Currently purifying proteins at the National Cancer Institute. Attended Trinity College '19 and majored in Biology (and Philosophy). Advanced Orgo was an elective I took...still contemplating why I did that.I enjoyed coupling my studies as a Teaching Assistant in order (1) cement the material into my knowledge and (2) help fellow classmate take on challenging concepts in biology and chemistry. I was a TA for intro biology course, biochemistry, cell biology, general chemistry and organic chemistry.

My educational background is in Math and Psychology. I recently obtained my Master's degree in Quantitative Psychology, which is basically research methods and statistics for behavioral sciences. That means I have a strong math background AND a strong Social Science background.I have experience teaching people of all ages; I've worked with 6 year olds learning to read, middle schoolers preparing for math tests, and graduate students taking advanced stats classes. I love the challenges and joys that come with each of these groups. My teaching style adapts for each student, but as a default I'm big on using visuals and having hands-on experience. Whether that means getting manipulatives for teaching arithmetic or creating practice data-sets for hands on stats practice, I'll make sure we can find a way to give students' their best chance to learn in a hands-on way.Reach out and see how I can help you learn in a way that works for you!

I love helping others with processes I've found difficult at times myself. Having struggled with incompatible teaching methods, I know they can make all the difference in how successful a student is at a given assignment or in a class overall.

I have tutored in entry level financial/managerial accounting subjects (Accounting 100 and 101) as a paid position in my alma matter, Prince Georges Community College (PGCC), where I received an associate degree in accounting. Through my early education years, I have also patiently taught algebra to fellow classmates who found it difficult to understand the concepts. In my experience, helping students prepare for exams has been a blessing because when the goal is achieved, we see progress in their lives.I have a BS in Accounting from the University of Maryland, College Park. I also have a Masters of Science (MS) in accounting with a focus on Internal Auditing. Since my graduation, I have worked extensively in the field of accounting mostly in the federal government financial management space where accounting principles are applied based on government laws, regulations and requirements.In my spare time, I enjoy reading, spending time with my family and being a source of help to others. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to tutor you in these subjects.

I have been passionate for teaching since a young age. In college I had the opportunity to tutor criminal justice to other students at the university's learning center. Now I am working hard with students from different places in subjects like MEE, MBE, Criminal Law, Spanish among others.Originally from Nicaragua, I moved to the Miami, FL to pursue a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice. After graduation I moved to Washington DC for law school. Now I live in Maryland and work as an assistant public defender. I love my career as an attorney, but I also love to teach and mentor students that might be going through a rough time in school and need some guidance and a helping hand.

I am a graduate of Shippensburg University where I earned my Bachelor of Arts in English and Secondary Education, and of Walden University where I earned my Master of Science in Education with a focus on content-area literacy. Since 2000, I have worked as an English Language Arts educator with middle and high school students, and I have tutored students at both levels in reading, composition, and SAT or ACT preparation. I have also edited and proofread college application essays for international students looking to attend exclusive, private universities in the United States. I focus a great deal on composition, content-area literacy and comprehension, reading fiction and non-fiction literature, creative writing, and preparation for skills demonstration on standardized tests.We are all born with the capacity to learn, and our most effective learning happens when we positively approach new material through four perspectives: we feel confident about the new learning, we are interested in the new information, we understand the importance of learning the new information, and we feel emotionally ready and excited to learn.I try to establish these four perspectives for my students and clients in any instructional situation. When I am not teaching or tutoring, I enjoy reading, writing poetry and fiction, drawing, and watercolor painting.

Leonardo Martinez is a Law Clerk at the District of Columbia Superior Court. In this role, he does legal research and writing such as drafting court decisions.Prior to Clerking, Leo was an Assistant District Attorney at the Bronx District Attorney's Office where he handled hundreds of criminal prosecutions from beginning to end including attempted murder cases.A graduate of George Washington Law School, Leo was part of the Criminal Appeals Clinic where he drafted and argued an appeal before the Maryland Court of Special Appeals. Additionally, he clerked for the District of Columbia United States Attorney's Office Cyber Crime Section where he worked on issues involving electronic, computer, and internet-related evidence and legal processes; and worked closely with the Department of Justice's Office of International Affairs ("OIA") on an initiative to expedite the processing of Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty ("MLAT") requests from foreign countries that seek electronic evidence in the United States in support of foreign criminal investigations and proceedings.Leo is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and the State of New York. Leo was born in Honduras and Spanish is his first language. He is also a tutor for the bar exam.

I am a recent graduate of Towson University that received a Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Pure Mathematics. At Towson University, I worked for over two years as a mathematics tutor in the Tutoring and Learning Center and as a Teaching Assistant for an introduction to proof writing course (Math 267 Intro to Abstract Mathematics). Since graduating, I have sought opportunities to continue tutoring and teaching others in learning mathematics. Tutoring and teaching mathematics is one of my passions, as I enjoy helping others overcome their struggles and excel in mathematics. I use various techniques when tutoring others but often utilize the I do, We do, You do approach to helping others understand the material that is vexing them. I can tutor nearly any middle school, high school, and college-level mathematics course, and I am available on weekdays and weekends during the afternoons or evenings.

Hello everyone. I am a Sophomore at the University of Maryland. I personally enjoy helping people with math and I'd be glad to help you too. I can help you with Algebra 1-2, Pre Calculus, and Calculus 1-2. I can also assist with Elementary and Middle School math.I believe that proper learning comes through many ways of receiving knowledge. Most students are guaranteed large classroom instruction, which is very crucial. But there is also a lot to be gained from good, personalized, high quality, one-on-one learning.I want to be able to give that to as many people as possible. And I will work with my students to achieve this goal.

I can teach you to speak, read and write in Arabic and Spanish. Alternatively, you can choose to study Arabic or Spanish only. I am also a fun and energetic teacher of English Language Arts and social studies and Eurasian history.

Currently purifying proteins at the National Cancer Institute. Attended Trinity College '19 and majored in Biology (and Philosophy). Advanced Orgo was an elective I took...still contemplating why I did that.I enjoyed coupling my studies as a Teaching Assistant in order (1) cement the material into my knowledge and (2) help fellow classmate take on challenging concepts in biology and chemistry. I was a TA for intro biology course, biochemistry, cell biology, general chemistry and organic chemistry.

My educational background is in Math and Psychology. I recently obtained my Master's degree in Quantitative Psychology, which is basically research methods and statistics for behavioral sciences. That means I have a strong math background AND a strong Social Science background.I have experience teaching people of all ages; I've worked with 6 year olds learning to read, middle schoolers preparing for math tests, and graduate students taking advanced stats classes. I love the challenges and joys that come with each of these groups. My teaching style adapts for each student, but as a default I'm big on using visuals and having hands-on experience. Whether that means getting manipulatives for teaching arithmetic or creating practice data-sets for hands on stats practice, I'll make sure we can find a way to give students' their best chance to learn in a hands-on way.Reach out and see how I can help you learn in a way that works for you!

I love helping others with processes I've found difficult at times myself. Having struggled with incompatible teaching methods, I know they can make all the difference in how successful a student is at a given assignment or in a class overall.

I have tutored in entry level financial/managerial accounting subjects (Accounting 100 and 101) as a paid position in my alma matter, Prince Georges Community College (PGCC), where I received an associate degree in accounting. Through my early education years, I have also patiently taught algebra to fellow classmates who found it difficult to understand the concepts. In my experience, helping students prepare for exams has been a blessing because when the goal is achieved, we see progress in their lives.I have a BS in Accounting from the University of Maryland, College Park. I also have a Masters of Science (MS) in accounting with a focus on Internal Auditing. Since my graduation, I have worked extensively in the field of accounting mostly in the federal government financial management space where accounting principles are applied based on government laws, regulations and requirements.In my spare time, I enjoy reading, spending time with my family and being a source of help to others. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to tutor you in these subjects.

I have been passionate for teaching since a young age. In college I had the opportunity to tutor criminal justice to other students at the university's learning center. Now I am working hard with students from different places in subjects like MEE, MBE, Criminal Law, Spanish among others.Originally from Nicaragua, I moved to the Miami, FL to pursue a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice. After graduation I moved to Washington DC for law school. Now I live in Maryland and work as an assistant public defender. I love my career as an attorney, but I also love to teach and mentor students that might be going through a rough time in school and need some guidance and a helping hand.

I am a graduate of Shippensburg University where I earned my Bachelor of Arts in English and Secondary Education, and of Walden University where I earned my Master of Science in Education with a focus on content-area literacy. Since 2000, I have worked as an English Language Arts educator with middle and high school students, and I have tutored students at both levels in reading, composition, and SAT or ACT preparation. I have also edited and proofread college application essays for international students looking to attend exclusive, private universities in the United States. I focus a great deal on composition, content-area literacy and comprehension, reading fiction and non-fiction literature, creative writing, and preparation for skills demonstration on standardized tests.We are all born with the capacity to learn, and our most effective learning happens when we positively approach new material through four perspectives: we feel confident about the new learning, we are interested in the new information, we understand the importance of learning the new information, and we feel emotionally ready and excited to learn.I try to establish these four perspectives for my students and clients in any instructional situation. When I am not teaching or tutoring, I enjoy reading, writing poetry and fiction, drawing, and watercolor painting.

Leonardo Martinez is a Law Clerk at the District of Columbia Superior Court. In this role, he does legal research and writing such as drafting court decisions.Prior to Clerking, Leo was an Assistant District Attorney at the Bronx District Attorney's Office where he handled hundreds of criminal prosecutions from beginning to end including attempted murder cases.A graduate of George Washington Law School, Leo was part of the Criminal Appeals Clinic where he drafted and argued an appeal before the Maryland Court of Special Appeals. Additionally, he clerked for the District of Columbia United States Attorney's Office Cyber Crime Section where he worked on issues involving electronic, computer, and internet-related evidence and legal processes; and worked closely with the Department of Justice's Office of International Affairs ("OIA") on an initiative to expedite the processing of Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty ("MLAT") requests from foreign countries that seek electronic evidence in the United States in support of foreign criminal investigations and proceedings.Leo is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and the State of New York. Leo was born in Honduras and Spanish is his first language. He is also a tutor for the bar exam.

I am a recent graduate of Towson University that received a Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Pure Mathematics. At Towson University, I worked for over two years as a mathematics tutor in the Tutoring and Learning Center and as a Teaching Assistant for an introduction to proof writing course (Math 267 Intro to Abstract Mathematics). Since graduating, I have sought opportunities to continue tutoring and teaching others in learning mathematics. Tutoring and teaching mathematics is one of my passions, as I enjoy helping others overcome their struggles and excel in mathematics. I use various techniques when tutoring others but often utilize the I do, We do, You do approach to helping others understand the material that is vexing them. I can tutor nearly any middle school, high school, and college-level mathematics course, and I am available on weekdays and weekends during the afternoons or evenings.

Hello everyone. I am a Sophomore at the University of Maryland. I personally enjoy helping people with math and I'd be glad to help you too. I can help you with Algebra 1-2, Pre Calculus, and Calculus 1-2. I can also assist with Elementary and Middle School math.I believe that proper learning comes through many ways of receiving knowledge. Most students are guaranteed large classroom instruction, which is very crucial. But there is also a lot to be gained from good, personalized, high quality, one-on-one learning.I want to be able to give that to as many people as possible. And I will work with my students to achieve this goal.

I can teach you to speak, read and write in Arabic and Spanish. Alternatively, you can choose to study Arabic or Spanish only. I am also a fun and energetic teacher of English Language Arts and social studies and Eurasian history.