Award-Winning Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...the English language, and I have devoted my professional and creative lives to it. I believe that English composition is an art and a science, and it requires mechanical knowledge and intuition. I believe that both can be taught. I love to teach, and I love to help students of any grade level or reading proficiency improve their ability with English prose, which is, I think, the most important and practical skill a person can...

...the topic down into understandable pieces then build up from there. I also feel that it is very important to teach science using language that we can all grasp. Simply put, I really enjoy tutoring. Perception and problem solving are integral parts of tutoring. In my view, to be an effective tutor, one needs to be able to perceive the problems a student is having, and then figure out a way to work with the...

...to go to your next level. And if you do like math and science, all the better. I have a Bachelors in physics and a Masters in math. I have taught at the college and university level. I enjoy questions and personal satisfaction with every student's success. Many times a student is very capable but just is struggling with the language of a subject. The key is to not talk to a student in math,...

My passion and curiosity for the sciences keeps me eager to learn about how the world around us works. I enjoy helping others who are looking to strengthen their understanding. I believe it requires a combination of critical thinking, curiosity, and imagination.

...Special Education and Elementary Education. After graduation, I taught grades K-5 for over twenty years with the St. Louis Public Schools. I taught grade three for ten years during this time with the St. Louis Public Schools. While teaching, I received my Master of Education with an emphasis on Reading from Grand Canyon University in 2007. I am passionate about reading, math, and writing because I feel these subjects are the foundation for education. Since...

...be a great teacher, you must be willing to be a great learner. All the great teachers that I have met were flexible, kind, and learners themselves. I try to bring these qualities to every class I teach. As a teacher for almost 13 years, I also believe it is important to adapt and change what you teach based off of your student's strengths and learning styles. Making each teaching experience unique to the person...

...pursuing my PhD in English at Washington University in Saint Louis. I have taught an array of subjects at Wash U for the past 4 years, including introductory writing, literature, and film. I love the subjects I study and teach, and I try to impart that enthusiasm to my students. Whether they're struggling with memorizing facts for a test, writing a term paper, improving reading comprehension, or something else, I help students learn how to...

...and History. I conducted a 2.5 year research project, culminating in a senior honors thesis on electronic currencies (namely Bitcoin) at both Johns Hopkins and the London School of Economics. This fall, I'm going to continue that research as I pursue a Master's in Philosophy at Cambridge University. I also have a great interest in the environment, including ecology, zoology, and animal behavior. In addition, I love public speaking, poetry, and American literature. I look...

I am a junior at Saint Louis University in Biomedical Engineering, with a minor in Engineering Mathematics. I am also taking classes in Emergency Management and Homeland Security with the plans of making it my second degree. My tutoring experience thus far has mostly been with my friends, family, and classmates. I usually like to tutor...

...to new students who are in the begging of their journey to save time and effort and reaching for their goal without any troubles. Math is a very interesting topic, it is how we try as a human to capture the world around us in a numerical tool like a meter or pound etc. Beyond my Mechanical, skill, I also have a nice interpersonal and listening skills. With a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and...

...subjects are Economics (micro & macro, from Intro to Advanced), Econometrics, and Probability/Statistics. As a lecturer, I independently prepared and taught undergraduate economics classes Introduction to Microeconomics (Econ 1011) during summer sessions of Washington University to undergraduate students in 2018 and to talented high school students in 2017. As a teaching assistant from 2016 to 2020 at Washington University, I held TA sessions and office hours for Capital Market Imperfections and Entrepreneurial Finance (Econ 428)...

I am a homeschool dad who loves to help students. I will do my best to teach in a way that fits each student. Everyone learns in a different way, and I will pay attention to that. Learning can be fun, and it's important. Hopefully I can help students to learn in ways that are suited to their needs.

...I received a Bachelor of Arts in Math and certification in Secondary Education. I taught high school math for 5 years, teaching mostly Pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Geometry. With my experience teaching followed by 9 years of management in a retail setting, I know that everyone has a different learning style. I try multiple approaches until I find the one that works best for the student. In my free time, I enjoy golfing and fishing.

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.

...writing style and an appreciation for the finer points of grammar. As an editor I particularly enjoyed helping new journalists improve their writing skills, which sparked my interest in tutoring students in writing, English and reading. Reading goes hand in hand with writing; it is key to succeeding in school and in life. Each student is unique and learns best in different ways. I will develop a customized tutoring plan with measurable goals. My goal...

...child's tutor. I believe all kids can learn, but since children are unique they are at different readiness levels, learn in different ways, and have different interests that motivate their learning. I will be married for twenty years in July and have three children who are now teenagers! I have always recognized the importance of approaching my work with an attitude of "how would I want a teacher to respond to my child?" I believe...

...headache? Is grammar a snore? Has language got your tongue? Don't worry. I'm here to help! Not only do I have years of expertise in English grammar, editing, and reading comprehension, I can make them clear and fun for you. Every person is different. We're not cookie cutters, so we can't expect everyone to learn the same way. I do my best to find the method that works the best for you. Learning new things...

Hello, My name is Michael. I recently graduated with a BS in Mathematics from Lindenwood University. I absolutely love working with kids and love to teach. Please feel free to ask any question

...for Educators with a focus on Secondary Education from Webster University in 2014. Since my graduation I have taught high school mathematics in both the public and private school environments, as well as continuing to tutor in my spare time. In the past, I have worked with students in a variety of subjects, most focusing on mathematics (pre-Algebra through Calculus and Statistics) and standardized test preparation. In my role as a tutor, my goal is...

...effective use. In a sense, I wanted to give back to students who were going through and perhaps struggling through the same academic courses that I had to trudge through myself. I soon discovered that I really enjoyed working with others, and since then, I have always focused on building a relationship with those whom I tutor. By being able to relate to those who I tutor, I can more effectively communicate to my students...