Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors in St. Louis, MO

...to double major in Business Administration and Physics. My diverse academic interests have allowed me to take a wide variety of classes and pick up many different study skills, which I hope to be able to share by tutoring. I am a strong believer that any student is capable of learning anything. With motivation, resources, and help where needed, no academic subject is ever entirely out of reach. My goal as a tutor is to not...

...receiving my bachelor's and Ph.D. in 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....

...an MS in Space Studies with a concentration from American Public University, an MS in Education from Indiana University, and a BS in Physics with a minor in Mathematics from Purdue University. I have taken addition graduate courses in Advanced Thermodynamics, Applied Mathematics, Relativity and Cosmology. I have taught chemistry, physical science, and physics courses at the high school and college level for the last seven years. I have over four years of tutoring experience...

I recently graduated from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. I have prior tutoring experience at high school and college levels from my involvement in the on-campus tutoring program offered by Rose and from working with international students. My primary tutoring focus is with STEM fields, but I am passionate about reading, writing, and history as well!

...student at St. Mary's University, and I plan on going to graduate school to earn my Master's degree. I have a passion for mathematics, science, and overall excellence in the classroom and outside of it. I started tutoring in high school, and I have always enjoyed helping others to learn and understand the subjects that I love. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy fishing, outdoor things, playing and watching sports, and reading.

...as well. Aside from 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 family. Building strong relationships is of utmost importance to me, as strong positive relationships both give...

...for five years at Boise State University. All my standardized test scores are from my first time taking the test with very little preparation. I actually enjoy taking tests (weird I know). I am very skilled at helping others to learn the topics presented, improve their test-taking strategies, and improve their score. You must "think like the test writers" and be prepared for every twist and turn they will throw your way. My schedule is...

I am motivated daily by a deep desire to learn about and understand the world around me.

I am a recently graduated MD with a strong academic background hoping to share my abilities to help students maximize their education and gain an edge in their academic endeavors. My goal is to help students make learning fun, especially in the challenging areas such as biology, chemistry, anatomy and mathematics. My hope is that students leave their session feeling empowered and optimistic about academics and their own abilities, never judged or criticized.... I hope to...

...and enjoyed mentoring many colleagues over my career. I want to take this opportunity to provide the same mentoring to another generation. My background includes Bachelor's and Masters' Degrees in Electrical Engineering as well as working in various industries in a technical and management capacity for more than 40 years. As a matter of personal interest, I've tried to keep abreast of the latest topics in cosmology, particle physics, electronics, computers and communications technologies.

...applications of Algebra and Geometry create opportunities to engage students by highlighting their practical value. I am fascinated by the different learning styles and how I can adapt my tutoring method to a student???s specific strengths and weaknesses. When I begin with a new student, I focus on flexibility as we become accustomed to one another. As time progresses and we enact a personalized lesson plan, my expectations increase accordingly as does each student's accountability....

...done with my tutoring, they learn how they best learn, and how they individually understand concepts best so they can replicate this learning without my guidance. These skills are what makes a child efficient on a standardized test without being stressed, and that is what I believe I tutor best. I want to help my students reach their full potentials and become confident learners as much as I can, so any help from their parents...

What happens when a physicist read a book on Anti-Gravity? He can't put it down! I'm Ian De Leon and I believe physics isn't just about letters and equations, but about how life functions and cooperates with the forces of nature. My dream is to be a physics teacher one day and inspire people world wide about the realm of physics.

...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 exactly where the misunderstanding lies and approach it most effectively. In my free time I love to run, play guitar, read, and drink coffee.

...I am a member of the Men's NCAA Hockey team as well as Engineers Without Borders. Upon graduating from Trine, I will be joining the US Navy's Nuclear Propulsion team and teaching enlistmen and officers how to fully operate the nuclear reactors on submarines and aircraft carriers. I tutor calculus, physics, algebra, and any other non-stats math. Software I have project experience in: - SolidWorks: Using currently for a summer internship - Autodesk Fusion 360:...

Hi! My name is Josh. Recently, I graduated from Washington University, but am originally from Wisconsin. I am very passionate about education and personal development. This is evident, by having successfully completed a Bachelor's in Engineering and a Master's in Finance. I look forward to working with you on math and science.

...a graduate of Saint 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...

...applied version, engineering, through rigorous education and job experience. My path took me to Saint Louis University where I graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and later to Washington University in Saint Louis, where I graduated with a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. I've had many opportunities throughout this time to both learn and teach and I am passionate about both. I have been a teaching assistant, tutor, researcher,...

...experienced in tutoring due to years of TA experience, and I am happy to tutor math or science to all ages. Although my specialty lies with kinetics and reactor design, I am able to tutor a number of undergraduate topics including thermodynamics and transport phenomena. Please let me know what other topics you are interested in for tutoring and I will let you know if I would be an appropriate match for such topics.

...with math students to personalize a teaching approach that helps them not only understand how to perform the required math computations but set a motivation for their coursework. He was a professor's assistant at a university level physics department providing lectures in the physics lab setting with little to no professor oversight. Miles helped the students through the experimental and data collection process as well as set the standard for grades the required lab reports....