Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in St. Peters, MO

...teaching students about math and science. I like to connect these concepts with the physical world to help better motivate and excite students about learning. My experiences with teaching my own two daughters in addition to classroom teaching experience have given me the tools that I need to help connect students to math and science.

...pharmacology and worked as a teaching assistant, research technician, resident advisor, and taekwondo instructor. Currently, I tutor elementary school to college level students in various subjects, including SAT, biology, chemistry, and physics. I personally obtained test scores of 1560 for SAT, 34 for ACT, 5's for AP calculus BC, chemistry, and physics 1, 2, and...

...attending Washington University in St. Louis pursuing another Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering. I am enrolled in a dual degree program with Eckerd College and WashU. I am thrilled to be able to apply my current physics and math knowledge to real world problems. I believe that relating problems to the world around us...

...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 goal of teaching is to foster learning. Each student has a different style, and catering to each individual...

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...I was an university tutor for 3 years specifically working with student athletes. I also worked as a Physics Lab Teaching Assistant and put together lesson plans for students in lab. I specialize in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Math tutoring, but also have experience tutoring a broad range of subjects. In my spare time, I...

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...it teaches us how to be more aware of the wonders of the world we live in. It is also a very hands-on subject so I believe it's best taught by engaging in small projects and experiments rather than through lecture. During my time at Truman I conducted research in psychology on two different research...

...journey to become a physician, I understand how important academics are and the impact someone can have just by helping. There are techniques that I use to problem-solve all the time because certain professors took the time with me. Those techniques are what I hope to pass on to fellow students. Currently, I mentor high...

Hi! I'm Sophie, I'm a Biomedical Engineering major at Washington University in St. Louis. I'm fluent in Mandarin and English, and am very well versed in high school/AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, World History, US History, and CAPSTONE.

...which will help them in the future. This tutoring style was very popular with my students. My tutoring sessions were full every semester. I enjoy sharing in my student’s sense of accomplishment when I see their eyes light up and get excited and figure out a problem that in the beginning seemed impossible to them....

...an oncologist (a doctor who treats and researches cancer)! In the past, I have assisted teachers in their classrooms as a "teacher aid" by answering questions and explaining concepts to students one-on-one. Furthermore, I plan on working as a calculus tutor leader for incoming freshmen next semester at my university. I am extremely passionate about...

...life sciences and sharing knowledge with others. I am a current sophomore at Macalester College, MN, and am working towards a degree in Biology. During the school year, I tutor my peers and members of the Macalester neighborhood. My favorite part of tutoring is helping others gain confidence in themselves and their abilities, and providing...

...and work experience has been in organic chemistry and biochemistry. My volunteer work has included Science Olympiad and robotics. I have always enjoyed teaching, and helping students to get excited about science. My experiences with my own childrens' learning issues (ADD, autism) have made me look into better ways to present material for different learning...

...most recently data science. With this background I provide meaningful examples to you personally of why it is important to learn and understand. Science says you remember what you are interested in. I can help with that. In my free time I love to take walks and read. I also am a certified tri-weapon fencing...

...a little longer for students to understand concepts but that doesn't make them any less capable than any other student. SUCCESS IS THE GOAL! My interests outside of tutoring include exercising and spending time with my Siberian Husky Sasha. She is my "doghter" and I am a proud "dog mom." She loves to be outside!...

...Dual Degree Program at Washington University. I attended Maryville University for four years where I received a BS in biomedical science while also playing soccer and was captain for 3 out of 4 years. That lead me to Washington University in St. Louis to study biomedical engineering, where I am currently finishing the degree. I...

...from "This is too hard" to "This isn't so bad!" I am a chemistry and math nerd who has also taken a few engineering classes. I have a B.S. in chemistry with a minor in mathematics and an M.S. in chemistry, both from Baylor University. I also taught chemistry for five years at Boise State...

...I enjoyed sharing something that I was passionate about with the younger students, and helping them to improve. Once I went to college and my former students entered high school, I started to share my passion in math and science with them as well. Beyond scholastic achievement, math and science allow one to understand the...

...to many, I believe that everyone has the capacity to learn and understand how they can be useful to our every day life. I feel that learning is like building a house. When you start with a solid foundation and add knowledge one layer at a time, you end up with a strong, balanced understanding...