Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in St. Louis, MO

...The key for success is to let me guide you to be your best. Everyone faces challenges in their education - and just needs someone (like me) who will find different ways to explain the concept that unlocks it for you. I find ways to break down the obstacle and learn the concepts, and then apply them to your future. I won't give you the answers, but will help you find the answers. And, we'll...

...successful Math student: A willingness to try, Parental support Communication, Organization and Access to the student's teacher/professor WHEN I'M NOT TUTORING / I am a father of a teenage son; we are both very active in Boy Scouts. Some of my favorite pastimes include being physically active (skiing, tennis, swimming, softball, hiking, canoeing and volleyball), photography, movies, music and reading. I like to travel and especially enjoy spending time in Maine, New Hampshire, Washington (state),...

I love teaching, math and accounting....and tacos...I love tacos, too. I am a graduate of Missouri - St. Louis' business school, a former Big-4 accounting firm partner and an Instructor of Accounting at a nationally recognized college.... I believe that each student learns differently, so I try to find out the best way to teach each concept.... I would try to learn about the student's interests and goals and explore the background the student has on that topic.

...classes and I developed a project centered robotics curriculum that included hands-on laboratory procedures, homework assignments, projects and lectures. I have served as part-time faculty at the Maryland Institutes: College of Art - teaching topics related to art, philosophy, design, electrical and mechanical engineering, and physics. I built the physics course from the ground, up, creating the curriculum, choosing materials and designing experiments and assignments. At Brown Mackie College in Saint Louis, I was hired...

...I'm not studying, I like to spend as much time as possible in the great outdoors! I absolutely love being outside, and I jump at every opportunity to go hiking, biking, camping, you name it. :) I've worked as a Teaching Assistant in both business and engineering classes at Wash U., so I have experience working closely with students to help them succeed. I've also been on the receiving end of tutoring, and I know...

...as an MBA at the University of Salvador. I relocated to Germany for almost five years and then came back to the US. I have helped tutor students in high school, as well as classmates, family and friends. All of these students have received good grades as a result of the tutoring. Spanish, Math and Physics are my subjects of choice, and I believe the overall concepts of the subjects are the most important part...

...as well as Physics, and Language Arts. While working on my engineering degree, I also taught at an alternative private school, instructing both middle and high school students in a broad range of subjects. My academic and professional background has provided me the skills with which I can help students succeed in the classroom, as well as enable them with homework and study skills that they can take beyond their secondary education into college.

...to pass the standardized math test at a rate 15% higher than the state average! I eventually moved to St. Louis to be with my wife and continued to work in the classroom. Come June, I will be changing careers, but I still want teaching to be a part of my life - that's why I chose to become a part of Varsity Tutors! I'm most passionate about helping students get excited about math and...

I am an undergraduate student at Washington University in St. Louis pursuing applied mathematics with a minor in computer science. I have been interested in education since high school, where I individually tutored classmates in math and Japanese, and worked as a TA for physics lectures.... Learn about applications of the subject in society, school, or the workplace! It is much easier to get engaged in a topic if you can identify how it is relevant to your daily life.

...school students over the course of my academic career, I have also been fortunate enough to have served as a teaching assistant for three quarters of introductory-level undergraduate Chemistry courses, both lecture and lab. When I work with students, either in groups or one-on-one, I enjoy the challenge of trying to re-frame the material in a manner that appeals to their interests as much as their prior knowledge. While making science relatable can certainly be...