Award-Winning Tutors serving Cahokia, MO

...emphasizes understanding of the material, and it has really paid off in its results. In my spare time, I enjoy distance running; in high school, I ran track and cross country all four years in addition to three years of basketball. I also have played basketball for most of my life, and have ridden/worked at...

...college levels. I am extremely passionate about the STEM field and I hope to inspire students by helping them work through the course content and developing a genuine appreciation for the subjects they are pursuing. I believe that education is crucial, but growing to love the material is of utmost importance. I hope to bridge...

...and filling out papers, as well as having to teach my parents English. I detested doing such tasks and teaching them. But over time I found a passion for teaching, specifically teaching a language. In high school, I would teach my friends Arabic, and attempt to give English lessons to my parents during summer break....

I'm Chanel, I've been a Nurse for 7 years and I like to help students by applying my knowledge and understanding of the body. Also I would like to help people learn in a way that works best for them and increase understanding of the subject.

...learning and teaching. I have a Bachelors degree in Biology from Rockhurst University that includes experience in science classes such as biology, physiology, anatomy, microbiology, botany, and many others. I love to help people learn and master their material, so they truly understand and can apply the information and not just recite the information back...

...a life-long learner. My personal learning journey inspires my tutoring efforts. As a tutor, much of the advice, tips, and coaching I offer stems from my own hard earned learning experiences or from my experiences working with students. I have also worked with a multitude of tutoring clients, and each student that I have worked...

...classes, through which I organized and taught a Mandarin curriculum at both an intermediate and an advanced level. Now, I volunteer with an organization at WashU to help tutor and mentor underprivileged youth, which often involves helping them with anything from middle school math to ACT prep. Focused on Mathematics and the sciences, I love...

...received my master's degree in Mathematics from Southeast Missouri State University. During graduate school, I worked for the Southeast Math department as a tutor and teacher assistant. Because of this experience, I know what colleges expect for incoming freshman and current college students. I love helping others learn and think that understanding mathematics satisfying and...

...games. Games are also just cool, with incredible technology being developed every day for them, and I want to spread that excitement to others. I've worked in children's summer camps previously, helping to share the excitement of a few subjects, including Minecraft, Map Design, and LEGO Robotics. (Automatic Rubik's Cube solver anyone?) I have the...

...analogies to other things either I or the student are interested in order to demonstrate other approaches, and to show that the skills they're developing are applicable outside the assignment. In teaching poetry at the university level I've often reached beyond my knowledge of literature to my interests in movies, music, photography, theater, and nature...

...majored in biology, and I had the opportunity to serve as a teaching assistant for an upper level anatomy course, as well as tutor students in an undergraduate neuroscience course. After graduation, I worked full-time in medical research and part-time in bioinformatics education where I developed educational materials for college bioinformatics courses throughout the US...

...interpersonal skills and ability to relate to my community through the Konosioni Senior Honor Society. Without a direct service component to our organization, I worked to establish service opportunities through our crowd-funding platform for students in our society to volunteer. I communicated effectively with leaders of non-profit organizations to establish connections between the university and...

...a student at Webster University in a Graduate Mental Health Counseling program. I am enthusiastic about learning and have a variety of academic interests. I grew up in St. Louis and am a graduate of MICDS. I am passionate about individual growth and I always meet people where they are and treat them like human...

...of students. Although I enjoy working with all students, I am most fulfilled in assisting those students that encounter academic challenges while enhancing their academic growth and development. This experience by far has been the most rewarding and celebrated highlight of my career. As a favored past time, I take pleasure in traveling abroad with...

I have been a teacher and learner all my life. I can help with math and science from elementary grades through high school. I am especially good with chemistry and pre-algebra.

...held in Spanish with native students. Additionally, it was a smaller city with very few English speakers, making it necessary to speak Spanish at all times. I believe my time abroad has taught me many invaluable lessons, and has taken my grasp of the language to a new level. My plan for the future is...

...University studying elementary education. I will be graduating from SLU in May of 2025. As an educator, I strive to make learning fun, incorporate mindfulness, and encourage students to be the best version of themselves. My friends would describe me as empathetic, determined, and dependable. I am a firm believer that teachers learn from students...

...Discovery in Little Rock, AR. At school, I tutored fellow students in entry math and physics corses including Calculus, College Algebra and Statistics. After graduating, I worked full time at a nonprofit in Little Rock, AR which served people experiencing homelessness and near homelessness. In the evenings, I provided in-home tutoring through Club Z! to...

...and English literature. For two semesters I served as instructional associate for a course in introductory grammar at Syracuse University's prestigious S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. It was one of the most rewarding experiences I had as a graduate student. I loved seeing my students make progress and begin enjoying a course that they...

...time. I look forward to working with you to target gaps in conceptual and overall material understanding to help you better enjoy and get more out of your learning experience. My teaching style I would describe as patient-enthusiastic. I look forward to getting to know your learning style and goals so we can work together...