The Best Physics Tutors in American University, Washington, DC

I have personally been through a physics education from high school up to graduate level. I have run introductory and advanced physics lab courses, including teaching students the background physics involved, how to perform...See Grant's full profile

...Structures, Controls, Aerodynamics/Fluid dynamics, Propulsion, Orbit dynamics, State Estimation, GPS, and any engineering math/physics classes. ...See Ryan's full profile

My academic journey includes AP scores of 5 in Computer Science A, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Chemistry, Calculus BC, Statistics, and Physics C, showcasing my diverse expertise across subjects. My tutoring philosophy centers on...See David's full profile

With extensive experience in math and science, including subjects like Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, and Physics, I’m confident I can help you excel. I’ve also excelled in standardized testing, scoring 1500 on...See Matthew's full profile

I graduated with a Bachelor's from Caltech and an Master's and Ph.D from Stanford, all in mechanical engineering. My PhD research was in computational fluid dynamics. I have experience in math, physics, and computer science. I...See Carlos's full profile

Additionally, I had tutored mechanics and electricity & magnetism at Bellevue and the University of Washington, and TA’d those classes at MIT for 3 semesters. After leaving Bellevue I applied my physics knowledge towards a second...See Brian's full profile

I took AP Physics I and received a 4 on the exam. I have taken Physics I and II in undergrad, and received an A in both coursed. I have tutored physics for 2 months now. See Tomi's full profile

I hold New York teaching certificates for Physics, Chemistry and General Science and a New Jersey teaching certificate for the Physical Sciences. My two BS degrees at the University of Florida includes the National Council for...See Thomas's full profile

American culture has a hang-up about math. Many believe success in mathematics centers on talent, but in fact (and there is research to show this) motivation and effort are really the keys to success. Learning math is akin to learning a language...See Paul's full profile

Navigating a career in engineering and related fields can be challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. With over a decade of leadership experience in engineering research, reactor engineering, and regulatory compliance, I am here to guide...See Dagistan's full profile

I have taken undergraduate and graduate physics courses and use physics in my research.See Kaveh's full profile

Have taken Organic Chemistry I, Organic Chemistry II, Organic Laboratory, and Physical Organic Chemistry. I have also taught Supplemental Instruction courses in Organic Chemistry.See Justin's full profile

I've taught calculus to students in the life sciences, physics, and engineering for over 5 years, and I hold a B.S. from UCLA in Mathematics of Computation. I earned A's in college calc I, calc II, multivariable calculus, and...See Dane's full profile

That said, I also know when to take a more direct approach, and am always ready to adapt to a student’s needs. While I mainly teach math and CS, I’m flexible and comfortable helping with other STEM-related subjects like physics and...See Kevin's full profile

I have more than 35 years experience at the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center in studying and numerically modeling the physics of the Earth's Atmosphere/Land/Ocean System. I studied Physics in high school and as an...See Mark's full profile

I have taken over 4 years of physics in high school and college. I tutored physics years at Virginia Commonwealth University's campus learning center as well as professionally for the past 12 years. I have earned A's in...See Fayth's full profile

Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, II, Math 1 and Math II, Math 3, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB and BC 2. Physics and Chemistry Honors courses, and basics statistics 3. SAT (math only) and ACT (Math and...See Aniruddha's full profile

I like to use analogies to help explain the physics behind real life events and phenomena that range from quarks (atomic and subatomic particle events) to quasars (massive stars, solar systems,and galaxies). I am a scientist and engineer by...See Otto's full profile

I graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelor's degree in physics, following four years of intensive coursework covering both classical and modern physics. I have been tutoring physics at an introductory college...See Alexandra's full profile

I am an experienced math tutor who has worked at George Mason University Math Learning Center for about three years, where I tutored students in variety of math courses such as algebra, probability, and calculus. I have a strong passion for...See Seyed Kaveh's full profile

As an engineer working in the satellite industry, I used and applied a lot of the laws of physics both in electromagnetics and in orbital mechanics and other topics. I tutored my son in physics in his senior year in high school, and...See Hany's full profile

I have a PhD in theoretical Nuclear Physics. After being a practicing Physicist for a number of years doing research in the US and Europe, I have taught all levels of Physics, first as an Assistant Professor of Physics and...See Thomas's full profile

Hello! My name is Nasser, and I’m passionate about helping students build confidence in math. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering and my Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science. I am currently pursuing my...See Nasser's full profile

You can read my Wyzant profile to get and idea of my physics background.See Frank's full profile

I have helped students of many ages and stages succeed in Physics—whether in classwork or on the AP Exam—and I believe that you can too. To give just one example, I had a high school Physics student who joined my studio...See Daniel's full profile