Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...Laude from Loyola University Chicago with a bachelor's degree in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience and a minor in Spanish Language. I pursued 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...

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!

Hello! I am a tutor for Physics, Mathematics, Latin, ACT's, and SAT's. I work mostly with high school students but would also be happy to tutor middle school students. I know my way around the standardized tests and am very experienced in my subject matter with many years of Latin and degree in Physics

...formula will only help you solve a few problems, but understanding the physics behind a certain phenomenon can help you realize the solution method to a wide range of problems. I enjoy helping students form this kind of understanding. When offered a series of guiding questions, the student is allowed to come to the realization of a concept on their own, helping it to solidify in his or her mind. When I am not studying...

...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 to tutor in the following subjects: Calculus and lower math classes, Microeconomics, Chemistry, and the ACT (all subjects). Although I am relatively new to being a paid tutor I have experience...

...PhD student at the University of Missouri - Saint Louis. Math, music and education are my passions. I have been tutoring since high school when my classmates asked me to give them the insight they I found. Since then, I have taught middle school, high school, community college and university in several sciences and levels of mathematics. I have noticed as both an educator and student that the best teachers are the ones who not...

...nothing by themselves, but there are infinite possibilities for what the numbers can represent. This is why when we learn math, we are secretly learning a lot more than expected. Most people would be surprised that trigonometry teaches us how to tune a guitar. Calculus tells us how hard we need to step on our brakes. Chef's know that Algebra holds the secret to perfect recipes. The world of sports revolves around player statistics. Math...

...transfer, HVAC, machine learning, biomechanics, psychology, finite element modelling, physical therapy, statistical analysis, and most recently data science. With this background I provide meaningful examples to you personally of why it is important to learn and understand. Science says you remember what you are interested in. I can help with that. In my free time I love to take walks and read. I also am a certified tri-weapon fencing instructor and absolutely love fencing!

...chemical engineering PhD student transferring to WashU. I am experienced in tutoring due to years of TA experience, and I am happy to tutor math or science to all ages. Although my specialty lies with kinetics and reactor design, I am able to tutor a number of undergraduate topics including thermodynamics and transport phenomena. Please let me know what other topics you are interested in for tutoring and I will let you know if I...

...am passionate about helping students to learn, apply, and retain mathematical skills. While I have a good handle on math content, a great strength of mine is having patience to ask and "re-ask" to get a student to communicate understanding. There is obviously a problem to work on 'now', but I don't dwell on learning only a recipe. You or your student will find me engaging and earnest. Tutoring is a calling for me. Your...

I'm a junior at UC San Diego studying bioinformatics with a minor in psychology. I tutor many different subjects but I'm keen on teaching mathematics to middle school and high school students. I encourage questions and welcome the struggle of learning, so if you feel lost and in the dark with your subject, I'm the tutor for you!

...I can both help students quickly improve their test scores through simple test-taking tricks, but I can also help them develop their abilities and strengthen their conceptual grasp of a more difficult field. I find I get the strongest improvement in the reading and math sections. For STEM subjects specifically, my dual major allows me to communicate math ideas better than most other tutors. I also enjoy working on essays, and I often helped my...

...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 - ANSYS: know how to run linear, nonlinear, and CFD simulations - MATLAB: experience making plots, integrating, and non-linear optimization

...chemistry, both from Baylor University. I also taught chemistry for five years at Boise State University. All my standardized test scores are from my first time taking the test with very little preparation. I actually enjoy taking tests (weird I know). I am very skilled at helping others to learn the topics presented, improve their test-taking strategies, and improve their score. You must "think like the test writers" and be prepared for every twist and...

...the Chemistry department as a teaching assistant, working with students in the laboratory and the classroom to improve both practical and conceptual knowledge of the course material. It is important for me to find every individual student's learning habits and specific set of strengths and weaknesses to better mold my lessons and advice. I am a current applicant for the medical school class beginning in the fall of 2015, and I am also a life-long...

...concepts and making them accessible to my students. Seeing them develop confidence in their mathematical abilities is truly fulfilling. In my tutoring sessions, I strive to create a collaborative atmosphere where students feel comfortable asking questions and actively participating in the learning process. I tailor my teaching approach to accommodate each student's unique learning style, providing personalized guidance and resources to maximize their potential. Beyond academia, I have a deep appreciation for the arts and...

...in the classroom and out for the last several years. I currently work at a local St. Louis school and strive to create unique STEAM education experiences. Previously, I have taught specialized science classes to students in various schools all around St. Louis for the past 4 years. I also developed and ran an education program relating to Biology, Sustainability, and local Missouri ecosystems for a local nonprofit. In addition to these, I have been active...

...trigonometry, calculus, chemistry, biology, physics, and statistics. I most enjoy tutoring any subject in mathematics because of the gratification you feel after solving a problem; how many of life's problems can be solved in such a short timeframe with full resolution like a 90's sitcom?! Throughout my concurrent teaching adventures, I also obtained a bachelors in ACS Biochemistry and another in Biomedical Sciences. I am currently completing my Master of Public Health and Masters in...

...with just talking and a verbal explanation of the material would suffice in their understanding of it. On the other hand, others are more visual learners and being able to draw or graph something out is needed to fit their learning needs. Another skill that ties into patience is my listening ability. In and out of classes I've had a lot of practice at active listening and I use this skill to better gain access...

I am currently a sophomore at Saint Louis University where I am majoring in Mechanical Engineering and tutor a variety of math and physics courses. I graduated from Seton Catholic Prep at the top of my class and regularly tutored around my neighborhood and in my school. I love math and thoroughly enjoy being able to help students who are struggling in the subject I love to understand it better.