Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving St. Charles, MO

...test taking strategies and to identify one's strengths and weaknesses. As for engineering, the development of technical knowledge and experience is key to success. As a manager, I am a strong believer that best way to make your job easier is through having a well trained and experienced team to work with. In my spare time, I enjoy reading about new technology, outdoor activities such as hiking and biking, and spending time with friends.

Teaching is one thing, but learning is another. My focus is on the student's learning. * Degree in math and masters in business from the University of Chicago. * In addition to a full-time job in computers, I taught adult evening classes at Lindenwood in math, computer science and statistics in the 1980's and 90's. * Perfect score on the math portion of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

What happens when a physicist read a book on Anti-Gravity? He can't put it down! I'm Ian De Leon and I believe physics isn't just about letters and equations, but about how life functions and cooperates with the forces of nature. My dream is to be a physics teacher one day and inspire people world wide about the realm of physics.

Hi! I'm Sophie, I'm a Biomedical Engineering major at Washington University in St. Louis. I'm fluent in Mandarin and English, and am very well versed in high school/AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, World History, US History, and CAPSTONE.

...a Master's degree in Physics. Before becoming an engineer I was a physics college instructor. I would make a great tutor because I was once a college instructor. During my time as a college instructor I spent a lot of my time helping students one-on-one to help them understand the concepts. I was constantly looking for new and different ways to engage my students in order for them to learn the subject matter involved.... My teaching...

...involvement in peer study group sessions. In my life journey, I have experienced all of the frustrations that accompany the pursuit of academic excellence. As a result, patience and understanding is at the foundation of my teaching philosophy. Overall, I seek to help students challenge themselves, become self-motivated and satisfy the thirst for knowledge that lives within all of us! Whenever there is free time, I enjoy reading, writing poetry, jewelry-making and dabbling in fashion...

I am motivated daily by a deep desire to learn about and understand the world around me.

...any subject. In addition to my experiences as a tutor and a mentor, I was a teaching fellow at an intensive teaching fellowship called Breakthrough Collaborative in San Francisco in which I learned specific teaching strategies such as strategic questioning, thought process verbalization, sentence starting, role reversal, etc. In addition to teaching, I have conducted research on education policy and teacher feedback systems. I am finishing an honors thesis on the importance of preschool teacher-child...

...a Computer Engineering student at St. Mary's University, and I plan on going to graduate school to earn my Master's degree. I have a passion for mathematics, science, and overall excellence in the classroom and outside of it. I started tutoring in high school, and I have always enjoyed helping others to learn and understand the subjects that I love. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy fishing, outdoor things, playing and watching sports, and reading.

I am a graduating medical student who enjoys teaching students of all ages. I plan to teach students on a professorial level for my career, so tutoring is a natural part of my personality. I particularly like the sciences, and love sharing my enthusiasm for science with my students.

...year and applying to medical school. I am interested in orthopedics and community health for a career in medicine. I am passionate to help others learn and succeed! My interest in tutoring stems from my own preparation for tests during high school and college and my ability to communicate clearly with others. I studied in a small group to prepare for the MCAT. We took turns teaching about certain topics to each other which forced...

...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 I am currently finishing the degree. I am a goal oriented and driven individual who loves to take challenges head on. I am happy...

...savings became innate for me. I tutor high school Algebra, Calculus, physics and AP physics. At the college level, I tutor Calculus I and Intro to Physics. Currently, I'm considering tutoring Statics and Dynamics for mechanical engineering. Physics has always been one of my favorite subjects. I like to learn what interests my students academically and otherwise. Sometimes, the biggest hurdle a student has is not knowing what it is they "don't get". I can identify...

...in math, history, and English. Currently looking to pursue a Master's in Data Science, I specialize in tutoring math, statistics, English, and offer test preparation for ACT and GRE exams. My passion lies in math, where I enjoy demystifying complex concepts and igniting enthusiasm in my students. My teaching philosophy revolves around personalized support, patience, and encouragement. I believe in adapting my approach to each student's unique needs and learning style, creating an environment where...

...subjects to students ranging from first graders to juniors in high school. I first started my own Mandarin classes, through which I organized and taught a Mandarin curriculum at both an intermediate and an advanced level. Now, I volunteer with an organization at WashU to help tutor and mentor underprivileged youth, which often involves helping them with anything from middle school math to ACT prep. Focused on Mathematics and the sciences, I love tutoring anything...

...is at and, instead of simply lecturing, be able to guide him or her to the realization of the concept being taught. In this way, the student does not just memorize facts and formulas, but learns how to navigate a topic confidently and gracefully. This method of teaching lends itself well to Physics. Memorizing a formula will only help you solve a few problems, but understanding the physics behind a certain phenomenon can help you...

...Nuclear Propulsion team and teaching enlistmen and officers how to fully operate the nuclear reactors on submarines and aircraft carriers. I tutor calculus, physics, algebra, and any other non-stats math. Software I have project experience in: - SolidWorks: Using currently for a summer internship - Autodesk Fusion 360: Used all last summer to build a small 1/10th Racecar. My favorite feature is it is cloud based. - NX10: Have used on multiple school projects -...

...this degree because of my passion to help kids, like me, who have ADHD. It took me some time to gain confidence in my academic abilities because of this diagnosis, and so I hope to help other students realize that ADHD has nothing to do with intelligence. If anything, it gives us an edge! I believe any student can master any subject as long as they have the right instructor. My favorite subjects are math,...

...excited to start that journey. A little about my background: I attended a Jewish private school from Kindergarten through fifth grade. My school was well-funded, and a vast majority of my classmates belonged to upper-middle class families. In sixth grade, I left my Jewish private school and I began my time as a student in the University City School District, or U-City, as it is known colloquially. U-City schools were vastly different from my Jewish...

I have been a TA for both introductory and advanced level biology classes at the University of Missouri Columbia for the last five years. I have taught hundreds of students on a one on one basis and enjoy helping them find their own internal logic that helps them best understand the material.