Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving St. Peters, MO

...all this, I have many other passions and interests. I am a runner, and I love to be outside. I’ve tried my hand at both mountain biking and Frisbee golfing; while I enjoy both, I am not particularly good at either. I also read a fair amount and spend a lot of time with my...

...in the positive effects of structure and process. As an educator for three years, I have seen incremental gains establish confidence and motivate students to take risks in applying newly learned knowledge. A growth mindset means having a belief that anything that can be learned with the appropriate effort and strategy. As someone who as...

...Systems Engineering and Finance. I'm also currently in the application process for a Masters degree from Washington University in Data Analysis and Statistics. When I'm not studying, I like to spend as much time as possible in the great outdoors! I absolutely love being outside, and I jump at every opportunity to go hiking, biking,...

...in St. Louis with experience tutoring science and mathematics. Specifically, I'm proficient in teaching Chemistry, Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry in addition to elementary and secondary mathematics. I make an effort to prioritize and teach students about the underlying logic behind concepts and questions so that they may thoroughly understand the concept and interdisciplinary connections...

...raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention through peer support. It has been a humbling experience to get to know the NoStigmas community and encouraging others to share their story through our platform. I also volunteer for City Faces, which is a nonprofit that creates a safe space for children ranging from ages 2-18...

...to become a tutor while I'm studying to become a science teacher. I can help with things like algebra, calculus, physics, chemistry, English, and especially ACT subjects. It was only 3 years ago that I took the ACT and did very well, and now I want to help new students do the same.

...fun. I am also an avid traveler. I tutor math from middle school all the way to Calculus I. As an engineer, I completed many math classes and still use much of what I learned in my career every day. I have always loved math and want to help other students learn to love it...

...school subjects all the way to ACT tutoring my junior year of high school. Tutoring was not only a means of helping me learn the basics of each subject. Rather, it taught me valuable study strategies and life lessons. Each tutor provided me with their own knowledge of this world and it allowed me to...

...comes from having grown up overseas in the Middle East in a bi-cultural household and having traveled extensively throughout my life. In addition to languages, I also have a strong Math and Business background due to my undergraduate studies. Since graduation, I am currently serving as 1 of the 64 nationally selected fellows participating in...

I have worked as an Academic Coach which means I worked with middle and high school students helping them to develop and achieve academic and career goals. I also tutored them as needed. I love math because I like to solve problems and investigate. I also like to figure out how to work difficult problems out.

Hello, My name is Michael. I recently graduated with a BS in Mathematics from Lindenwood University. I absolutely love working with kids and love to teach. Please feel free to ask any question

...undergrad degree BS Biology at Saint Louis University. Currently, I am applying to medical school while doing a post baccalaureate pre medical at WashU. I enjoy helping students to achieve their desired educational goals and I am motivated to assist, and aspire in learning. I have tutored for 8+ years in education from elementary students...

I am a mother of 3, an online ESL teacher, and I love to see others learn, grow and excel! I try to make learning fun and rewarding!

...give students a deep, conceptual understanding of topics. For example, I'll teach not just the formulas they'll use, but how those formulas were found in the first place and what relationships they represent. That way it satisfies their curiosity and makes them more equipped as students. I rarely had teachers do that for me in...

...a Bachelors of Science in Biology and minor in Chemistry. I am currently pursuing my medical degree at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. Throughout undergraduate, I helped my peers by often having small study group sessions where difficult topics could be discussed in detail. I also revised numerous essays, as English has always been...

...in groups or one-on-one, I enjoy the challenge of trying to re-frame the material in a manner that appeals to their interests as much as their prior knowledge. While making science relatable can certainly be a tall order, as these are tough and sometimes discouraging subjects after all, I find it tremendously rewarding to see...

...Washington University in St. Louis. Previously, I attended and graduated from John Burroughs High School. Through my high school, I had the opportunity to formally tutor students in preparation for the MAP Test in Missouri. Although I enjoy teaching a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about math, specifically Algebra and Calculus. Helping...

...from Johns Hopkins University. While in my graduate study in Johns Hopkins, I taught both organic chemistry and college chemistry (for both lecture and laboratory parts) as a teaching assistant to the corresponding professors in the Chemistry Department. In addition to the teaching experience for more advanced chemistry subjects, I also ever tutored junior high's...

...Mathematics from Webster University. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Communications with a Certificate in Business Administration from Saint Louis University. I also have a Bachelor of Science in Education with a minor in Mathematics from Harris-Stowe State College. I came to St. Louis from New Jersey on a full 4 year basketball scholarship...

I love being able to help people, whether that be pts or students. I think the best way to learn is to make it fun, and get creative with it.