Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...as well as working in High School setting as an interpreter. ASL is interactive so my teaching style includes lots of conversational practice and helping you to do your best!! I grew up in Michigan and moved to St Louis in 1990 to begin my career. I have tutored many people for test prep as well as just wanting to understand ASL better. I love all things furry and cute and currently have a dog.

I hold a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis. I have 5 years of experience educating, with 3 years in the classroom. I love physics, math and poetry. I promise to do my best to help you learn!

...of the University of Missouri Saint Louis (UMSL). I obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages with a focus in Japanese. I tutor Japanese and I have a passion for learning and teaching about Japan. I believe that learning a new language opens up a new world to students. Language learning can provide an inexhaustible source of entertainment as the student can be more readily exposed to great art and literature from another country....

...won't be as driven to learn if they don't feel a connection with their teacher. I have 12 years teaching experience in both Spanish and English. My experiences range from private alternative schools to large public schools, and various environments in between, such as charter schools, and the online learning environment. I spent one year substitute teaching in a Spanish Language Immersion School as well; meaning I only spoke Spanish to my students. I have...

...family traveled regularly to Europe to visit with family and friends. It was natural then that he would pursue a career in foreign languages. Paul has resided in St. Louis, Missouri since 1973 Now that he is "really" retired Paul gives private lessons in Italian and French and does volunteer work for several organizations. Paul has traveled extensively in Europe and maintains close ties with friends and colleagues in many European countries. In November 2009...

...anyone can learn to write well. In addition to writing, I'm also qualified to tutor test prep, particularly ACT, SAT, and PSAT. In test prep sessions, I like to begin with one or more diagnostic tests and then create a plan for the remainder of our time together. It's always my goal to make the best use of your time, so I encourage students to tell me what they'd like to work on. This not...

...5th grade students, so I have had experience with all ages of children. Additionally, in college, I participate in a program called Each One Teach One. WashU has partnerships with St. Louis Public Schools and students to go schools once a week and tutor the kids as a way to give back to the community. I want to start as a teacher after graduation, get my master's degree, and move into education policy. I have...

...many students need extra tutoring in history, alas). Truman State's MAE program gave me the opportunity to translate that love of history to the classroom, giving me the teaching competencies to share it with students on a wide scale. The intense program gave me hundreds of hours of experience in the classroom, including many hours of hands on teaching and prep work, access to veteran instructors of all disciplines, and finally culminated in a six-month...

...is the platform to creating change on every issue on the spectrum from our economy, health issues, and civil rights for the better. Every child deserves access to an excellent education, a fair shot at reaching their full potential, and a society that welcomes change. Education goes beyond the school classroom and if given the appropriate tools, in and outside the classroom, all children can learn. Outside of teaching fifth grade full-time and part-time tutoring/babysitting...

...bar high and don???t be afraid to fail. Failure leads to success.??? Let me be the one who helps you achieve your academic goals. I have been on both sides of the road. On one side is instant success. The other is where I see my classmates get ahead where I have fallen behind. I have had to struggle and work my way up. I know what it???s like to do the homework and read...

...for over 20 years. I have spent 17 years working with students that have special needs. I am fluent in American Sign Language. I do believe that every child can learn. One key to assisting students in their learning is linking new information to their background knowledge and building on what they already know. Another keys are thinking outside of the box, creativity, and encouragement to aid in learning. The most important key to me...

...to read. I then became an Adult Basic Education teacher where I taught teens and adults of all ability levels who were non-high school graduates everything they needed to learn to pass the GED test. In my final year teaching GED classes, I won the student-nominated "Ring of Excellence" award. During this time, I also had jobs teaching music and voice lessons to children and adults through a few different schools. I have been homeschooling...

...to teach English for two years. I was lucky enough to travel extensively throughout my time in Europe, and learned a lot of cultural life-lessons. I currently tutor psychology, biology, life sciences, anatomy, physiology, Spanish 1-4, geography, and study skills. My favorite subjects to teach are anatomy and physiology because they are extremely intricate and study skills because it helps set the student up for a career of success. In my spare time I enjoy...

...specifically to several Spanish speaking countries, the most recent once being Cuba. I not only have mechanical skill with Spanish, I have a profound love for Spanish and Latin American culture. As a result I have an unyielding passion and excitement for the language. In the Fall semester of my senior year, I studied abroad at Oxford University. In what as the most challenging experience of my college career, I learned the true value of...

...then, can we, as educators, uncover the most effective way to translate the material to the student, on their terms. _______________________________________________ " REARRANGING THE MATERIAL TO SUIT THE STUDENT'S LEARNING STYLE CAN BE A LOT MORE EFFECTIVE THAN REARRANGING THE STUDENT'S LEARNING STYLE TO SUIT THE MATERIAL." _______________________________________________ When concepts begin to make sense to a student, they begin to absorb the material and make it their own. These "light-bulb" moments are re-defining moments...

I enjoy learning and helping others learn. I have several years experience tutoring children and adults in various subjects. I look forward to more tutoring opportunities.... I focus on the needs and goals of the individual student.... A first session will often be used to assess the student's level of understanding in the subject to be tutored.... I try to help students understand concepts rather than just memorize procedures.... I would remind them of their personal...

Hi, my name is Indran. I have a B.A. in Anthropology and I enjoy running and playing guitar. I'm looking forward to helping you meet your goals on the ACT, SAT or GRE general exam. Please feel free to get in touch with me for more information!... In order to learn a skill like factoring an expression, I encourage students to practice in small bursts throughout the day. As for difficult concepts and theories, I often...

...working with people and being a part of the "aha moment." I am currently a sophomore at Saint Louis University studying Biomedical Engineering. I was a graduate of Lindbergh High School. I tutor a variety of elementary school subjects but am also willing to tutor ACT reading, science, and math. I love tutoring elementary school math because I like seeing the student's smile once they understand how to do the problem. For fun, I like...

University of Missouri - Saint Louis Magna Cum Laude Bachelor of Arts Anthropology, Minors in Art History and Japanese University of New Orleans Bachelor of Arts Studio Art-Digital Art; Minor in Film 6+ years teaching and tutoring through various academic levels. Former competitive swimmer and active youth swim coach. Experience with teaching children with special needs and IEPs.

I truly enjoy math. I find it fun and challenging. I also enjoy helping others understand it. It is like sharing my passion!