Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Springfield, MO

...Philosophy program (Geotechnical / Geosynthetics) at the University of Oklahoma. I am currently a Registered Professional Engineer in Oklahoma, USA. I am also a certified "Project Management Professional" by PMI. While I tutor a broad range of Civil Engineering and Math related subjects, I am most passionate about the topics in Geotechnical Engineering, Project Management...

Junior at Missouri State University studying Wildlife Biology! Originally from St. Louis, MO I am part of Delta Zeta Sorority and was the Vice President of Philanthropy for 2017. I am a summer 2018 intern for the Dickerson Park Zoo.

...is learning and teaching. I have worked in hospital care for 3 years, done health administration for a couple of years with personal training. But, currently I am finishing up my masters of science in occupational therapy. Over the years I have gained extensive knowledge in life sciences, anatomy & physiology, and neuro rehabilitation.

...of interests, but I especially enjoy studying science, language, and grammar. My teaching experience includes tutoring junior high, high school, college level, and adult students, and spans a range of subjects, focusing on English, Chemistry, and Spanish. As a tutor, I take my responsibility to my students very seriously. Learning can be fun, and my...

...Our family left for West Africa as missionaries after learning French in Quebec. We lived in Africa for 4 years teaching at the local Bible College and ministering in the churches, all in French. After we returned I started teaching French at a local High School and when they realized I had a strong science...

Hi! My name is Cole Grandel, and I'm happy to help you out in a wide range of subjects. My goal here is to help you move beyond the need for tutors by developing deep understanding and lifelong habits of learning.

...many colors of green we have in our world. What makes one shade of green a bit different than another shade? When weather turns cool and the days shorter WHY do the green leaves turn yellow, orange, or red? What's up with photosynthesis and cellular respiration's chemical equations being the reverse of one another? I...

...had the opportunity to work with children in daycare and preschool settings, students in elementary ESL programs, junior high and high school ESL students, as well as a variety of students in Spanish classrooms at the junior high, high school, and college levels. I love learning about how best to serve each student and finding...

...this up with a Masters of Teaching from Drury University in Springfield, Missouri. Finally, I received my Masters of Administration for Secondary Education from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri in 2009. I have taught or tutored a wide variety of classes including: algebra 1 and 2, college algebra, biology, and ecology. I have taught...

...able to pursue and complete and PhD in a subject I love and want to give back all the knowledge that I can because I know how frustrating learning can be! I've always enjoyed teaching throughout my career and try my best to approach each student differently and help them learn in a way that...

...for other freshmen Cadets in the introductory Bio and Chem classes at A&M. I've currently recorded approximately 30 hours of tutoring. In addition, I was the Scholastic Corporal for my Corps unit. I am most passionate about Biology, Chemistry, and Statistics. Along with these I can tutor a variety of other math subjects. I am...

...also teaches many lessons and life skills as well as study skills. I played tennis for four years in college. Otherwise, I plan to pursue a career in chemical engineering. Besides tennis and science, my other love is language. My home country is Montenegro, so I speak Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian as well as English. Languages and reading...

...something is the answer in relation to what they do know so that they can understand why that is the answer. I would love to have a chance to work with both students who think they just need the answers, as well as those who want to know how to find those answers.

...a good student when I was younger. Fear of failure was so terrifying that not trying was safer and less disappointing. I want to teach my students that it's okay to slip once in a while, it's okay to need help, and it's okay to ask when we need it. Building a stamina and persistence...

...well-rounded individual. My goal was to be a positive role model in their life and help them with whatever homework they had. Volunteering here has showed me that each student learns differently and once you understand them you can find ways to help them learn. As a tutor I am patient with students and I...

...it takes to succeed in school, its just a matter of finding the style of learning that is most effective for them. What works or makes sense for one student will not necessarily work for the next student, and so it is essential as a tutor to be able to explain the same concept in...

...may be struggling with various subjects throughout their academic careers. There is no better feeling than watching someone have a eureka moment of understanding, and I look forward to meeting and working with new students. As a Colorado native, I love spending my free time hiking and climbing my way through the Rockies. I also...

...I have also recently taken the new MCAT and believe that I can teach my tools for success to any pre-student willing to learn them. I have been a teaching assistant for both General Chemistry I and II for two semesters each and have taught CPR, AED, First Aid to Salt Lake City Citizens. I...

...and SAT prep previously on many occasions, and I am willing to work with and help you reach your full potential on these tests. I really enjoy teaching test preparation, as there are so many aspects to taking these exams ranging from test taking strategies, the material itself, as well as preparation right before the...

...completely new to science. As part of my degree program, I have taught several different science classes. One of my favorite parts of being a doctoral student has been teaching and working one-on-one with students. To me, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing something 'click' for a student. My interdisciplinary training in biology and...