The Best Study Skills Tutors in Washington, DC

Hello, My name is Leona. I am a licensed Civil Engineer, and I love helping others to succeed. My strength is in Math. However, I am fully qualified to tutor several elementary school, middle school, high school, and college courses. I also... read more

...Differential Equations (ODEs, PDEs, and SDEs), and Advanced and Introductory Statistics * Test Prep: GRE/GMAT/SAT/ACT/CFA, Study Skills, and College Advising * With 12 years of university credit...much, much more... My advanced read more

You can and will develop excellent study skills with help. These skills will serve you for a life-time of successful learning. Excellent study skills reduce the amount of time and energy you spend feeling stressed and increases your... read more

I am currently teaching an accelerated Prealgebra/Algebra 1 class for students who are new to my school. A component of this class is introductory study skills, as many of these students have struggled to form solid study habits. I... read more

I have logged in countless hours of studying and planning how to study and learning about study skills. I have helped numerous students improve and enhance their study skills and I can draw from my rich experience to help students... read more

I am a first grade teacher with DC Public Charter Schools and frequently work with children who have special needs and IEPs set into place, so they need a one-to-one environment and help with study skills. I am also in the process of... read more

i have done work at a charter high school with students who require help with study skills and participating in classroom activities. Most of the skills have been in note taking, computer use and best test taking practices. read more

Hi there! My name's Maggie and I'm a junior at Yale University, double majoring in Cognitive Science and Mechanical Engineering. I remember how intimidating the college application process was for me, and I'd love to help ease your stress by... read more

Study Skills include "how to" skills including researching (both in a library and on the internet) organizing time, SQ3R Reading techniques, using references such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, map atlases, anthologies, etc.,... read more

I also am familiar with using mnemonic devices in order to remember important information. Students can learn important acroymns by remembering what each letter means. There are many study skills students can use. I have taken a course... read more