Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...a deep interest in teaching STEM related fields to high school and college students in a classroom setting and now am interested in carrying this into individualized education. The courses that I am most interested in teaching are physics, mathematics (pre-calculus, calculus, statistics, differential equations and linear algebra), biology, and chemistry. My interest in these courses stems from the singular mode by which they are traditionally taught, leading many folks to believe that "they are...

...subjects. During this time, many of the other tutors came to me for help and dubbed me "the math guy." I was in high school not too long ago and understand the pressures of having a high GPA and impressive ACT scores, so I understand what many of you are going through. I look forward to helping you learn and hope I can help you navigate the anxieties of being a student in the 21st...

...be till the day I die. Algebra and Trigonometry are one of my most favorite subjects to learn and to teach especially since it's a language that everyone can share. I live in a Fraternity with a bunch of friends that always ask me to tutor them before an exam, and remarkably they receive a much better grade after I helped tutor them. The key, I believe, to understanding math is to gain some confidence...

...I love working with students of all ages. I have worked for an educational camp called College for Kids for seven years as an assistant and as an instructor. I have also volunteered as a literacy advocate for Ready Readers and as a tutor for Girls Inc. In my free time, I like to read books, bake, and train for races; I recently completed my first half marathon! My approach to tutoring is recognizing that...

...of the University of Minnesota with a bachelors in Economics, Political Science, and Global Studies. I focus on subjects in the social sciences, predominantly economics and history. My philosophy towards teaching is that if you can't explain it to your grandmother then you either don't have information mastered or you're ineffectively communicating it. In my free time I am a baseball enthusiast, kayaker, cyclist and cinephile with the hopes of one day becoming a true...

...the best feelings ever and it is shared between the giver and receiver. Currently, I'm an undergraduate student at Washington University in St. Louis with a major in geophysics and a minor in astrophysics. I've tutored elementary school children in basic math, reading, and music. Along with this I've naturally picked up tutoring skills merely by working with classmates on assignments. When tutoring I strive for clear communication between the student so I can understand...

...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 short reading passages and comprehension checks are readily available to increase fluency and comprehension. Located in Central time zone. The following time slots are NOT available: Sundays before noon and Wednesday evenings. Great with people! Sessions are encouraging and make students feel great about their successes....

...a tutor during my high school years and was involved in local tutoring programs as well. I am going to be home during the summer months and I am available to tutor almost any time during the week. I can handle anything from elementary math to high school level science. I am strongest in the areas of English, essay writing, and ACT prep and prefer to tutor these subjects but I am willing and able...

Industrial Engineering student at Purdue University. I started tutoring sophomore year of high school, and have tutored elementary, middle, and high school students in a variety of subjects, but mostly in math.

I have eight years professional experience of teaching/tutoring of students in mathematics. I have two bachelor's degree in mathematics and chemical engineering. I know that each student has different needs and ways to learn and I am here to understand your needs and to develop new ways to make you successful in mathematics. Practice Makes perfect!

...I earned a Bachelors of Science in Biology. Currently I am a research intern in the St. Louis Zoo's animal behavior lab. I have been a preceptor at a private academy for chemistry and mythology as well as a tutor for 5th grade music. I am planning on going back to graduate school for my doctorate in ecology and evolution. In my spare time I enjoy playing lots of guitar and ultimate frisbee as well...

...High School. There, I taught English, Algebra, and Social Studies classes in conjunction with general education teachers and other special educators. After ten years with SSD, I decided I was ready for a new challenge. I accepted a position at an urban charter school in St. Louis City, teaching 8th grade Communication Arts and literacy. My first love in education is the language arts, and I am comfortable tutoring all levels of English and reading...

...for ten years before moving to the college level. The favorite part of my job was (and still is) working one-on-one with my students. I believe students learn more when education can be tailored just to them and that cannot happen in an overcrowded classroom. I tutor students who wish to improve their reading and writing skills, whether they be advanced students that are looking for an extra challenge or remedial students who need extra...

...to trudge through myself. I soon discovered that I really enjoyed working with others, and since then, I have always focused on building a relationship with those whom I tutor. By being able to relate to those who I tutor, I can more effectively communicate to my students and help them progress over time. I am a recent graduate of Saint Louis University with a bachelor's in biomedical engineering and a minor in mathematics. The...

...is a tutoring job but more then simple tutoring. I conduct weekly review sessions with teams of biomedical engineering underclassmen, helping them on concepts and homework. I also lead reviewing and clarify core concepts for Introduction to Biomedical Engineering course. Beyond tutoring academically, I assist students with their assimilation into college life as well. I tutor Biomedical Engineering, all math subjects ranging from K-12 to junior college level, all levels of Physics, all levels of...

Hi! I'm Naeem and I'm an engineering student at Wash U. My main academic interests are math and chemistry. I want to tutor because I'll be able to help other people understand some really cool concepts within these subjects. I know the satisfaction that comes when you finally master something you've been working hard for and I want to be involved with helping others get to that point. ... My teaching philosophy largely consists of relating...

...Wash. U., I had the opportunity to serve as a teaching assistant (TA) for a trusted advisor, and I've loved my teaching experience ever since! I've continued to TA every semester I've been enrolled in graduate school and, additionally, have experience running my own course, Introduction to Biobehavioral Statistics, at the undergraduate level. As a student myself, I have valued mentorship from teachers and professors and will typically seek out individuals whom I respect for...

...subjects, I am most passionate about math, specifically Algebra and Calculus. Helping those students and even my classmates understand difficult problems is a rewarding experience as we both share in the accomplishment once we tackle the question. While I know that certain math topics require a specific method or train of thought that may not be totally understood, I believe that trying to understand those difficult topics is part of the fun. It is a...

...chemical engineering, I am aware of all the challenging math and science courses awaiting the would-be scientist or engineer. My goal as a tutor is to empower my students to do theri best in math and science courses. My own experience has exposed me to a wide range of applications of math and science for the students who may need concrete examples of how concepts they're learning are applied. I also think developing rapport with...

My education and work experience has been in organic chemistry and biochemistry. My volunteer work has included Science Olympiad and robotics. I have always enjoyed teaching, and helping students to get excited about science. My experiences with my own childrens' learning issues (ADD, autism) have made me look into better ways to present material for different learning styles.