Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Washington Park, IL

...strength and weakness of the student on the corresponding subject, and then design a protocol to induce the student fully exerting his or her strength while improving the weakness counter part. The practical way of implementing this strategy is by doing exampling problems, Q&A discussions, and practicing problem sets, with which a cycle shall be...

...May 2018 as a part of the Dual Degree Program at Washington University. I attended Maryville University for four years where I received a BS in biomedical science while also playing soccer and was captain for 3 out of 4 years. That lead me to Washington University in St. Louis to study biomedical engineering, where...

...and English teacher and have trained in several tutoring settings, working with a variety of age groups from K-12. I have tutored in writing centers at the high school and college level and tutored math at the elementary and middle school level. I am certified in Missouri to teach Middle School English and Math, receiving...

...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 have found that students in the long run perform...

I graduated with my BA in Mathematics Cum Laude from Truman State University. I am currently in the graduate program for the MAE at TSU. I love math, physics, astronomy, and dogs.

...born and raised in India. I did my BS in Biochemistry from Delhi University in 2005. Then I did my MS in Biochemistry from Jamia Hamdard University in 2007 where I was the university topper of my subject and earned a gold medal. Immediately after completing MS, I joined DIPAS as a junior scientist. I...

...My name is Heather. I am currently a senior at Maryville University. I will graduate this May with a degree in biology and minors in chemistry, physics, and psychology. I plan to start medical school in the fall of 2018. I have been tutoring math, chemistry, biology, and physics at Maryville for the past four...

I intend to impact students' views on learning by providing experiences that make learning fun and enjoyable.

...with many types of Mathematics, my favorite areas are Calculus and Finite Mathematics. In my opinion the key to being a successful tutor is being able to explain the material in multiple ways, thus finding the path that best suits the particular student. I believe that Mathematics does not have to be scary if you...

...develop a curiosity for it rather than view it as an obstacle. In college, I worked as a teaching assistant for Beginning to Intermediate Statistics where I helped students with mathematics as well as programming in R. I also worked as an Observatory Assistant where I taught astronomy students about the science and cultural history...

I am a graduate from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Philosophy. I am applying to medical school, and I am well-versed in tutoring for the MCAT, SAT, Subject Tests, and many of the natural sciences.

...quickly and efficiently, and I love the moment when something clicks. I've been tutoring for over a decade from helping Physics peers with homework and general topics, Spanish and psychology students with tackling difficult topics that I had covered in the past, third and fourth graders and help them with their homework, or literacy with...

...classroom setting, is something that I'm passionate about. I believe that dialogue between mentor and pupil, much in the style of Plato's works, is the most effective way of imparting knowledge. Despite how overbearing or intimidating that might sound, I also think that light, informal settings are the best for tutoring. In my free time...

...friends. I enjoy mind challenging things like puzzle and escape the room events. I also love to travel with my family. Learning about and trying new things are by far one of my favorite things to do. It really helps me get out of my comfort zone and enhance my awareness and knowledge about new...

...support from from those around me. My parents were the first tutors I had. They encouraged and provided me the resources to develop a disciplined, studious mentality and a strong foundation for my academic background. Their constant support lead to a cascade effect as it allowed me to pass the PSAT and be enrolled in...

I have a passion for teaching that goes back to my time in grade school. I have been tutoring people on and off since 7th grade. Watching students finally grasp a difficult subject makes all the struggle worth it.

...education and work experience has been in organic chemistry and biochemistry. My volunteer work has included Science Olympiad and robotics. I have always enjoyed teaching, and helping students to get excited about science. My experiences with my own childrens' learning issues (ADD, autism) have made me look into better ways to present material for different...

...have opportunities for educational and personal growth. My ultimate goal is to see student move towards self-motivation. Along with my skills, I will bring creative, positive energy to each lesson. I had to become successful at time management, multi-tasking, and differentiation to succeed. With a combination of enthusiasm, commitment, and drive, I am confident that...

...student at the University of Arizona. At WashU, I served as a TA for both General Chemistry and an upper-level neuroscience course and love helping students achieve their full potential, while having fun in the process. I also would love to help students with MCAT prep and encourage them throughout the process of getting to...

...I have a passion for middle school aged students and helping them grow academically! I have worked with several students in the past as a personal tutor to improve their reading comprehension abilities. While reading is awesome, I also LOVE math. Nothing is better than seeing a student light up when they finally understand a...