Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Columbia, MO

...way that I have found joy in helping! I find it really important to meet people where they are at, so regardless of how long I will be with a student, I make it a priority to get to know them and their individual learning styles. I am currently studying to receive my bachelors in...

...reach their full potential, with a healthy dose of fun along the way. My students appreciate my sense of humor and adventure, as I always try to be creative with my illustrations. Learning should never be boring. In my free time, I'm an avid reader and writer, a Shakespeare buff, a trained dancer, violinist, and...

...allows me to be able to give back to individuals that are struggling with different material. I needed extra help in high school to grasp the concepts presented in physics and understand the importance of having a great tutor. I really enjoy working with new people and learning what type of learner they may be....

...the University of Missouri with a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering, and I am excited to tutor others in the language of numbers and symbols. I work in building sets and accessories for a documentary film festival and am looking toward a future in the field of architecture and design. When not working or in school,...

Math-lover and PhD Candidate who actually LIKES standardized tests. Scored 90th percentile and above in SAT General, SAT Subject Math II, Physics, Chemistry and Biology and the GRE General- all using strategies I'm happy to share. 5+ years teaching and tutoring in Math (Calc I-III, Precalc, MultiCalc, Trigonometry, Algebra etc.) Introductory Physics and Introductory Programming.

...have to be the enemy. My infatuation with math and science started in childhood. For years, I used math to stave off boredom. Being raised by two collegiate level professors, my adolescence became entwined with the sciences from an early age. Weekend hikes to examine native plant species and days spent helping my mom pipette...

Hi, I'm Lily. I am a senior Mechanical Engineering student at Mizzou. I like building robots and watching movies.

...Iowa State University. I've always enjoyed math and physics as subjects and find enjoyment in bringing that same enjoyment and understanding to aspiring students. I believe the best approach to helping a student is to understand their goals. Do they want to pass the class? Are they looking for particular topic help? Are they looking...

...always happy to do so. I am currently working on my bachelor's degree in mathematics with a teaching certificate at Central Methodist University. My favorite subjects to tutor are Calculus 1 and Algebra 2 because they're both complex and simple. There are many steps involved in the problems within both subjects, but once one understands...

I want to help students reach their maximum potential to be lifelong learners.

...in a way that they could understand. As a result of this experience early on, my philosophy as a tutor is that each individual has their own way of learning and it is my job to teach them in that way. No matter how much I understand the material I am trying to teach, if...

I first discovered tutoring when I went to my university's "Student Success Center" to ask a tutor a question about the homework. I became inspired by the tutors. After my brother started to use me as a tutor, I decided that I could be a tutor.

...and sciences. While working on my degree, I often tutored my classmates and graded papers for several semesters. One of my greatest joys of that time was when I was privileged to give material science demonstrations to K-12 students. It was always fun to discuss a side of chemistry and physics that is new and...

...in afterschool programs and most recently as a mathematics professor. I love mathematics but more so I enjoy helping others see the value of math and how it connects to other areas of their lives. We don't all learn the same and while I love science and exploration fields, I struggled in school with reading...

...subjects interact with each other, specially mathematics as the tool that unites all of them. Although I received my degree in Engineering, I have been drawn to a classroom because I enjoy sharing my knowledge with others, but also enjoy learning from my students as they present various ways of solving problems. I have tutored...

...with honors. I have extensive experience tutoring students through my high school and undergraduate careers. In addition, I have been a teaching assistant for multiple chemistry and biology-related undergraduate courses at Washington University. These experiences have taught me the importance using different teaching styles to accommodate a student learning style and strengths. I am excite...

...roles from principal instructor of college math classes to one-on-one mentoring with high school students. I am passionate about social justice, novel mathematics education, and increasing diversity in STEM majors and careers. Currently, I am working on a thesis in discrete geometry and combinatorics, as well as doing research for UCSF where I design machine...

...in a different way so that the student can better understand the question. Some students need visual representations of numbers and systems to understand them, and others benefit more by understanding the concepts behind each formula. I prefer to tutor in math and physics, and especially with real world application problems. I hope to help...

...bring college-level math concepts to students in a way anyone can understand, which often demonstrates WHY the math they're doing matters. It also shows that math can be just plain cool, which I don't think our curricula prioritize enough. Besides teaching, I enjoy practicing parkour and tricking (acrobatic martial arts), playing video games, and reading...

...work with dozens of students with different backgrounds, skill levels, and learning styles. As much as tutoring helps the student, it also helps me. My instruction incorporates the best techniques and explanations that I have found most effective over the years. I believe there are two critical ingredients needed to conquer any math issues. The...