(3504) Aspen Hill English Tutors

• 45 / hr
• Gettysburg , PA ( 17325 )

I'm have my two year degree for Elementary Education and have done many hours of volunteer work in the Elementary Schools. I'm a full time stay at home mother to two little boys who have high achievements academically. Both of my boys have recently tested in the Advanced range for both Math and Read... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Chestertown , MD ( 21620 )

I have an extensive background in writing, editing, and publishing. My experience includes a career in human resources and policy writing, proprietor of a rare book shop, and managing editor at a small press. I have lectured on historical subjects including Thomas Jefferson's library and book acquis... Read more

• 30 / hr
• Chestertown , MD ( 21620 )

Hi! I love mathematics and helping students succeed and feel confident in solving problems and understanding the processes! I earned my BS in Secondary Math Education from the Indiana University of PA where I graduated Magna Cum Laude. I made the Dean's list every year. I began teaching high scho... Read more

• 30 / hr
• Chestertown , MD ( 21620 )

I grew up in a household surrounded by books. My love affair with reading began at a very young age, and continues to this day. As a child I wanted to grow up to be an author, a dream I am still pursuing, but in the meantime I split my time between teaching journalism and doing freelance copy writin... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Chestertown , MD ( 21620 )

As an experienced college-level tutor and English professor, I enjoy building students' confidence in their writing of academic essays, creative writing, and speeches. I help students identify their strengths and weaknesses, so that they can improve their writing through the practice of revision. I teach students how to edit and proofread their own work. My teaching focuses on thesis development, content organization, paragraph writing, sentence structures, transitions, and grammar in various Read more

• 40 / hr
• Chestertown , MD ( 21620 )

I'm currently a college student who received a full, four-year academic tuition scholarship. I'm a presidential fellow and a George Washington Signature Scholar who graduated high school with an International Baccalaureate Diploma and several AP courses. As a part-time job, I worked at a private sch... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Chestertown , MD ( 21620 )

I have been teaching Accounting and Math at Chesapeake College and several other colleges for 24 years and have been tutoring those and other subjects for longer than that. I have also been a Home Teacher for Queen Anne's County Board of Education since 1991 (with some years inactive), teaching high... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Saint Leonard , MD ( 20685 )

I'm an old guy, now 72. Retired from 30 years federal government senior executive service (military equivalent rank of general/admiral), including 6 years as a Naval Air Corp officer(1960s). My 8-9 full time college years included 6 universities on three continents (BA, MA, Ph-D). I have no formal teaching credentials or experience. I have done some tutoring of adults, and this year 2011) did about 4 months of 7th grade home schooling of my granddaughter who just entered private high school, ski Read more

• 35 / hr
• Williamsport , MD ( 21795 )

During the day I work in a law firm in Washington, DC. I spend the majority of my day dealing with legal documents, as well as letters and other non-legal written documents. I have my undergraduate degree in English with a concentration in literature. Although my concentration was in literature, ... 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