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Adam
Adam earned a B.S. in Mathematics major from George Mason University. Adam's teaching background first began developing during his time as an algebra II teaching assistant in high school. He currently owns Fairfax Tutors. Since then, he has worked a year and a half at Mathnasium, teaching various topics to students ranging from early elementary school to late high school, and he has been professionally tutoring mathematics since November 2021. Adam is incredibly passionate about mathematics and loves helping his students to see the "why" of how things work when teaching.
Susan
Susan has tutored professionally since 2016. She has a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Virginia and has worked in Information Technology for 20 years. For 10 years, Susan homeschooled her four children, two of whom are now in college (at VT and JMU). Susan is available to tutor elementary mathematics, pre-algebra, and algebra. Even though it was a long time ago, Susan still remembers what it was like to struggle with math in school. So she takes great satisfaction in helping young people crack the math code. Susan lives with her family in Ashburn.
Chris
Chris, an Ashburn resident, earned a B.A. from Christendom College in 2009, and an M.A.T. in Secondary Education from Liberty University in 2011. He has experience teaching and tutoring students at the middle school and high school levels for the past ten years. Currently, he is a high school teacher for Loudoun County Public Schools, and tutors middle & high school students. He is available to tutor middle school science, math, English and history, as well as high school algebra I & II, geometry, English, and social studies. He is also available in-person to tutor in test prep for the PSAT and the SAT.
Angela
Angela taught 4th grade for Loudoun County Public Schools for six years. She has experience tutoring students in all subjects in third through fifth grade. She completed her B.S. in Elementary Education from Liberty University. Angela loves teaching and is passionate about helping each student reach their full potential, while enjoying the learning process. She is available to tutor elementary students in the areas of math, reading comprehension, science, history, and writing. She can also assist with homework assignments.
Fenton
Fenton earned a BA in Mathematics from Agnes Scott College and has been living in Ashburn for over 20 years, enjoying her family, grandchildren, and pets. She home schooled her four sons from kindergarten through high school. All four sons went on to attend and graduate from college. In 2010 she taught Algebra I and 5th grade math at Ambleside School in Herndon. From 2011-2016 she taught 5th grade at Ambleside School. In the summer of 2016 she retired from full time teaching to be a grandmother. Not only does she love teaching, but she also enjoys Bible study, knitting, water colors, colored pencils, and walking her dog. Available in-person.
Mary Beth
Mary Beth earned a B.S. in Paralegal Studies and an M.S. in Reading Education from Marywood University. She is currently the director and owner of Ashburn Tutors, LLC. She served as an elementary and middle school Reading Specialist for Fairfax County Public Schools and the Pocono Mountain School District in Pennsylvania. In addition, Mary Beth was a second grade teacher for the Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Arlington and served as a home-bound instructor for Loudoun County Public Schools. She has been a private tutor since 1995 and currently tutors full-time. She is available in-person to teach children and adults with reading & learning difficulties, elementary math - algebra, and homework help/study skills. In addition, she conducts homeschool evaluations and reading level assessments. She lives in Ashburn Village. In-person tutoring only.
Dave
Dave earned a B.A. from Norwich University, an M.S. in Reading Education, and post-graduate certification in Learning Disabilities from Marywood University. He was a Title 1 Remedial Reading Specialist for public schools in Pennsylvania and has served as a learning disabilities teacher for FCPS and the Arlington Diocese. In addition, he was a home-bound instructor for LCPS. Dave has been a private tutor since 1996 and currently tutors full-time. He owns Scorched Protein, LLC (www.scorchedprotein.com). He lives in Ashburn Village.​​ Available in-person to teach children and adults with reading & learning difficulties, elementary math - algebra, and homework help/study skills. In addition, he conducts homeschool evaluations and reading level assessments. In-person tutoring only.
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Isabella
Isabella received her Law Degree from the Universidad de la Sabana in Bogota and a Master of Law in Comparative Law form the University of Miami. She is from Bogota, Colombia and has lived in the United States for twenty-one years. She previously worked at Law firms in San Juan, Puerto Rico and in Washington, DC. Isabella stopped working to care for her growing family but stayed involved in her community. For the last eight years she has homeschooled her four children, and is currently homeschooling her two youngest. She has taught elementary and middle school children as a volunteer for the Diocese of Bogotá, Miami and Arlington for over thirty years, and has been teaching for her homeschool co-op for three years. She is fluent in Spanish and English. Isabella lives with her family in Arcola, VA. She is available in-person to tutor elementary and middle school age students who require homework assistance.
Halle
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Halle is attending Christopher Newport University where she majors in biology and a minor in business. With a true love for math and science, she has spent years peer tutoring middle and high school students. Her expertise ranges from algebra 1 and geometry through AP statistics 1 and calculus. She is also happy to tutor most middle and high school science and English. Since sixth grade she has spent hours teaching herself different subjects and, most importantly, figuring out what she doesn’t know. Her biggest struggle, and now biggest strength, is being able to pinpoint problems and work to fix them. She enjoys instilling the same confidence in the students she tutors.