Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

A few friends of mine were tutors in college and told me about the wonderful experiences they enjoyed as a result of teaching. I was a high school hero and 6th grade camp counselor so I have background in helping younger people grow. In my free time, I am usually playing video games or studying for my actuarial exams. I do enjoy being active and going outside on nice days.

...slots are NOT available: Sundays before noon and Wednesday evenings. Great with people! Sessions are encouraging and make students feel great about their successes. Loves Math and loves sharing it with others. Extensive experience with Middle/High School Math curriculum. Private & Public school teaching experience. Culturally diverse and experienced with emotionally sensitive individuals. Special Education experience for inclusion level learners. Student Teachers/Graduate level teachers in training also supported in the areas of: proofreading papers, lesson...

...or her to the realization of the concept being taught. In this way, the student does not just memorize facts and formulas, but learns how to navigate a topic confidently and gracefully. This method of teaching lends itself well to Physics. Memorizing a formula will only help you solve a few problems, but understanding the physics behind a certain phenomenon can help you realize the solution method to a wide range of problems. I enjoy...

...Problem Solving Team Leader--which is a tutoring job but more then simple tutoring. I conduct weekly review sessions with teams of biomedical engineering underclassmen, helping them on concepts and homework. I also lead reviewing and clarify core concepts for Introduction to Biomedical Engineering course. Beyond tutoring academically, I assist students with their assimilation into college life as well. I tutor Biomedical Engineering, all math subjects ranging from K-12 to junior college level, all levels of...

...Bruce Petersen, Understanding the Financial Crisis (Econ 4301) of professor Fernando Martin, Microeconomics (MEC 290) of professor Daniel Gottlieb, Introduction to Microeconomics (Econ 1011) of professor Brian Rogers, and Development Economics (Econ 471) of professor Sanghmitra Gautam. As a tutor from 2012 to 2014 at California State University Fullerton where I got my master's degree in Economics (GPA 3.97), I helped undergraduate students, one-on-one, at Mihaylo College Tutoring Center, with courses such as Econometrics, Mathematical Economics,...

...Z! to students in the central Arkansas area. Subjects taught include Calculus, Geometry, Algebra, Reading and History. With a consistent track record of helping students learn, I hope you'll consider me to advance your student's education. I love seeing students work through and grasp new concepts - no matter the time it takes. I provide a great deal of patience and professionalism for all students and families. Please feel free to reach out with any...

...State University 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a minor in Finance. I am comfortable working with students on all aspects of a math curriculum at the elementary, middle and high school level. . And also college freshman. I have successfully tutored students from ages 8 to 20 with a wide range of aptitude levels. Math is my passion. i believe anyone can solve math problem. There is nothing called impossible. i...

Hi, my name is Gurpal. I completed my 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 to college students - especially focusing on pre-medical curriculum.... I believe the fundamental...

...and remarkably they receive a much better grade after I helped tutor them. The key, I believe, to understanding math is to gain some confidence in your skills of Algebra, Trigonometry and etc. I like to build up one's confidence in math so they are able to remember the process correctly and do better on exams, as well as be able to teach others. They way I help boost their confidence is by engaging them...

...tutoring languages--Mandarin or English (ESL). There's something special about helping others communicate. I am also willing to help with other middle/high school and STEM subjects if required. I know that sometimes all it takes is some extra attention and another method of explaining to make a big difference and I'll work hard to help find the study method for you. I have a BS in Biosystems Engineering and a BA in Chinese from Michigan State...

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...learning Mandarin for my entire life as well. I took 9 AP tests throughout high school in addition to the ACT. I got a 5 on Calculus BC, macroeconomics, psychology, seminar, and statistics, and a 4 on microeconomics, chemistry, computer science A, and environmental science. I am passionate about helping others, and believe that a strong fundamental knowledge of the subject is the most important factor to improving overall grades and future learning.

...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 very flexible, and I will work hard with you to meet your goals. Also, you must be committed to working outside of the tutoring...

...leave students with after session. I apply real life principles and abstract learning in my assignments. I let the students drive sometimes instead of talking alot until they get more comfortable. I have a Bachelor's in Business Administration from UMSL. I have been in the Accounting field for the past seven years. It has been my goal to get back to tutoring math. There is nothing I enjoy more than tutoring students using my skills...

...of the natural world appear to become self-evident. As a tutor, I try to show my students why what they're learning matters, and how it can enrich their view of the world, even if they think they will never apply what they're learning in their day to day lives. The primary issue in most students is motivation, and motivation is much easier to find once they understand why they are learning what they're learning. Now,...

...learning experiences that are relevant to the student and the material at hand. While both science and math-based classes are my specialty, I also have a strong handle on the ACT. The ACT can be a deciding factor when your application passes through the admissions committee and a high score can help you to achieve much in the way of scholarships as well as admission into more selective schools. I have a lot of tips...

Hello! I am a tutor for Physics, Mathematics, Latin, ACT's, and SAT's. I work mostly with high school students but would also be happy to tutor middle school students. I know my way around the standardized tests and am very experienced in my subject matter with many years of Latin and degree in Physics

I am a senior at Washington University in St. Louis studying Accounting and Organizational Management. I love studying and tutoring any math topic, writing, reading, accounting, and business. I also enjoy curating study plans that work for individuals unique learning styles.

Knowledge is power! I graduated from Parkway West High School in 2015. I am studying Business Administration at Flagler College in Saint Augustine, Florida. In high school I completed the Missouri A+ Program and tutored students as a member of National Honor Society. I have experience tutoring students in Algebra 2 and trigonometry and Spanish II. I tutor Spanish, math through Calculus 1, and English, math, reading, and science on the ACT. ... Be prepared.... I...

...mathematics is to instill more confidence in students in their abilities as a math student. The key words are 'not yet'. Everyone struggles in mathematics from time to time, but knowing where you went wrong, and how to avoid making those same mistakes is essential to building skills. I also like to share how they may encounter math after school. You may not explicitly be asked to graph a parabola, but knowing how parabolas affect...