Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

Mathematics was always my favorite class at school. I have always been passionate about solving problems. I studied finance in Grad school and working towards my CFA. I am a mother of two beautiful children. I am also yoga instructor.

...but I also do some math tutoring. My favorite subject to tutor is probably anything pertaining to the biological sciences (especially neuroscience). My tutoring style is relatively relaxed and student-driven. I believe building strong foundations proves to be the most beneficial in the long run, so I really like to make sure my students have a solid grasp of basic concepts and skills. Outside of academia, I like to watch movies, play the ukulele and...

...loved giving students the opportunity to extend their knowledge of a science subject they were specifically interested in. Even more fun was watching them compete in those subjects! Out of all the sciences, I am most passionate about AP biology, though I am excited to help anyone learn on any level. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life. I also believe that science...

I am a current math teacher in St. Louis, Missouri, and have a unique teaching style that I tailor to every student. I would love to help you be the best student you can be.

...Charles School District and Francis Howell School District to further student's understanding of core biological concepts, focusing primarily on middle school and high school students. Organizations I have worked for in the past include the Boys&Girls Club of St. Peters, SCCC College for All Kids, and FIRST Robotics with a focus on educating elementary school students. I hold the philosophy that intrinsic motivation is the most powerful tool towards reaching goals and dreams, and gear...

...language and composition writing as well. My favorite subjects to teach are calculus (1 through 3), elementary differential equations, and physics (Newtonian, Quantum, and Electricity/Magnetism). I believe that to become familiar with a subject, one must practice it and do so often. It is also often helpful to do as much background research as necessary in order to fundamentally understand the topic. Lastly, it is important to note past mistakes and learn from them.

...I am a recent graduate of WashU who will be starting up my first full-time job in finance this summer. I've benefited so much throughout my academic career from caring individuals who have taken the time to invest in my success and help me grow. I know first hand the value of a tutor who not only knows the material, but is also compassionate and thoughtful throughout the process. I've been fortunate to have people...

...more students in St. Louis and around the country online. My personal goal is for my students to say that math is much easier than they ever thought. To reach this point, I study how each student learns, what makes sense and where they get lost. We move forward by building on their strengths and filling in any missing concepts along the way. Seeing my students understanding the material, becoming more confidence and improving their...

...the moments where I see the pieces click into place and I see the "aha" moment on kids' faces. I want to help others achieve their academic goals by truly understanding the material at hand. Besides my love of tutoring, I also love acting. I've been in several short films: 4AM, Sketch, and That One Special Photo, and Mother Maria. When I'm not busy, I enjoy playing my violin. I've been in the Saint Louis...

I am a 6-year educator who believes in the value of a quality education at the highest level. I do my best to be as relatable as possible for students who struggle in the subjects I teach. I will always stand by what I learned from my college teacher, Ms. Ward, "As long as you live, you should never stop learning."

Hi, my name is Grant! I'm an incoming junior at Tulane University majoring in Biology, and I plan to attend medical school after graduation. I have experience tutoring in subjects like biology and math, and I focus on helping students understand material in a clear, structured way. I'm reliable, knowledgeable, and committed to helping students improve their performance and confidence. I'm excited to help you build confidence and reach your academic goals!

The pursuit of knowledge is always a productive and admirable use of time. I look forward to working with you to target gaps in conceptual and overall material understanding to help you better enjoy and get more out of your learning experience. My teaching style I would describe as patient-enthusiastic. I look forward to getting to know your learning style and goals so we can work together toward achievement.

...years ranging from ESL, math, English and reading comprehension, computer science, statistics, music, bible studes, health and personal training. I currently teach music to all ages, back to one of my first loves, music. I have written several songs, 3 are recorded, 2 in Germany, 1 is published in an international ecumenical hymnal. My husband and I are Adult Day Care partners. I am a Minister of Music for church in St. Louis City. I...

...the Harvard Kennedy School earning a Masters in Public Policy. In 2015, I graduated from Claremont McKenna College with a BA in Government and History. I am available to work with high school and college students, in-person or online, on subjects in the humanities and social sciences, including history, international relations, economics, statistics, English literature, writing, and test prep. I also have experience working with younger students on middle school/early high school math.

...St. Louis, MO. I enjoy learning new things and helping others learn. I have taught in grades pre-K through 9, multiple subjects, both public and private schools. More than half of my 20 years teaching experience is in upper elementary and middle school math. My philosophy is that rote memorization is not necessarily the best way to learn, but by gaining an understanding to the underlying concepts. I live with my husband and enjoy visiting...

...in St. Louis majoring in Biology: Neuroscience with minors in Spanish and Global Health and am an incoming medical student at the University of Arizona. At WashU, I served as a TA for both General Chemistry and an upper-level neuroscience course and love helping students achieve their full potential, while having fun in the process. I also would love to help students with MCAT prep and encourage them throughout the process of getting to medical...

...of my favorite subjects. I like to learn what interests my students academically and otherwise. Sometimes, the biggest hurdle a student has is not knowing what it is they "don't get". I can identify if grasping concepts is the issue or simply not knowing a methodical way to set up and start problems is. Using recognizable analogies is my favorite way to unravel conceptual mysteries. As a teenager, I rather enjoyed the company of adults....

...Louis University where I received my Bachelor of Science dual majoring in Electrical Engineering and Physics with a minor in Mathematics. I currently work as an Electrical Engineer . I have been tutoring since my sophomore year in college. I have a passion for mathematics and science and a love of problem solving . Education has been an incredibly important part of my life and I want to help the younger generation discover and value...

I enjoy working with students and treasure the opportunity to go over complex and confusing concepts and simplify them in an intuitive way. My expertise is in finance, accounting, and test prep. I am highly knowledgeable in these areas. I am patient, persistent and offer customized approaches to learning for all my clients.

...is to re-frame knowledge in a way that's clear and consistent with the student's frame of reference, something I do quite well. I am a Sophomore studying Mechanical Engineering (with a minor in Mathematics) at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Although I am no expert I am quite skilled in mathematics (you sorta have to be to as an engineer) and unlike some people in here I refrain from using math jargon while teaching,...