Award-Winning Tutors serving Jennings, MO

...passionate about supporting students in life sciences because they cultivate curiosity, critical thinking, and a sense of connection to the environment. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science with a concentration in Natural Sciences from Washington University in St. Louis. Next year, I will be pursuing a PhD in Entomology. My academic and research...

...hard to understand becomes clear, it's exciting to be a part of that process with the student. I also remember the teachers that helped me when I was a student, and I was grateful to have teachers help me achieve my goals! Describe your experience working with students. I began teaching in 2000, and left...

...building and various (mis)adventures around Austin with my friends, I also somehow managed to complete an honors thesis on some independent computational chemistry research that I spent about two years conducting. As my degree may suggest, my first academic love is Chemistry, and while I truly do love all the sciences, Chemistry is also my...

...way that we approach the material. As an educator, I believe that it is important to be flexible and willing manipulate the material to make it more easily understood, rather than trying to change the student's learning style. _______________________________________________ "THERE ARE FEW THINGS THAT ARE MORE FRUSTRATING THAN TRYING TO FORCE A ROUND PEG THROUGH...

...my staffs of writers in the jobs I have had as a writer and copy-editor in the fields of finance (including jobs at Bank of America and Wells Fargo Advisors) and medicine (jobs at Elsevier and Pfizer). Sharing the knowledge I have accrued brings me fulfillment and a joy that I try to instill in...

...we just need things explained a in a way that we can better understand them even if it's the second or third time we're hearing about it. It's important to provide each student with the means to further their education. I think that improving their study skills and providing them with different tools to help...

I am a student at Saint Louis University. I am working towards my BA in Education with a focus on elementary. I tutor all sorts of elementary subjects and will tutor middle school subjects, but send me what subject you need help in, and I will let you know if I am a good fit...

...their best at things they truly enjoy. It is difficult to excel at something you don't enjoy." When a student is struggling with a subject, it's definitely not fun, especially when they don't understand why they aren't having success. My years spent as a tutor and TA at Central Washington University have honed my skills...

I just want to spread my love for guitar and have fun doing at same time. Over 15 years of professional knowledge. So if you want to be the next Jimi, or just want to jam at home for fun. Let me help you start your path in the direction of your choice. Thank you,...

My name is Steve. I am a former social worker who is looking for some part-time work. I have spent a good number of years reading as a personal passion. I believe that I have great skills writing and understanding the written word. I am capable and ready to help with any work except more...

I am a graduating medical student who enjoys teaching students of all ages. I plan to teach students on a professorial level for my career, so tutoring is a natural part of my personality. I particularly like the sciences, and love sharing my enthusiasm for science with my students.

...MD with a strong academic background hoping to share my abilities to help students maximize their education and gain an edge in their academic endeavors. My goal is to help students make learning fun, especially in the challenging areas such as biology, chemistry, anatomy and mathematics. My hope is that students leave their session feeling...

...Communication Disorders. During my college years, I worked as a tutor for high school and college students in the following subjects: English, Essay Writing, and Mathematics. During my career as a speech-language pathologist, I have worked with elementary students in the areas of speech pathology, syntax, morphology, semantics, and pragmatics. I have also worked with...

...work as a Guided Study Hall teacher, where I enjoy working one-on-one with a variety of high school students who have very different academic and learning skillsets. While I love tutoring chemistry and math, my all time favorite subject to tutor is Biology. I am very curious about learning how living organisms function, which makes...

Most of the joy I have experienced in life has come through music and my goal is to share with people how to find that joy too.

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire."

...I joined Teach for America and spent 2 years teaching kindergarten in an underserved school in St. Louis while simultaneously earning my initial certification in Elementary Education from the University of Missouri- St. Louis. In addition to leading my kindergarten class in Math, English Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science instruction, I also tutored 3rd-6th...

...at the Bronx High School of Science (a prestigious high school in New York that produced eight Nobel laureates). I left Bronx Science for Missouri to pursue a PhD in Physics at Washington University in St. Louis where I am currently completing my first year. I love teaching and tutoring Math and Physics. I feel...

...with a large international company. Additionally, I have been a Registered Nurse for 40 years. While I maintain my nursing license, my primary career is in Real Estate. I helped start up a real estate school, and I taught the material for the National Real Estate Exam and the Missouri Real Estate Exam there for...

...English in South Korea for a year in various settings, including classes for adults in business and conversational English as well as individual tutoring for all ages and levels. My favorite experience teaching in Korea was leading a class of adult professionals in a patent office in improving their casual conversational skills. Since moving back...