Award-Winning Tutors serving Saint Charles, MO

...After receiving my B.S. in Psychology at Truman State University, I completed student teaching in Germany and went on to receive a Masters degree in Elementary Education. After working with special needs students in Hazelwood School District, I pursued my heart's desire and taught in the inner city of St. Louis for two years at...

I love teaching, math and accounting....and tacos...I love tacos, too. I am a graduate of Missouri - St. Louis' business school, a former Big-4 accounting firm partner and an Instructor of Accounting at a nationally recognized college.... I believe that each student learns differently, so I try to find out the best way to teach each concept.

...work collaboratively to ensure that data and technology serve a clear purpose: solving real problems and advancing access, equity, and efficiency. My professional philosophy is rooted in the belief that thoughtful design and strategic data use can transform institutions, empower users, and drive measurable outcomes. As I move forward, I am seeking opportunities that allow...

...build a correct sentence. The same as you learn Math. If you want to talk in a mathematical way you have to understand the basic rules of numbers and their properties. Math is the tool to capture any phenomena in the world around us in a symbolic way. Math is a skills that needs practice,...

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

...academic achievement. When working with adolescents, I focus on academics, but I also strive to build self-confidence, improve organizational skills, and inspire curiosity. Most importantly, I work with parents, Teachers, and Counselors to turn teenagers into lifelong learners. I work with students in Language Arts courses to perfect their analytical skills, advance critical thinking, and...

...of thought that may not be totally understood, I believe that trying to understand those difficult topics is part of the fun. It is a rewarding experience when you finally begin understanding, and that is why I believe tutoring to be such a valuable tool for learning. In my spare time, I enjoy listening to...

...for two years. During that time, I attended many workshops regarding how to better help my students. Once I went to Southern Illinois University, I worked there as a Supplemental Instructor for Chemistry. While in that position, I learned to think outside of the box to help students. Some of the creative ways I have...

Helping students understand big picture concepts and connecting ideas is my primary goal as a tutor.

...to 2014 at California State University Fullerton where I got my master's degree in Economics (GPA 3.97), I helped undergraduate students, one-on-one, at Mihaylo College Tutoring Center, with courses such as Econometrics, Mathematical Economics, Introduction to Microeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Introduction to Macroeconomics, and Intermediate Macroeconomics. Aside from my core teaching subjects, I can also help...

...method of testing. My passion is helping people with ADD/ADHD, something I initially struggled with in school. In the past ten years, I have developed so many coping mechanisms and learning strategies/techniques to overcome my own personal disability and enjoy helping others who suffer from the same kinds of learning deficits. Learning is much more...

...develop that clarity in expression. I worked with native English speakers as well as international students at the writing center, and I also have experience living overseas (4 years in Tanzania). I am very comfortable working with people from different places around the world, and enjoy helping students with English, at whatever level.

...York City for over 2 years. I hope that my diversity of education and experience can be tailored to your needs. Beyond that, I hope to understand each and every person I serve in order to excite a self confidence and a passion for learning. I believe to this day that these are the essential...

...you went wrong, and how to avoid making those same mistakes is essential to building skills. I also like to share how they may encounter math after school. You may not explicitly be asked to graph a parabola, but knowing how parabolas affect how you throw a baseball or a water fountain can help you...

...key to assisting students in their learning is linking new information to their background knowledge and building on what they already know. Another keys are thinking outside of the box, creativity, and encouragement to aid in learning. The most important key to me is finding what works for each student and giving them confidence in...

...ending up in academia as a college professor. I discovered my affinity for teaching while I was a teaching assistant for organic chemistry lab. While this was fairly recent, it has made a huge impact on my life, and changed my overall career path from industry to academia, so I can continue to teach for...

...middle school and foster homes who needed more help with math and reading foster school and in church. I have two science degrees and I am on my way to finishing my medical degree. Without a doubt, science is one of my strongest subjects but I credit that to me being humble enough to relearn...

...at Trine University in Angola, IN. I am a member of the Men's NCAA Hockey team as well as Engineers Without Borders. Upon graduating from Trine, I will be joining the US Navy's Nuclear Propulsion team and teaching enlistmen and officers how to fully operate the nuclear reactors on submarines and aircraft carriers. I tutor...

My name is Keenan. I like old books that make me laugh, walking around big cities at night, idle chit-chat with friends, noodling on the piano, going to places I've never been before, and learning by another's learning.

I am a recent graduate of Swarthmore College outside of Philadelphia where I graduated with High Honors in Psychology and Economics. I currently work as a Psychology Project Coordinator at Washington University in St. Louis.