The Best Art Tutors in Bethesda, MD

I specialize in humanities-focused work (especially political science/government, philosophy, history and english), but I have advised students across a wide range of disciplines, including engineering, psychology, and art history.See Josh's full profile

I currently teach Russian to adult learners at the International Center for Language Studies (ICLS) in Washington, D.C. I hold a teaching diploma in Russian as a Second Language from Lomonosov Moscow State University, a Ph.D. in Art Studies (specializing in theatre) from GITIS, and a Ph.D. in Theatre Studies from...See Maria's full profile

I was a university-level professor for many years, specializing in logic, analytical reasoning, ethics, organizational science and other related topics. For many years now I have been a teacher in a private school and a private tutor. I teach language arts (reading, writing, speaking, listening, vocabulary,...See Steven's full profile

I have extensive experience in needlework, specializing in hand sewing, clothing repair, and creative embroidery. My lessons focus on essential stitching techniques, decorative embroidery, and textile repair, tailored to each student’s skill level and interests. Whether you want to mend garments, enhance textiles with...See Heaven's full profile

I studied Latin at Boston Latin School for 6 years, getting 5's on both Latin AP Virgil and Horace/Catullus. I studied it for all four years I was at Princeton as well, though I decided to major in English. As an actress, I studied at the London Academy of Dramatic Art, and also graduated from the...See Sarah's full profile

I have a strong background in cybersecurity, information technology, and education that supports my ability to tutor students in IT, cybersecurity, and history. I hold a Master of Science in Cybersecurity, where I studied network security, incident response, risk management, and secure system design. I also work as a...See Owen's full profile

I have taught elements of Geometry and Trigonometry over the past 5 years to Middle School and High School students within the Montgomery County Public School System, to students at the Art of Problem Solving Academy in Gaithersburg, MD, and to many of my 90+ tutoring students. See Mark's full profile

I have over 10 years of experience in visual arts and have been taking art classes since fourth grade. Throughout my artistic journey, I have participated in multiple state and national-level art competitions and have earned awards and recognitions for my work. My painting experience includes...See Tvisha's full profile

I have 5 years of classroom teaching experience in U.S. History, Civics, and Social Studies and hold a Master of Arts in Teaching. I also earned bachelor's degrees in Political Science and Philosophy, Politics & Law and worked as a college writing tutor, helping students strengthen their analytical...See Evan's full profile

I have a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Bowdoin College. For my Math major, I focused on statistics. I recently graduated from the University of Michigan with a Master of Public Policy degree, where I significantly strengthened my abilities in statistics. I have been tutoring over the past months in...See Gabriel's full profile

I am an education advocate and humanities academic--I can tutor you in the skill sets in which I have post-graduate education and experience: research, critical reading analysis, writing. Former elementary through high school public schools substitute teacher, arts magnet high civics teacher and book bus library...See Aaron's full profile

Can help very young kids in reading and writing.See Isha's full profile

Hi, I'm David! I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a degree in Computer Science, along with minors in Business and Entrepreneurship. With over four years of tutoring experience, I have had the pleasure of working with hundreds of students, primarily in high school and college. I now teach math at an elite DC...See David's full profile

I have taught common core curriculum since 2013 in grades: 2, 3, and 5. This includes common core language arts, math, science, and social studies. When in doubt of the material, it is the professor's obligation to check the common core standards in the appropriate grade level and subject.See Jesse's full profile

Current VA and MD teaching license 5 years teaching English Language Arts at the middle school level I have been teaching secondary English for the past 5 years. I have worked with students ranging from 6th grade through graduate school. Worked in the University of Mary Washington Writing Center helping...See Amani's full profile

I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Linguistics, Cultures, and Education at the University of Maryland, where I maintain a 3.93 GPA and actively participate in the Honors Global Challenges and Solutions program. My academic focus, combined with my scholarship recognition for excellence in...See Daniela's full profile

Over two years, I've assisted students composing synthesis essays and analytical case studies across a range of disciplines. I hold a degree in finance and a passion for the arts, a combination that fuels the fluid translation of data into articulate prose, particularly for students in business, economics,...See Kristen's full profile

I have extensive experience tutoring elementary-age students in math, science, and language arts, building strong foundational skills through patient, individualized instruction. I currently teach math at Mathnasium and have worked with students across a wide range of learning styles, including students with ADHD...See Logan's full profile

I first became interested in performing arts, acting specifically, in my junior year in high school. Accordingly, I applied to the performing arts shop of Warren County Technical School, and was educated there for two years. I graduated from high school and decided to attend C.W. Post of Long Island...See Lynda's full profile

Getting your GED is really about the language arts and math components. If you have those mastered, you are well on your way to passing the test. In teaching GED, I like to concentrate first on reading/writing for language arts, including the essay test. (As for the essay, I wrote editorials, essays,...See Robert's full profile

I have led college counseling programs in private & public schools, as well as non-profit organizations. My work has been awarded by my alma mater, North Carolina A&T ( College of Arts & Science Distinguished Alumna),Cristo Rey Network (Director of the Year) & has been featured on Washington...See Andrea's full profile

...to student engagement and instructional strategies. My teaching experience spans multiple subjects and grade levels. I previously taught 8th-grade language arts in Houston, working with students receiving special education services and students classified as English as a Second Language (ESL), utilizing the Common Core...See Rayana's full profile

My students were coded with autism, add, adhd, cp, ms, dyslexia, mental challenges, dysgraphia, physical and cognitive impairments, and other. Creating or modifying materials for English, algebra, us history, art, and music classes, I am equipped with many strategies and techniques for teaching, and dealing with...See Nancy's full profile

I have taught humanities and art history for over 15 years.See Jenny's full profile

As a Harvard graduate with extensive experience in rigorous academic and narrative writing, I help students master the art of crafting clear, compelling essays. Whether working on highly selective college applications or advanced academic papers, I teach students how to develop a strong thesis, organize their...See Mallory's full profile