Award-Winning Organic Chemistry Tutors in St. Charles, MO

My 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 learning styles.

...Academy, a middle school for boys from inner St. Louis City, in eighth grade mathematics. I most enjoy tutoring the sciences, especially Biology and Chemistry. I like to employ question and answer style tutoring, to review concepts and my students' understanding of the content. I enjoy learning and working through problems, and hope to pass the same passion onto my students. In my spare time, I love to run, bake, read, and most of all...

I would consider myself an expert at strategically navigating the high school world. On Wednesdays, you'll find me in pink. I don't like buses.

...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 more then simple tutoring. I conduct weekly review sessions with teams of biomedical engineering underclassmen, helping them on concepts and homework. I also lead reviewing and clarify core concepts for Introduction to Biomedical Engineering course. Beyond tutoring academically, I assist...

...sections. Personally, I enjoy tutoring Chemistry and Mathematics the most because of complexities involved with these subjects. I believe that tutoring is about the individual. Respecting an individuals learning style is essential in conquering dense subject material because everyone approaches learning in their own way. Outside of Academia, I am involved in a number of organizations on campus - Rotaract and TEDx SLU - and have had the pleasure of working for the PASE Cadaver...

...a laboratory for 2 years at the National Institute of Health. During my time in Washington DC, I also worked for Kaplan to prepare students for the MCAT. Washington University School of Medicine is where I received a Masters degree in Immunology. Outside of the laboratory, I spent my time working again as a teacher's assistant this time for Histology, a first year course for medical students, and then privately tutoring Histology. To continue teaching,...

...and WashU. I am thrilled to be able to apply my current physics and math knowledge to real world problems. I believe that relating problems to the world around us is a great way to be engaged in the material. With my liberal arts background, I have been exposed to various subjects which allows me to tutor a variety of topics. While academics is my main priority, I enjoy baking, 3D printing, and ballroom dancing.

...music and enjoy listening to and playing a variety of genres including Rock, Funk and Blues. I have instructed guitar and electric bass for the past 3-4 years on a one on one basis. My tutoring style is based on consistent interaction and dialogue between myself and the student (I will not be lecturing for long periods!), with me asking questions to determine where the student is struggling, and how I can help them the...

...an opportunity to solve their own problems after establishing an proficient level of understanding. My motto has always been, "life is a marathon, not a sprint." Sometimes it takes a little longer for students to understand concepts but that doesn't make them any less capable than any other student. SUCCESS IS THE GOAL! My interests outside of tutoring include exercising and spending time with my Siberian Husky Sasha. She is my "doghter" and I am...

I am currently a student at Washington University in St. Louis pursuing multiple degrees in the fields of biology and biomedical engineering. I am passionate about mathematics and the sciences and i hope i can help people understand and enjoy these subjects.