Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Columbia, MO

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...senior and college freshmen, my introduction to calculus and physics wasn't as clear and concise as I wanted it to be. It took me years of exploring and thinking to understand these subjects more fundamentally, and now, I feel like I am in a position to offer others an insight into these subjects that I...

...Washington University in St. Louis with honors. I have extensive experience tutoring students through my high school and undergraduate careers. In addition, I have been a teaching assistant for multiple chemistry and biology-related undergraduate courses at Washington University. These experiences have taught me the importance using different teaching styles to accommodate a student learning style...

Hi, I'm Lily. I am a senior Mechanical Engineering student at Mizzou. I like building robots and watching movies.

I first discovered tutoring when I went to my university's "Student Success Center" to ask a tutor a question about the homework. I became inspired by the tutors. After my brother started to use me as a tutor, I decided that I could be a tutor.

About Me: Mizzou '17 graduate (Chemical Engineering, Cum Laude) Over 5 years of tutoring experience Former Boys and Girls Club Youth Development Professional (Ages 11-14) ... I want a student to learn the material not by me doing it for them, but by me showing them the way to think through the material.

...I was raised in Detroit, MI. I was the second person in my family to attend college and later graduated with a Bachelors and Masters degree from Lincoln University in Mathematics Education. I always wanted to be a mathematics teacher and was often teased in school for my love of math and interest in teaching....

...algebra, and geometry. With seven years freelance work and three tutoring as university employee, my experience with various ages is strong. I can also help with a variety of tangential things as I have many interests! I'm a member of the national honors fraternities, Pi Mu Epsilon, Alpha Lamda Delta, and Alpha Chi. As a...

...not engaging the other person in a way they can learn most effectively, I am not doing my job. As a student myself I enjoy learning new material and have a wide breath of subjects I can tutor. As a result, I have sought out opportunities to help others better understand any subject they may...

...ranging from calculus and Spanish to ACT Prep and essay writing for years. Currently, I am an undergraduate studying Architectural Engineering at the University of Kansas. Afterwards, I plan to pursue a master degree in Architecture. I believe in the effectiveness of studying. The study habits developed in my youth helped me achieve the position...

...solve any problem. My tutoring style involves working on practice problems based on your homework together so that you can try the homework problems on your own. If you have trouble understanding one approach, then I'll try to show you another as there are multiple ways of solving most math problems. I believe any student...

Math-lover and PhD Candidate who actually LIKES standardized tests. Scored 90th percentile and above in SAT General, SAT Subject Math II, Physics, Chemistry and Biology and the GRE General- all using strategies I'm happy to share. 5+ years teaching and tutoring in Math (Calc I-III, Precalc, MultiCalc, Trigonometry, Algebra etc.) Introductory Physics and Introductory Programming.

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...mathematics from Temple University, and I am passionate about math. In fact, to say I am passionate is something of an understatement. Math is the most beautiful thing in the universe, and I want open everybody's eyes to this deep and wonderful truth. Math is something to be enjoyed. I believe that while knowing the...

...learn mathematics. I have been working as a tutor since I was thirteen for mathematics and I love every minute of it. I like tackling new mathematics and helping students view their work at different angles that might help them come to an understanding of the subject. Being able to do math, not just arithmetic,...

...of Dramatic Arts in NYC in 2008, the oldest English speaking acting conservatory in the world. I graduated Summa from University of St Thomas with a BA in English, and just wrapped up a MS in Data Science from Northwestern. I'm a huge Red Sox fan and love watching detective shows when I have free...

...Princeton University, home for the summer in the Philadelphia area. I was a Neuroscience major, and I will be pursuing my PhD in Neuroscience in the fall at Johns Hopkins. I have been tutoring high school students outside of class in college and involved in STEM academics and research mentorship as well as a translation...

...an Aerospace Engineer. I graduated in 2015 from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. While I was there I also received a math minor, which helps me understand math at a more basic level. In high school I worked as a tutor and enjoyed helping those students. I loved the subjects I studied in...

...Program to become an Advanced Certified Tutor, Level II. I also worked at Seattle University's Math Lab for two years tutoring students in a range of math courses, including pre-calculus, calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. In addition to my professional history tutoring college students, I also volunteered for a year as a science and...

...letter-to-word associations, others preferred to process information and teach content back to me themselves. The greatest lesson I've learned as a tutor is to first step back and let a student tell me their goals, show me how they take in information, and point me in the direction of the challenging areas. With this information,...