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

...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...

...Polytechnic Institute and State University, attaining a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Psychology with a 4.0 math GPA. Throughout my undergraduate years, I engaged in tutoring sessions for Calculus 1 and 2 with college students. I also assisted high school students in Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and precalculus. Post-graduation, my journey led me from...

...educator with 10 years experience in schools. I love watching students find what they are interested in helping expand their world. I have worked with K-8th grade and am certified 1-6 general education, 5-9 Math and Science, as well as K-12 Library Media Sciences. I have taught in camp settings for almost 15 years. During...

...Statistics, I possess a deep passion for data science and software development, paired with real-world project experience. I'm dedicated to simplifying complex concepts in a personalized, engaging learning environment, aiming to inspire and empower students to reach their full potential. Leveraging my expertise, I adapt my teaching methods to meet individual learning styles, making technology...

...along with my teaching experience means that I use the things I learned in Math, Chemistry and Biology on a daily basis. My approach to tutoring and teaching is to focus on the concepts that are crucial for the students to understand the material. By concentrating on the important concepts as opposed to memorization, I...

...want to be in a few years? For me I want to have helped others lives be a little bit better, to show them that life can be hard but we can and will reach the rainbow at the end of a bad thunderstrom. I want to show others that school does not have to...

...wield in your hands the power to transform the life of another person, invest in the future they wish to lead, and support them as they step out on their own. Understanding this importance in the work of education and the vast ripple effects of fair or poor education fills me with passion. I believe...

...from all this, I have many other passions and interests. I am a runner, and I love to be outside. I’ve tried my hand at both mountain biking and Frisbee golfing; while I enjoy both, I am not particularly good at either. I also read a fair amount and spend a lot of time with...

...took classes in anthropology and Egyptology. After graduating from Wash U, I attended Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge, England, where I received my Master of Philosophy in Archaeology. My thesis topic was a stone toolkit produced by Neanderthals in southwestern France. I love foreign languages and traveling abroad. I have been lucky enough...

...I worked full-time in medical research and part-time in bioinformatics education where I developed educational materials for college bioinformatics courses throughout the US in addition to helping teach bioinformatics methodology to visiting faculty at Wash U. During my graduate program I served as a teaching assistant for a course in Epidemiology. The aspect of teaching...

...to everyday life. My tutoring philosophy involves breaking down ideas into manageable parts and then piecing them back together to build a clearer picture of the subject. Some of my interests outside of education include exercise, concerts and reading. I am excited to be a member of the Varsity Tutors team and hope to work...

...to pass the GED. I also love helping students with English as a second language, Spanish, and middle school math and English. My style is casual and personable, but I will hold you accountable! My previous students would tell you that I can put myself in your shoes and try to figure out exactly how...

...take this opportunity to provide the same mentoring to another generation. My background includes Bachelor's and Masters' Degrees in Electrical Engineering as well as working in various industries in a technical and management capacity for more than 40 years. As a matter of personal interest, I've tried to keep abreast of the latest topics in...

...overcome your academic challenges together! I believe every problem has a solution. I discovered tutoring many years ago while in college and have loved engaging in it ever since. I believe the importance of shaping the minds of our world's future is vital to both our senior communities and our youth. Knowledge is what led...

I believe that all students can learn and be successful. I also believe that all students should be given equal opportunities and guidance.... I believe that all students can learn and that each should be given equal opportunities to learn and grow.... In a first session with a student I would spend time on a personal level, getting to know him or her and what their interests are.

...William. I graduated from Saint Louis University with a degree in Economics and a minor in Mathematics, and I currently work as an economic analyst. While a student, I tutored underprivileged teenagers in a wide range of subjects. During this time, many of the other tutors came to me for help and dubbed me "the...

...very collaborative process with lots of time for the person I'm tutoring to ask clarifying questions . I really enjoy taking seemingly difficult topics and explaining them in a logical fashion while emphasizing the basics every step of the way. I find that students' frustration with a concept generally stems from uncertainty regarding how to...

...Taiwan, and Mandarin is my first language. I moved to St. Louis two and a half years ago and started college at the St. Louis Community College. While I was studying at the community college, I worked as a peer tutor under Trio student support service. Basic and general chemistry were my specialties. I had...

...of Toronto, I have the knowledge to tutor in any of these subjects. Along with my education, I have the experience, I have tutored children and adults for about 2 years on and off. I have worked with children for 10+ years and lived in Argentina and Colombia for extended periods of time. I like...

...as a math student. The key words are 'not yet'. Everyone struggles in mathematics from time to time, but knowing where you went wrong, and how to avoid making those same mistakes is essential to building skills. I also like to share how they may encounter math after school. You may not explicitly be asked...