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

...be continuing my path to becoming a lawyer at Emory University's School of Law. Law is just one of my passions. Throughout my undergraduate career I had many opportunities to pursue my passion of helping others learn. During my freshman year of college I helped high school seniors prepare for the ACT. Later on in...

...on a more individual level. That's why I'm so excited to be tutoring with Varsity Tutors! Tutoring means that I get to spend focused time with one student -- I get to identify his or her specific strengths, needs and goals. It is an opportunity to build a relationship with a student and watch him/her...

...of becoming a family physician. I have tutored students in a variety of subjects including Algebra I and II, Trigonometry, Biology (Living Environment), and SAT preparation. While I enjoy working across disciplines, I especially love tutoring math and the social sciences because they allow me to help students build both problem-solving skills and confidence. As...

...of education. In addition to teaching college courses, I have worked as a tutor with another private tutoring company My favorite subjects to tutor are math, English, and speech, and I thoroughly enjoy helping students that may be struggling finally "get it." Outside of education, my hobbies include sports, reading and spending time with my...

I'm a middle school math teacher and I love helping students with math!

...be proficient in all academic areas? I am a teacher with 8 years of successful experience teaching in urban public schools. I've been successful teaching all grades K-8 over the years and have worked in multi-age, bilingual and inclusion classrooms. In recent years, I've been hired specifically to teach and improve the literacy of ESL...

I'm very passionate about teaching/tutoring math and want to do everything in my power to help you reach your fullest potential. I have been a high school math teacher for the past five years, as well as a sports coach. I have tutored middle school students since I was in college also.

...dynamic activities which have a natural reciprocity. In addition to helping students learn the material; teachers should create an environment of support so students discover their own best learning style and strengths. My own teaching style is flexible and sensitive to each student's needs, but I have found open inquiry and play therapy techniques to...

...ACT, math, and writing. I have experience tutoring ACT at local high schools. My tutoring philosophy is all about breaking things down to where the student can understand them. I also enjoy playing soccer, I played my freshman year at Rockhurst. I also have about 8 years of experience playing the trumpet.

...tutoring middle school and high school classmates in the neighborhood on Math and basic Sciences. Here at Washington University in St. Louis, I started from peer tutor in Math and Physics then in my very first year; I was also selected to be the Biomedical Engineering Problem Solving Team Leader--which is a tutoring job but...

...school in Germany for Molecular and Cellular Biology. I am excited to share my experience and enthusiasm for natural science and German language with other students. My favorite part of tutoring German is when students get excited when they realize they understand the language and how quickly they are absorbing new vocabulary! I also love...

...way right now too. I know they most definitely have the capability of understanding, they just need someone who can take the time to explain it to them with no judgement involved. You should feel empowered after you get something right, there should be a boost of confidence. I hope to instill and nurture the...

...and high schoolers in chemistry, math, and English, as well as tutoring for the ACT, PSAT, and SAT. Additionally, I founded an organization that provides English tutors to elementary school-aged ESL students and have extensive experience teaching English as a Second Language. I was a National Merit Scholar as well as an AP Scholar.

...school at Washington University in St. Louis. Though I initially entered medical school with the hopes to become a neurologist, I fell in love with orthopedic surgery and am currently heavily involved in research with the orthopedic hand department. Teaching has always been a passion of mine. I started private tutoring during my high school...

...4.0/4.0 GPA from the University of Connecticut where I received a full ride. I earned my undergraduate degrees from Webster University and the University of St. Louis-Missouri where I majored in Art and Art History, respectively. I minored in Philosophy and Spanish, respectively, as well. I attended Washington University in St. Louis and the University...

...12 for students with high incidence disabilities. I am excited to get to know you and work with your family to determine how to best support your child's learning needs. Whether its delivering structured lesson plans on certain skills, or offering additional support preparing for the ACT, I am here to help.

...I also spent the last year teaching at a college electrical courses. Throughout my undergraduate education career, I taught elementary school children science. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Science, Math, Technology, and Engineering. In my experience most students dislike the STEM related courses, so I tend to...

...received my Bachelor's degree in Music Education and my Master's degree in Educational Leadership and Administration. I taught music for 12 years and served students as an administrator for 2 years. I transitioned to a career in technology through LaunchCode's Women+ program. I learned JavaScript, Angular, HTML, CSS, C#, ASP.NET, and MySQL. I'm currently working...

...art, or theater, I believe those things are what make life worth living. For me, I play the French Horn and snowboard. My motto is ???Sometimes you need to go the extra mile. Do the extra credit. Be more than your peers expect you to be. Set the bar high and don???t be afraid to...

...satisfactory grades. The reason? Teachers, graduate student instructors, and professors were teaching programming the same way they learned mathematics: by writing numerous examples on the board, assuming that students could all learn by example and imitation. This may be suitable for students with prior programming experience, natural ability, and interest in programming. This is not...