Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving St. Peters, MO

...Computer Science at UIUC. My hope is that when a student is 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...

...both Los Angeles and New York City for over 2 years. I hope that my diversity of education and experience can be tailored to your needs. Beyond that, I hope to understand each and every person I serve in order to excite a self confidence and a passion for learning. I believe to this day...

...I was once a college instructor. During my time as a college instructor I spent a lot of my time helping students one-on-one to help them understand the concepts. I was constantly looking for new and different ways to engage my students in order for them to learn the subject matter involved.... My teaching philosophy is learning through conceptualizing and real life examples in order for the students to relate their own experiences to the subject...

...students learn difficult material. I'm passionate about encouraging young girls to pursue STEM careers and have worked with many organizations offering free lessons in Computer Science to young girls ranging from elementary to high school, like Kode with Klossy and Girls Who Code. I'm confident in subjects like Computer Science (specifically languages like Java, Python,...

...students to familiarize with the key concepts, and then tackle each specific type of questions by techniques and all kinds of tricks. Through the years of accumulation, I do have many little tricks that can expedite the problem-solving process with strong understanding. Born in China yet spending years in New England, I am always considered...

...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 some piano, breakdance, learn languages (Spanish...

...in the American secondary educational system and the post secondary system. Coming from an engineering perspective, I try to bring in the practical application of any of the math I tutor and how it is used to solve real world problems. Outside of work I enjoy playing sand volleyball, kajukembo, following European football, and trying...

My name is Keenan. I like old books that make me laugh, walking around big cities at night, idle chit-chat with friends, noodling on the piano, going to places I've never been before, and learning by another's learning.

Tim... I am entering my sophomore year at the University of Notre Dame studying Business and Psychology. I have experience teaching summer school math to grade school and high school students along with private tutoring. I am most comfortable in tutoring math subjects but can also tutor science classes and the ACT.

My name is Kevin, and I am a student at Saint Louis University intending to graduate in August 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry and Philosophy. I have tutored organic, general chemistry, and calculus for 1.5 years at the university. I intend to bring my knowledge and experience to create a tutoring environment...

...their own way. Outside of Academia, I am involved in a number of organizations on campus - Rotaract and TEDx SLU - and have had the pleasure of working for the PASE Cadaver lab as well as Teach for America. Additionally, I participate in two research endeavors including a public health study at SLU's Emergency...

...individuals in my college through the Engineering Student Services and I also hold weekly group sessions to make my sessions more interactive and fun. I have a very analytical mind: I love computer science and be challenged with solving problems. I also volunteer to tutor math to middle and high school students.

...full and happy life. However sometimes it feels like there is so much you need to know and not enough time or space in your brain to learn it! The world can seem like it can move too fast and the stress of not understanding something can drive you crazy. That's where I can help!...

...back to grade school. Several students constantly asking me for help made me feel like I had a purpose to teach or tutor math. I graduated with an Associate's in Accounting at Florissant Valley Community College. I realized during tutoring sessions for me that I could do the same thing with my strong subjects. I...

...concepts I studied to real world situations. As a research assistant at AidData and intern in the office of the chief economist at the National Credit Union Administration, I used my knowledge of economics as well as my econometric, statistics, and algebraic skills to complete various research tasks; including authoring a paper published in the...

...University in St. Louis working towards a Bachelors degree in Spanish. Over the years, I have volunteered as a tutor with various organizations, including the Refugee Empowerment Program in Memphis, Tennessee, and the Collegebound program that is part of Washington Universitys main tutoring initiative, Each One Teach One. In college, I have also taught ESL....

...2003 with a Master’s of Science degree in Physics and a minor in Chemistry. I have many years of experience tutoring Physics, Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus. I feel I have a unique tutoring style. I help the student work through a series of small questions. By doing so, we break the problem down so that...

I am an incoming sophomore at the University of Michigan's school of engineering. I am majoring in computer science and minoring in creative writing. Math is one of my best subjects and I was in the top accelerated program throughout middle school and high school. As a tutor, I think it's most important to teach...

...in Rome, GA and I will be graduating this spring as a mathematics major and business minor. I have worked as a tutor for several different organizations during my undergraduate career. During my sophomore year I worked as a statistics teaching assistant for an introductory statistics class. During my junior year I worked as a...

...with my students to help them achieve success in what and how they communicate - academically, professionally or personally. Communication issues may mean dealing with the fear of Public Speaking, or learning to write effective emails, to considering how to persuade someone to your point of view, or using your body language to reinforce your...