I'm currently a junior at Washington University in St. Louis, studying Electrical Engineering (undergrad), Throughout high school but less so in college, I have tutored students and peers in academic areas more focused on writing and math. A core part of my teaching and learning philosophy is that I will have mastered a material if I can teach another person these concepts and come up with my own examples to illustrate my understanding. I will infuse this goal within my tutoring sessions, engaging tutees to really learn and challenge them to think critically. Another important aspect of my tutoring goals is to help the tutee. Be clear and transparent with me about your goals and struggles, and I will do my best to help you succeed.

I strongly believe that education is the platform to creating change on every issue on the spectrum from our economy, health issues, and civil rights for the better. Every child deserves access to an excellent education, a fair shot at reaching their full potential, and a society that welcomes change. Education goes beyond the school classroom and if given the appropriate tools, in and outside the classroom, all children can learn.Outside of teaching fifth grade full-time and part-time tutoring/babysitting I enjoy staying active by running, biking, playing soccer, reading, watching documentaries, online shopping, and spending time with friends and family.

I am a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (cum laude) and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Currently, I work as a research assistant in a Neuropsychology lab at Washington University’s School of Medicine. As an undergraduate, I tutored AP English students and worked as a TA with primarily freshman and sophomore students. I have extensive essay writing experience at both the high school and college level. My writing has focused on literature analysis, quantitative research papers and admissions essays. As a member of the Washington University Admissions Interview Team, I have a wealth of knowledge about what colleges are looking for in a prospective student’s standardized test scores and personal essays. I hope to develop my students into critical thinkers that are able to tackle a question or essay prompt with confidence. In my free time I enjoy traveling, reading and taking advantage of all the activities St. Louis has to offer, especially during the summer.

I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Secondary English Language Arts Education from Concordia University in Seward, NE. I would love to help you out with English and literature classes, as well as ACT writing prep! My goal as a tutor is to help you achieve your goals and develop a wider understanding of English Language Arts. I believe that this is best done by getting to know you as a person and a student and allowing you to get to know me.

One of my deepest passions in life is teaching and helping students unlock their potential! I work to inspire students to love science and math or, at the very least, find them a little less daunting. I have experience working with children, teens, and young adults. I think every student has enormous potential and insight. I know that not every approach will work for every student, which is why I am committed to treating every student as an individual. Academics was and is a hard-fought battle for me, so I know and remember the challenges students might be facing. I earned two degrees from the University of South Carolina one in physics and one in psychology. I am currently working on my master's in physics at the University of Calgary where I have the amazing opportunity to be a teaching assistant. Through that opportunity, I have helped students engage with science through labs, projects, and other academic work; it has been a tremendously rewarding experience. When I am not doing science, I love participating in community theatre or doing one of my many hobbies!

Helping other individuals learn and them grow is always great to see. This is one of the main reasons I chose to be a tutor. Prior to becoming a tutor, I was a Student TA at Saint Louis University for Introduction to Law. Although I am still attending school, my passion to help others has only grown as I've been in college.I'm currently a double major working towards a B.S. in Healthcare Management and Legal Studies. These majors have helped me strengthened my reading and writing skills while allowing me to further my education in political science, business, and math classes. Because of this, I am comfortable in educating others in math subjects, political science, accounting, writing, economics, and public health. I believe every student has a different way of learning meaning that I have various ways of teaching others to provide the most effective strategy to help them learn.Outside of academics, I have a passion for sports, especially basketball, softball, and running, and am interested in photography.

Hi there, my name is Nick! I am a recent graduate of WashU who will be starting up my first full-time job in finance this summer. I've benefited so much throughout my academic career from caring individuals who have taken the time to invest in my success and help me grow. I know first hand the value of a tutor who not only knows the material, but is also compassionate and thoughtful throughout the process. I've been fortunate to have people such as this in my life and hope to give back even a portion of what I've received.

I have been tutoring students in math, reading, and writing since high school, and I've found that teaching and learning happens on both ends. Just as the activity of teaching is not limited to the teacher, the activity of learning is not limited to the student. There is always an exchange between what the teacher and student have to offer.I believe it is best to show, rather than tell students how to work their way through the task at hand, whether it be a problem or a prompt. I know that there is not always one way to solve a problem or answer a prompt, so I am always open and patient with students as we walk through that process.

I'm a 2013 Truman State University graduate with a Bachelors of Science in biology. I spent the two years following my graduation teaching introductory biology to freshman in Harlingen, Texas. I recently moved back to St. Louis to eventually pursue a doctorate in Physical Therapy.My interests include anything biology related, nutrition, food of all kinds, and reading. Additionally, I am a certified Les Mills BodyCombat instructor and enjoy instructing and working out in general whenever possible.

Music is what connects everyone around the world! Why not become part of the movement?! I am thankful for the gift of playing drums, piano, and some mallet percussion. And I love being able to incorporate all instrument's together! It is my belief that no matter what you learn to play, it is still important to know how your instrument is connected to the others. Which is why I like to create tailor-made lessons for students to get a more versatile perspective of their primary instrument. I currently instruct a variety of students, that luckily have access to an instructor that is proficient in drums as well as piano. So sign up today so you can watch yourself transform through the music! I am looking forward to learning with you and making an impact with the sounds of change!

I'm currently a junior at Washington University in St. Louis, studying Electrical Engineering (undergrad), Throughout high school but less so in college, I have tutored students and peers in academic areas more focused on writing and math. A core part of my teaching and learning philosophy is that I will have mastered a material if I can teach another person these concepts and come up with my own examples to illustrate my understanding. I will infuse this goal within my tutoring sessions, engaging tutees to really learn and challenge them to think critically. Another important aspect of my tutoring goals is to help the tutee. Be clear and transparent with me about your goals and struggles, and I will do my best to help you succeed.

I strongly believe that education is the platform to creating change on every issue on the spectrum from our economy, health issues, and civil rights for the better. Every child deserves access to an excellent education, a fair shot at reaching their full potential, and a society that welcomes change. Education goes beyond the school classroom and if given the appropriate tools, in and outside the classroom, all children can learn.Outside of teaching fifth grade full-time and part-time tutoring/babysitting I enjoy staying active by running, biking, playing soccer, reading, watching documentaries, online shopping, and spending time with friends and family.

I am a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (cum laude) and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Currently, I work as a research assistant in a Neuropsychology lab at Washington University’s School of Medicine. As an undergraduate, I tutored AP English students and worked as a TA with primarily freshman and sophomore students. I have extensive essay writing experience at both the high school and college level. My writing has focused on literature analysis, quantitative research papers and admissions essays. As a member of the Washington University Admissions Interview Team, I have a wealth of knowledge about what colleges are looking for in a prospective student’s standardized test scores and personal essays. I hope to develop my students into critical thinkers that are able to tackle a question or essay prompt with confidence. In my free time I enjoy traveling, reading and taking advantage of all the activities St. Louis has to offer, especially during the summer.

I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Secondary English Language Arts Education from Concordia University in Seward, NE. I would love to help you out with English and literature classes, as well as ACT writing prep! My goal as a tutor is to help you achieve your goals and develop a wider understanding of English Language Arts. I believe that this is best done by getting to know you as a person and a student and allowing you to get to know me.

One of my deepest passions in life is teaching and helping students unlock their potential! I work to inspire students to love science and math or, at the very least, find them a little less daunting. I have experience working with children, teens, and young adults. I think every student has enormous potential and insight. I know that not every approach will work for every student, which is why I am committed to treating every student as an individual. Academics was and is a hard-fought battle for me, so I know and remember the challenges students might be facing. I earned two degrees from the University of South Carolina one in physics and one in psychology. I am currently working on my master's in physics at the University of Calgary where I have the amazing opportunity to be a teaching assistant. Through that opportunity, I have helped students engage with science through labs, projects, and other academic work; it has been a tremendously rewarding experience. When I am not doing science, I love participating in community theatre or doing one of my many hobbies!

Helping other individuals learn and them grow is always great to see. This is one of the main reasons I chose to be a tutor. Prior to becoming a tutor, I was a Student TA at Saint Louis University for Introduction to Law. Although I am still attending school, my passion to help others has only grown as I've been in college.I'm currently a double major working towards a B.S. in Healthcare Management and Legal Studies. These majors have helped me strengthened my reading and writing skills while allowing me to further my education in political science, business, and math classes. Because of this, I am comfortable in educating others in math subjects, political science, accounting, writing, economics, and public health. I believe every student has a different way of learning meaning that I have various ways of teaching others to provide the most effective strategy to help them learn.Outside of academics, I have a passion for sports, especially basketball, softball, and running, and am interested in photography.

Hi there, my name is Nick! I am a recent graduate of WashU who will be starting up my first full-time job in finance this summer. I've benefited so much throughout my academic career from caring individuals who have taken the time to invest in my success and help me grow. I know first hand the value of a tutor who not only knows the material, but is also compassionate and thoughtful throughout the process. I've been fortunate to have people such as this in my life and hope to give back even a portion of what I've received.

I have been tutoring students in math, reading, and writing since high school, and I've found that teaching and learning happens on both ends. Just as the activity of teaching is not limited to the teacher, the activity of learning is not limited to the student. There is always an exchange between what the teacher and student have to offer.I believe it is best to show, rather than tell students how to work their way through the task at hand, whether it be a problem or a prompt. I know that there is not always one way to solve a problem or answer a prompt, so I am always open and patient with students as we walk through that process.

I'm a 2013 Truman State University graduate with a Bachelors of Science in biology. I spent the two years following my graduation teaching introductory biology to freshman in Harlingen, Texas. I recently moved back to St. Louis to eventually pursue a doctorate in Physical Therapy.My interests include anything biology related, nutrition, food of all kinds, and reading. Additionally, I am a certified Les Mills BodyCombat instructor and enjoy instructing and working out in general whenever possible.

Music is what connects everyone around the world! Why not become part of the movement?! I am thankful for the gift of playing drums, piano, and some mallet percussion. And I love being able to incorporate all instrument's together! It is my belief that no matter what you learn to play, it is still important to know how your instrument is connected to the others. Which is why I like to create tailor-made lessons for students to get a more versatile perspective of their primary instrument. I currently instruct a variety of students, that luckily have access to an instructor that is proficient in drums as well as piano. So sign up today so you can watch yourself transform through the music! I am looking forward to learning with you and making an impact with the sounds of change!