Award-Winning Psychology Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...with the fear of Public Speaking, or learning to write effective emails, to considering how to persuade someone to your point of view, or using your body language to reinforce your message. I'll help you express your thoughts and ideas simply, joyfully tell your stories and experiences, and intelligently offer your opinions. I can help you learn to communicate and get your ideas expressed in many areas - these include Presentation Development and Delivery, Public...

...received a Master of Arts in English from Saint Louis University where I concentrated in Medieval Literature. As a graduate teaching assistant, I taught freshman composition and literature survey courses while serving on staff at the Graduate Writing Center where I helped graduate students plan, develop, and improve their essays. For a year after college, I worked as an intern and mentor at the Midtown Center in Chicago. Midtown sponsors supplementary after-school and summertime enrichment...

...and am very familiar with their method of testing. My passion is helping people with ADD/ADHD, something I initially struggled with in school. In the past ten years, I have developed so many coping mechanisms and learning strategies/techniques to overcome my own personal disability and enjoy helping others who suffer from the same kinds of learning deficits. Learning is much more fulfilling when it is intrinsically-motivated in combination with an insatiable curiosity.

You learn the way you learn, I am just here to give you tips and tricks to make it work for you. Education is important but learning is a lifelong journey of discovering the world around us.

...get into the best law school possible and I want you to get as much scholarship money as you can. Your high LSAT score is key to both of those goals. I specialize in LSAT tutoring and I've helped students improve dramatically. I've helped low-scoring students get better; I've helped high-scoring students break through score plateaus. I use a unique process and I focus on teaching students information, skills, methods, and perspectives that they will...

...that I had gravitated towards that profession because of its education and fount of knowledge, not because of the medicine. I am now obtaining my Teaching Certificate in Secondary Education English and my Master's in Education, so that I may share my love of learning (and of teaching) to my future students. I am in my last semester, and am a Student Teacher at McCluer North High School. Outside of academics, I am currently in...

...I love science! I have a Bachelor's of Science in Psychological Research. After working at a hospital for children with behavioral health problems, I chose to go into healthcare. I am currently working as a Biochemical Laboratory Technician at my university while taking pre-requisite science courses: with the hope of getting into medical school. I hope to make learning: science, math, psychology, philosophy, reading, and writing fun (even if that might not seem possible at...

I'm a retired psychologist and my favorite part of my job was training and teaching. I love to engage with others regarding psychology and how we use this field in our day-to-day lives.

Hi! 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 years.

...school paper). I began tutoring as a junior in high school when I helped a teammate raise his ACT score to play football in college. Since then I've tutored family members and high schoolers around the New Orleans area during the school year. I tutor because I like the feeling of working with people through their challenges. A common culprit when a student is feeling unable to improve in a subject is that they can't...

...neuroscience classes. In all of these classes, I've enjoyed working with students individually to help them achieve their goals, whether it's writing a term paper, mastering brain anatomy, or learning statistical methods. I also realize that standardized tests can be incredibly stressful, so I also enjoy working with students to give them the tools needed to confidently tackle these assessments. Outside of working in the lab and teaching, I enjoy traveling, hiking, and exploring the...

...Educational Studies. Even though I am a freshman, I am taking many upper level classes and love exploring my passion for history. In high school, I was both a tutor for kids at my local middle school as well as a private tutor and tutored in subject from Physics, AB Calculus, and AP World History. I also worked in my local synagogue as a Hebrew School teacher for 1st and 5th grade students, so I...

...and Spanish, I moved to Spain to teach English for two years. I was lucky enough to travel extensively throughout my time in Europe, and learned a lot of cultural life-lessons. I currently tutor psychology, biology, life sciences, anatomy, physiology, Spanish 1-4, geography, and study skills. My favorite subjects to teach are anatomy and physiology because they are extremely intricate and study skills because it helps set the student up for a career of success....

...Walt Disney World as a photographer for 6 months after graduating college in which I interacted with thousands of guests, both young and old, on a daily basis. Subjects I tutor include English, public speaking, and communication. I have always enjoyed helping students with their English skills, whether that means editing papers or assisting them with tough-to-learn grammar skills. I work with my students and make sure they have the skills to succeed in the...

...was first seriously interested in teaching at Washington University in St. Louis, where I earned my B.A. in Psychology. At Wash. U., I had the opportunity to serve as a teaching assistant (TA) for a trusted advisor, and I've loved my teaching experience ever since! I've continued to TA every semester I've been enrolled in graduate school and, additionally, have experience running my own course, Introduction to Biobehavioral Statistics, at the undergraduate level. As a...

Undergraduate student at Washington University in St. Louis studying Psychological & Brain Sciences. In high school, I directed a free tutoring program for people of all ages in my community. We saw incredible outcomes and I wanted to continue this in college. In school, I've always been the friend you can count on to help you catch up in class or on a tough homework assignment. I'm so excited to guide you on your learning...

...Studies along the way. Since graduating, I've moved to St. Louis and spent a year in a public affairs fellowship program, learning about public service, politics, collaboration, and leadership. Now, I'm working in the non-profit sector and finding ways to be more involved in my neighborhood and community. I'm a naturally curious person who loves learning and truly values a sense of humor. I'm passionate about public affairs, community, and social justice. Self-confidence and empowerment...

...by Matt. I am a medical student at SLU school of medicine. It is my personal goal to guide others to become well rounded individuals who succeed at all that they do. My tutoring style will consist of technical training, but also a personal touch to emphasize how and why it is important to learn new skills of any sort. I look forward to working with many students who value strength in all areas of...

...of Nursing and Wharton School of Business. I will graduate with degrees in Nursing and Healthcare Management and am planning on pursuing hospital administration work in the future. I am super passionate about helping others understand. I live for the moments where I see the pieces click into place and I see the "aha" moment on kids' faces. I want to help others achieve their academic goals by truly understanding the material at hand. Besides...

...some think my combination as paradoxical, but I wish to showcase my strengths not only in the health care spectrum, but also through my writing. I have currently interviewed Buzz Aldrin, George Takei, and Ibtihaj Muhammad, to name a few, and have covered the Stockley protests and other social justice beats. I see myself specifically reporting post graduation or writing for a science journal. My forte is geared more towards working with elementary school kids...