Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in St. Charles, MO

...way to a score of 171 on my first and only official LSAT. I would love to help you achieve the same results or better! I want you to get into the best law school possible and I want you to get as much scholarship money as you can. Your high LSAT score is key to both of those goals. I specialize in LSAT tutoring and I've helped students improve dramatically. I've helped low-scoring students...

...a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology with a minor in Biology from Saint Louis University as a Pre-Med student. I went to college to become a doctor, but realized that I had gravitated towards that profession because of its education and fount of knowledge, not because of the medicine. I am now obtaining my Teaching Certificate in Secondary Education English and my Master's in Education, so that I may share my love of learning (and of...

...Saint Louis University with a Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education and in Mathematics. I earned my Master's degree in Mathematics for Educators with a focus on Secondary Education from Webster University in 2014. Since my graduation I have taught high school mathematics in both the public and private school environments, as well as continuing to tutor in my spare time. In the past, I have worked with students in a variety of subjects, most...

I graduated cum laude from Loyola University Chicago with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology/Neuroscience and a Minor in Anthropology. I also did some graduate work in Neuroscience. I am passionate about statistics, ancient through modern history, visual arts, literature, and, of course, writing! I'm an excellent communicator which makes me an excellent teacher and I look forward to helping you reach your academic goals!

Industrial Engineering student at Purdue University. I started tutoring sophomore year of high school, and have tutored elementary, middle, and high school students in a variety of subjects, but mostly in math.

...favorite subject to tutor is Algebra. In comparison to other disciplines of Math, in my opinion, Algebra may be the most important. Algebra teaches us the fundamental ways in which an equations will work and this knowledge is essential to moving on to upper level disciplines. Without Algebra, you are not able to do calculus, you are not able to do geometry, and you are not able to understand the theory behind the workings of...

I have been a TA for both introductory and advanced level biology classes at the University of Missouri Columbia for the last five years. I have taught hundreds of students on a one on one basis and enjoy helping them find their own internal logic that helps them best understand the material.

...Louis University where I received my Bachelor of Science dual majoring in Electrical Engineering and Physics with a minor in Mathematics. I currently work as an Electrical Engineer . I have been tutoring since my sophomore year in college. I have a passion for mathematics and science and a love of problem solving . Education has been an incredibly important part of my life and I want to help the younger generation discover and value...

...and helping all students achieve is her passion! She has an auto-immune disease called Alopecia Areata Totalis (Hairloss of the scalp). She is the oldest of eight siblings and a mother to a bright and smart ten-year-old little boy. When she is not blogging, she loves to listening to music, attending community events and most importantly LAUGHING! She looks forward to being in the lives of children, helping them reach their educational goals for many...

...curriculum in math, science, reading, writing, grammar, and social studies. As a math and STEAM teacher at City Academy, I pioneered a cutting-edge curriculum that integrated interdisciplinary methods and technologies. As the current Instructional Coach at Confluence Academy--Old North (Grades Prek-8), I lead the math & science departments and mentor other teachers to plan high-quality lessons, execute the curriculum to fidelity, and hone their own craft for in-person, "hybrid," and virtual instruction. After 12 years...

I have spent more than 20 years working with elementary, middle and high school, college and ESL students on research, grammar, diction, and writing clarity and organization. I have degrees in Library & Information Science, Journalism, American Studies, and Sociology.

I am a senior at Washington University in St. Louis studying Accounting and Organizational Management. I love studying and tutoring any math topic, writing, reading, accounting, and business. I also enjoy curating study plans that work for individuals unique learning styles.

...Ghana, West Africa where I provided both one-on-one and classroom instruction to students from 3-15 years of age. I am currently a teaching assistant for a law school professor where I provide incoming law students academic support including study skills, time management and basic legal analysis skills. For me, tutoring is about unlocking one's unique path to achieving their academic goals. Both as a tutor and a student, few things are as gratifying as those...

...high school and college students in a classroom setting and now am interested in carrying this into individualized education. The courses that I am most interested in teaching are physics, mathematics (pre-calculus, calculus, statistics, differential equations and linear algebra), biology, and chemistry. My interest in these courses stems from the singular mode by which they are traditionally taught, leading many folks to believe that "they are not math/science people" or that "I cannot learn that."...

...types of learners in a classroom is important so that each student can be reached. In order for students to be more excited and interested in math, active engagement is the key. I have recently had the pleasure of attending professional development in CRISS, John Samara, and other math consultants. In these training sessions, I have learned valuable ways in which to get the students actively engaged with the mathematics. The main concepts I have...

...Computer Science and Business. I have been on the Dean's List for the semester with a cumulative GPA of 3.8! I love to tutor! I tutor 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...

...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 only ensures that the lesson is relevant, but also allows the student to take ownership of...

...but also encourages me to reinforce and improve my own knowledge. I especially enjoy working with people on their reading and writing, because I believe writing skills empower people to express themselves. I believe the best way to teach people is to connect what they're learning with what the already know and what they're passionate about. In addition, I think it's important to give students the ability to practice and learn on their own time....

...to help students build conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills. Whether it's calculus, algebra, biology, or chemistry, I am committed to providing personalized support tailored to each student's unique learning style. Favorite Subject to Tutor: While I enjoy tutoring a wide range of subjects, I find particular satisfaction in teaching mathematics. I am fascinated by the elegance and logic inherent in mathematical concepts, and I relish the opportunity to share my enthusiasm with students. Guiding them...

...recently retired high school math teacher who has taught Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, and College Algebra over the last 37 years. I have also worked with students teaching both content and strategies for taking the ACT math test. I would bring a wealth of experience teaching math to this position. Even thought retired from full time teaching, I believe that I have much to offer students whom I would tutor. I still have the drive...