Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving St. Charles, MO

...2016 at Saint Charles Community College. In the fall of 2016, I reached out to students at other colleges such as Lindenwood, UMSL, and SLU, and offered tutoring in subjects such as Algebra, Trig, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus. I specialize in Calculus, but enjoy tutoring all other math subjects equally. As for my tutoring philosophy, in my experience most students learn through repetition. In a typical tutoring session, my method is to identify what specific concepts...

...understand why they are learning what they're learning. Now, as a Biomedical Engineer, I actually have the ability to improve the world by applying my scientific understanding to problems faced by doctors and nurses, hopefully making their lives easier, as well as improving patient outcomes. I have a Bachelors in Biomedical Engineering, as well as a Masters in Engineering, and my favorite subjects to tutor are math, science, engineering and German. Outside of work, I...

...influence. I've quickly realized that helping others understand something better is one of the best feelings ever and it is shared between the giver and receiver. Currently, I'm an undergraduate student at Washington University in St. Louis with a major in geophysics and a minor in astrophysics. I've tutored elementary school children in basic math, reading, and music. Along with this I've naturally picked up tutoring skills merely by working with classmates on assignments. When...

...in Mathematics) at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Although I am no expert I am quite skilled in mathematics (you sorta have to be to as an engineer) and unlike some people in here I refrain from using math jargon while teaching, instead focusing on building on basic knowledge and constructing mathematical rules. I tutor Algebra 1 and 2 as well as Trigonometry but I am open to facilitating up to Calculus 2. If...

...in class is gnawing at your soul? It becomes a burden that hooks itself onto your shoulder to weigh you down. We experienced this on a daily, and so (with the help of a few online resources) we would turn to each other for help, becoming our own little tutoring group; hence, why I work very well within my age group. Despite that, I have helped students younger than me and we got along well....

...10 years. Then I moved to the capital city of Ethiopia and taught Physics and Mathematics for about 11 years. In parallel to teaching, I have been also leading a high school for about three years. During this time, I taught more than 1000 students and most of my students are now working in big organizations, and some are government higher officials. Most people do not like physics. My daughter who is a college student...

...am a student at Saint Louis University intending to graduate in August 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry and Philosophy. I have tutored organic, general chemistry, and calculus for 1.5 years at the university. I intend to bring my knowledge and experience to create a tutoring environment that fosters learning and personal improvement. I will take into account your needs and try to service you to the best of my abilities.

...Human Capital development. I am here in St. Louis to do a one year program at Washington University that basically crams in all the prerequisites for the MCAT into a single year. I hope to leverage my background in economics after I become an MD to do prescriptive research for education policies given the recent insights into the large effects a persons level of education has on their health. I am confident in my ability...

...my PhD in Medical Microbiology and Immunology with aspirations to be a professor and conduct my own research. My passion for teaching and helping students stems from my experiences in high school and college. Having a support system or an outlet that empowers you to succeed is crucial to any academic journey. My high school and college experiences lacked this support, leading into my drive to provide any means of help for others to succeed....

Hi! My name is Josh. Recently, I graduated from Washington University, but am originally from Wisconsin. I am very passionate about education and personal development. This is evident, by having successfully completed a Bachelor's in Engineering and a Master's in Finance. I look forward to working with you on math and science.

Hello! I'm Moses, a graduate student in Physics at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. I'm interested in physics and a firm believer in the innate capacity of every human being to live a powerful life. As your tutor, I'm committed that you meet your goals and have the breakthroughs that you're looking for in seeking tutoring. Let's get to work!

I have a physics degree with an emphasis in education from the University of Missouri St. Louis. I have over seven years of teaching experience. I have taught algebra, physics AP Physics 1 & 2, physical science and earth science. I also have experience tutoring College Algebra, College Physics 1 & 2, SAT subject test prep (physics), and ACT Science.

...and I'm ready to help you deepen your understanding of the content you're studying. I 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 toward becoming a certified Scrum...

Every student is capable of succeeding in school. Often, they are not given the necessary attention to find the method of instruction that works best for them. I take it as a personal quest to find the way to make learning feel less intimidating and more achievable.

Hi! My name is Sangami and I graduated from Vanderbilt University double majoring in Biochemistry and Chemical Biology; and Medicine, Health, and Society. I am currently a medical student at Washington University School of Medicine. I have been tutoring for almost 7 years now. I love helping others with the skills and knowledge that I have learned!

...some classes are better taught by engaging the students in small group discussions, by using sounds or by asking questions during the sessions. My teaching philosophy is to perpetuate knowledge and inspire learning by teaching in a flexible manner with the understanding that different students have different temperaments and experiences and I aim to improve their ability to listen and engage by addressing them as unique individuals. The nature of my degree course as well...

...teaching. As a STEM advocate, I am a firm proponent and contributor to increasing science literacy in our society. I've also acted as a supplemental instructor for organic chemistry courses, tutored biology and chemistry to local high school students, worked at both a neurobiology and disease ecology lab and even had the privilege to serve as a peer mentor for both the university ambassador program and the Emerging Leaders program. I believe that through teaching,...