t... Read more

• 35 / hr
• La Plata , MD ( 20646 )

I am a professional educator; a leader who has a passion for acquiring and constructing knowledge. I have a multidisciplinary background and many life experiences that make me a well-rounded educator. I have a Masters of Art in Latin American Studies from New York University, and an Masters of Scien... Read more

• 30 / hr
• La Plata , MD ( 20646 )

I am an active duty service member, Mom, and professional student. I completed a B.S. in Business Administration, and am currently enrolled at Cornell, UMUC, and the Naval War college! I also teach Equestrian disciplines to children and teens.My favorite hobbies are teaching, writing and riding (hor... Read more

• 85 / hr
• Stewartstown , PA ( 17363 )

My teaching interests include, Biochemistry, General, Cellular, and Molecular Biology and, especially, Genetics and Cancer Biology along with the relevant laboratory activities associated with these courses. My interest in teaching was piqued when I taught at a secondary coeducational institution at multiple grade levels. Some students were anxious, while others were nonchalant about their academic futures. Ironically, I observed that many of those who seemed to care little about academia were Read more