Award-Winning French 2 Tutors in St. Louis, MO

...environment so that the student can learn at a pace that best fits their abilities. I love to work with students on an educational plan so that they can reach goals and mark their progress. I am a firm believer that all students can excel in and out of the classroom by setting healthy goals and working towards them. Outside of academia, I enjoy hiking, swimming, and cooking with my family and friends.

I have a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from Saint Louis University, and am about to start my master's degree in French. I studied French for 8 years and lived in Paris for 1 year teaching English. I have experience tutoring writing, English literature, and French. I'm excited to help you succeed!

I have studied a wide range of subjects and always try to connect students to understanding the reasons WHY things are the way they are. I love learning and want to make it as enjoyable as possible for everyone involved.

...Public Affairs, which is a nine-month graduate-level experiential program centered around leadership development. I am a strong believer in the empowerment of education and self-development to build future leaders and hope to share that with all my students. Finally, my interests include traveling, hiking, cooking, reading (huge British Lit fan) and watching international and independent films. Did I mention I love Forest Park and random cafes? - Great places to tutor and study!

...since then, including two years of studying Russian while college. My love of languages is what drove me to get my particular degrees and, after graduation, share my passion with high school students for two years at Kirksville High School. As a teacher, I worked to make lessons as engaging as possible, using a variety of activities to have the material "make sense", which I will do as a tutor. Currently, I am working toward...

...following summer to gain fluency. I spent my time in Quito, Ecuador by traveling and gaining international friendships; I learned a great deal. I still love traveling and hope to return to these places and see many more in the years to come. I used this knowledge to improve my teaching as I assisted in the French classroom at the Secondary and Post-Secondary levels. I have tutored students individually at all levels of both French...

...and geography, my passion and expertise lie in math, specifically pre-algebra and algebra. I really enjoy seeing my students grow from intrepid or anxious test takers into confident and able test takers. My main goal is to improve not only the academic abilities of your child but self-esteem around academic pursuits as well. My tutoring style is work hard, play hard! We will definately have some fun playing games or taking small breaks to get...

...come to embrace certain values and guiding principles. Firstly, my client's education experience has to be student-centered. What this has meant for me is that I have had to be more deliberate in my lesson planning, execution and student assessment. I have been careful to ensure that I consulted with the students to ensure that that they played a key role in the learning process. This is especially important in defining roles, responsibilities and rules...

...the Chemistry department as a teaching assistant, working with students in the laboratory and the classroom to improve both practical and conceptual knowledge of the course material. It is important for me to find every individual student's learning habits and specific set of strengths and weaknesses to better mold my lessons and advice. I am a current applicant for the medical school class beginning in the fall of 2015, and I am also a life-long...

I am a lecturer in English and Writing at Washington University in St. Louis (where I graduated with my MFA in writing in 2017) and St. Louis Community College. I studied English and French at Boston College and taught English in Hessen, Germany for a year. I am passionate about teaching and learning, and I love language! I also like to snowboard, rock climb, play tennis, dance, and bake bread when I'm not reading.

I'm passionate about teaching students in the areas of reading comprehension, grammar, and English literature. For two semesters I served as instructional associate for a course in introductory grammar at Syracuse University's prestigious S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. It was one of the most rewarding experiences I had as a graduate student. I loved seeing my students make progress and begin enjoying a course that they had been struggling with.

My passion is to teach students who may be struggling in their coursework, and I'm willing to help with the greatest of knowledge and skills to teach all my students exceptionally. ... My teaching philosophy is to never give up and always to try your best.... Show myself as a nice person.... By helping them think in ways never imagined before.... Motivation is the key to success, and only by motivation were students able to fulfill...

...the French National Honor Society. Apart from tutoring in French, I have also tutored peers in a variety of core subjects ranging from precalculus to physical science. In addition, I have helped K-6 students understand fundamental academic concepts by way of weekly homework help sessions. As a student and devoted language-learner myself, I believe my ability to connect with fellow students and gauge their understanding of course material will help provide an invaluable learning experience...

...Louis, Missouri. This coming academic year I will be teaching English to high school students in France. While I tutor students in reading, English, and American History, I am most passionate about French. As a longtime Francophile, I appreciate the new perspectives gained by studying a foreign language. I also believe an education is the greatest asset a person can have. I understand that a student of any age needs to be engaged with the...

...been my favorite subject in school, and after having studied intensively in France and Morocco, I developed a passion for teaching foreign languages to others. I received my Bachelor's degree in French from Wartburg College in 2014 with minors in Business and Communication Arts. Additionally, I finished my Master's of Arts in French and the Francophone World studies from the University of Iowa in 2016. Lastly, I have studied abroad at Université Stendhal Grenoble 3...

I am a St. Louis native, but my studies in French have taken me around the world and brought me into contact with new ideas and new friends. For that reason, I've seen the value that learning another language can bring to someone's life. Through teaching, I hope to give other language students the tools to communicate with other people and to see other ideas and places from a different perspective. ... I approach language teaching...

...University of Nevada, Reno for a few semesters. I loved working with students one on one and in a group setting. I was an elementary school ESOL teacher for three years and I'm just now starting my graduate program at Webster University. I worked with students in third through sixth grade, again in varying settings of one on one, in small groups, and whole class. Before teaching full time, I substituted and worked with high...

I am a student majoring in International Relations, Political Science and Spanish. I love tutoring and began tutoring in high school. I specialize in tutoring languages having studied Spanish, French, Chinese, Portuguese, Korean and Latin, and have also researched language acquisition extensively.

...area during the school year. I tutor because I like the feeling of working with people through their challenges. A common culprit when a student is feeling unable to improve in a subject is that they can't figure out exactly what it is they don't know. My goal as a tutor is to help students find where these conceptual gaps are hiding, and show them how the missing knowledge relates to areas they want to...

...Wash U grad. I had a full-ride to Wash U, which gave me amazing opportunities to develop my knowledge and curiosity both inside and outside the classroom. I love constantly learning about the world around me, and love bringing that love of learning to those around me. I've always been the "nerd" but also always the person you'd ask about current events, the EPA ruling, or which Harvard philosophy professor most recently published. I truly...