Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving St. Charles, MO

...Languages and a degree in Psychology with a focus on social behavior. I tutor for a variety of subjects including Psychology, Spanish, French, Reading, and Writing (including ACT Test Prep). My favorite subjects work on are Essay Editing and Psychology, but any subject can be fun! My tutoring style is best described as a relaxed environment so that the student can learn at a pace that best fits their abilities. I love to work with...

...tutoring program and oversee Math and English tutors from Pre-K to 10th grade. My varied interests and experiences with different age groups allows me to tutor a wide range of subjects at many different grade levels. If I had to pick a favorite subject to tutor, though, it would be writing because I enjoy helping others develop their thoughts and ideas into something they can share with others. My teaching philosophy is differentiation, differentiation, differentiation!...

...an undergrad and business as a graduate student, so I have a broad knowledge base to pull from to teach science, math, English, business, and economics. I have worked with a wide range of students in the past, from volunteering to tutor middle school kids from underprivileged situations to working as an after-school tutor for high school and college students. When teaching, I think the most important thing a tutor can do is get to...

...is probably anything pertaining to the biological sciences (especially neuroscience). My tutoring style is relatively relaxed and student-driven. I believe building strong foundations proves to be the most beneficial in the long run, so I really like to make sure my students have a solid grasp of basic concepts and skills. Outside of academia, I like to watch movies, play the ukulele and some piano, breakdance, learn languages (Spanish and Japanese so far), make short...

...goal is for my students to say that math is much easier than they ever thought. To reach this point, I study how each student learns, what makes sense and where they get lost. We move forward by building on their strengths and filling in any missing concepts along the way. Seeing my students understanding the material, becoming more confidence and improving their scores is exciting. I am delighted to be a part of the...

I am a mother of 3, an online ESL teacher, and I love to see others learn, grow and excel! I try to make learning fun and rewarding!

...University in St Louis. I am majoring in mathematics and economics while writing an honors thesis in economics. I began tutoring in high school when I co-founded a club called Sports for Our Community. The club made weekly trips to an underprivileged elementary school and spent an hour playing sports with the children and an hour helping them with their homework. I continued to tutor in college for a similar program called Books and Basketball....

I am an Undergraduate student studying chemistry at Tufts University. I have four previous years of working with students and tutoring, and I am happy to adjust my tutoring to fit the needs of each individual student! Outside of tutoring, I am incredibly passionate about music, be it production, guitar, gear, or new music that's out!

...Anthropology. I have experience tutoring a variety of subjects among middle school and high school students. During my undergraduate experience, I spent time working as an Academic and Character Enrichment tutor, helping middle school students advance in reading, math, and science. Currently, I serve as a College Adviser with the Washington University chapter of the College Advising Corps. This position has allowed me to facilitate ACT workshops along with private tutoring. To grow academically, I...

...Louis University, I have found great satisfaction in working one-on-one with students and with the screenwriters from my workshops. The college classes I designed and taught ranged from developmental writing classes and freshman level rhetoric classes to specialized creative writing classes, senior-level classes business writing, and capstone classes in public policy. I firmly believe that putting the material in cultural and historical contexts gives students a concrete way to understand the lessons. I encourage students...

...classroom. Our program received a grant from Washington University to then publish the students' work. In the past, I have also worked as a Teaching Assistant for Summer Experiences at Wash U, assisting both middle school and high school students primarily with essays and personal statements. In my free time, I enjoy chasing new experiences, especially outdoors. I am an avid backpacker and former leader of the Wilderness Project pre-orientation program at Washington University. I...

Teaching is a lifelong process of learning about new philosophies and new strategies, learning from the parents and community, learning from colleagues, and especially learning from the children. Children have taught me to open my mind and my heart to the joys, the innocence, and the diversity of ideas in the world. Because of this, I will never forget how to smile with the new, cherish the old, and laugh often.... Communicate with the parents and...

...of tutoring algebra. My teaching philosophy is to do my best to impart the skill of understanding the root of problems to students; I want students I tutor to feel excitement from learning and gain intuition on how to approach educational problems in a comprehensive way. I also want to form unique and personalized relationships with all of my students so there is a sense of comfort and respect in the learning environment. Outside of...

...Global Health and am an incoming medical student at the University of Arizona. At WashU, I served as a TA for both General Chemistry and an upper-level neuroscience course and love helping students achieve their full potential, while having fun in the process. I also would love to help students with MCAT prep and encourage them throughout the process of getting to medical school. Outside of the classroom, I played varsity softball, and was involved...

ACNP with 25 years of experience in critical care nursing, emergency medicine, general surgery.

...in the scores of these students and every single student I have tutored has become very proficient in all subjects of the ACT. I enjoy tutoring and helping students even with their homework, and some of my best subjects include pre-algebra, pre-calculus, English, and anything related to the ACT and the DAT, which is the dental aptitude test. Standardized tests have always been difficult for me without someone teaching me unique strategies and that is...

...a letter to the editor published in the New York Times, successfully finished a 40-page thesis as part of my undergraduate education, and currently write for Ordinary Times, a group blog whose alumni have gone on to write full-time for Forbes, the Atlantic, and other prestigious publications. For the latter, I scored in the 98th percentile of the LSAT and achieved admission to a a top-25 law school with a generous scholarship. It's tremendously fulfilling...

...enjoyed the social experiences from my fraternity, Alpha Delta Phi. I am passionate about teaching and education because it grants me the opportunity to use translational science and biology to not only educate my students, but to also be educated by them through all of their unique perspectives and stories. My collaborative teaching approach involves tailoring my teaching methods to meet the individual needs of students by first listening, creating a supportive and engaging learning...

I am a senior at Washington University in St. Louis studying Accounting and Organizational Management. I love studying and tutoring any math topic, writing, reading, accounting, and business. I also enjoy curating study plans that work for individuals unique learning styles.

...and behavioral neuroscience. I completed four years of postdoctoral training at Washington University in Saint Louis. My ultimate goal of being an educator is to contribute to the development of successful adults that leave my classroom with the knowledge and critical thinking skills to face the challenges our society will expect of them. The reason why I teach is to inspire the future of our society to reach beyond what has been achieved before. How...