Award-Winning ACT Tutors in St. Charles, MO

...currently completing my Master of Public Health and Masters in Biology pending completion of my theses. All my degrees were acquired through Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Outside of academia, I spend my time caring for my large dogs, Cloud, a Great Pyrenees, and Yuffie, a Great Dane. We enjoy lots of play time and walks. These pups even have some of their food fashioned by yours truly! I also enjoy cooking for myself and my...

...Art History, Psychology, and Writing, and I am currently Pre-Law. I am very excited about pursuing tutoring opportunities until I leave for Malaysia in December to teach as a Fulbright scholar! I am passionate about writing and equally passionate about helping others to express themselves through writing. As a teacher for the Teaching Artists Program, I learned pedagogical techniques in writing and implemented them in an elementary school classroom. Our program received a grant from...

...with 23 years teaching experience. Grades 4-12. General Math, PreAlgebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, and College Math. Great with: honors, homeschooling, drill and practice, homework help, gifted, reteaching, high school placement tests, plumbers exam, and state test prep (Regents, Star, NJSLA, etc). Access to Math software to generate thousands of questions. Math reference library to use during sessions. Reading Comprehension for grades 4-11, admission tests, and adults is a strength as well. Exposure to...

...College Certificate. I graduated with my Masters in Secondary Education from the University of Missouri-Saint Louis. I am a lifelong learner, and hope to instill the desire for lifelong learning in each of my students as well. Along with this philosophy I have future plans of obtaining my Doctorate. I cannot ever imagine a time in my life when I won't be learning. In fact, I find I learn through teaching, and often learn from...

...am most passionate about History, English, Spanish, and Writing. In my experience helping students, I like to take a multimedia approach. I believe rote memorization is only one method to help students learn. I often employ videos, games, apps and real-life examples in my tutoring sessions. I believe education is important for every person, both as a means for future employment and to improve everyone's quality of life. I try to impart my passion for...

...equal opportunity for success, and that starts with the learning process. I am currently working on my BS in Applied Mathematics with Physics emphasis and a Minor in Computer Science at the Missouri University of Science and Technology. I mostly tutor mostly math and sciences like physics and chemistry. I sometimes tutor writing such as college language and composition writing as well. My favorite subjects to teach are calculus (1 through 3), elementary differential equations,...

...see the "light bulb moments" as they grasp it. I enjoy explaining an idea to a teenager or young adult and watching them grow in ability and confidence as they apply it. That is why I became a teacher. As a college student I served as a Phonics tutor, assisted third graders in learning new Math concepts, and helped fellow students with their essays. While student teaching I worked with Kindergarteners and fourth graders on...

...about education. I taught chemistry and physics, but am also very comfortable tutoring math. I believe in creating real student understanding of science through both conceptual and mathematical pathways. I have a bachelor's degree in chemistry and a master's in education from Truman State University. I was a teaching assistant in college for several years in the subjects of chemistry and algebra. I also tutored chemistry for several years with an academic organization.

...student...I know); 2- Writing (college or high school papers). Taking a test or writing a paper? Cross-reference Matt Damon, at the end of "The Martian": "At some point, everything's gonna go south on you... everything's going to go south and you're going to say, this is it. This is how I end. Now you can either accept that, or you can get to work. That's all it is. You just begin. You do the math....

I hope to help all students appreciate math and improve their general understanding of the subject. I will always try my best to help students learn and grow and encourage their development and growth in mathematics.... Allow for multiple ways to explain the material, because not all students learn the same way, so have multiple ways to show the material.... Figure out what the student knows and what they are struggling with.... As the student becomes...

...I am working towards an aerospace major and a computer science minor at the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering at Auburn University. I enjoy tutoring math and science topics but am also able to confidently teach other subjects. Usually I will tutor students by guiding students through the pathways that I took to understand a topic while providing some helpful resources, such as notes and examples. Working through problems and building confidence through practice is...

...the pre-veterinary track and am also a chemistry major. I love math and science and I truly enjoy sharing these passions with others. I have tutored at a local middle school for 2 years and have worked as a data analyst at a successful tutoring company in Connecticut. I hope to become a chemistry mentor during my junior year at university. This summer I will be working at a small animal hospital and an equine...

Hi! I'm Sophie, I'm a Biomedical Engineering major at Washington University in St. Louis. I'm fluent in Mandarin and English, and am very well versed in high school/AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, World History, US History, and CAPSTONE.

...abstract for the real world, that math is something taught at school that won't be used in real life. I disagree. The power of math comes from its abstractness! 2 + 2 = 4 whether If we're talking about points in a basketball game or dollars in your piggy bank. Sure the numbers mean nothing by themselves, but there are infinite possibilities for what the numbers can represent. This is why when we learn math,...

...Linguistics. I have much tutoring experience with high school students and have helped with summer school for elementary students. I love talking about language acquisition and the ins and outs of the English language that tend to trip people up. I enjoy helping people understand concepts they find to be challenging in a straightforward manner, typically using visuals to convey information and help students grasp concepts. I enjoy hiking, reading, and painting in my free...

...and Math) education and curriculum. I have a bachelors degree in Education with a minor in Biology and General Science. I am currently pursuing my Masters Degree in Business with an emphasis in Environmental Studies. I greatly enjoy sharing my knowledge of various topics of science with students. I have had the unique opportunity to work with students both in the classroom and out for the last several years. I currently work at a local St....

...Saint Louis University as a Pre-Med student. I went to college to become a doctor, but realized that I had gravitated towards that profession because of its education and fount of knowledge, not because of the medicine. I am now obtaining my Teaching Certificate in Secondary Education English and my Master's in Education, so that I may share my love of learning (and of teaching) to my future students. I am in my last semester,...

Hello! My name is Anna, and I am looking forward to working with you or your child! I have loved helping others in school for as long as I can remember, so I am very excited to now be a formal tutor. I can't wait to get started on our learning journey!

...I teach. I have an off-beat sense of humor that I bring to my encounters in the classroom and to individualized tutoring. Learning can be serious, rigorous, rewarding, challenging, and successful. It can also incorporate a lighthearted touch with a good dose of humor and fun. I grew up in the St. Louis area in Olivette and raised my family in St. Louis City and University City. My three stepchildren attended Magnet Schools in St....

...a degree in Women's and Gender Studies and picked up minors in Spanish, Linguistics, Sociology, and Multicultural Studies along the way. Since graduating, I've moved to St. Louis and spent a year in a public affairs fellowship program, learning about public service, politics, collaboration, and leadership. Now, I'm working in the non-profit sector and finding ways to be more involved in my neighborhood and community. I'm a naturally curious person who loves learning and truly...