Award-Winning Tutors serving Venice, MO

...decided to become a tutor while I'm studying to become a science teacher. I can help with things like algebra, calculus, physics, chemistry, English, and especially ACT subjects. It was only 3 years ago that I took the ACT and did very well, and now I want to help new students do the same.

...not grasp the topic in class. Even for those who dislike math, we will keep working until we find a way so you feel comfortable. I also tutor ACT. As a high school student, my score increased by 6 points, so I am eager to help others do the same. I see the test as...

...helping younger students. I have over 7 years of tutoring experience and have completed advanced math courses with excellent grades. I would like to help people as much as possible. Please consider me in your next tutoring venture. I'm a high GPA college student who can help with any math needs that you have. I...

...teaching others to love learning. I am a 2012 alum of the University of Virginia, and a 2012 Teach for America Corps member. I taught 8th grade Language Arts for 5 years in Houston, Texas, before moving to Saint Louis, Missouri, where I am currently teaching 5th grade language arts and social studies.

...from grades 4th-12th. I taught elementary for 7 years, high school for 2 years (including student teaching) and ED/BD middle school English/language Arts for 2 years and counting. I believe my experience teaching across many different grade levels and diverse populations puts me at an advantage to work with students no matter which level they are...

...chemistry and physics, but am also very comfortable tutoring math. I believe in creating real student understanding of science through both conceptual and mathematical pathways. I have a bachelor's degree in chemistry and a master's in education from Truman State University. I was a teaching assistant in college for several years in the subjects of...

...my students and their learning styles. While I enjoy helping students feel more at ease with many types of Mathematics, my favorite areas are Calculus and Finite Mathematics. In my opinion the key to being a successful tutor is being able to explain the material in multiple ways, thus finding the path that best suits...

...experience, I have learned that students learn best when they understand big concepts, so I constantly try to show students how big concepts tie into real world experiences that they care about. I have been doing small group tutoring for over two years now with students at my school and prefer to tutor in the...

...writing are my passions, and I want everyone to have the amazing experience I have when I discover a great novel. Understanding and analyzing a book doesn't ruin the story--it only makes you love it more. I look forward to helping students through the anxiety-inducing process of applying for college and receiving a good GPA....

...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 most fun with interactive experiences, and always take steps to ensure the learning process is just...

...teaching, it is possible to do this effectively and, with effort, will lead to higher absorption of material - and yes, higher grades. Outside of tutoring, I'm currently a contractor at Scott doing IT work. It keeps me busy but also allows me to use downtime to continue my own education. I'm on track to...

...snowboard. My motto is ???Sometimes you need to go the extra mile. Do the extra credit. Be more than your peers expect you to be. Set the bar high and don???t be afraid to fail. Failure leads to success.??? Let me be the one who helps you achieve your academic goals. I have been on...

...and am especially passionate about helping students grow in their academic achievements as well as developing individual strategies to tackle new problems, reduce stress, and prepare for life's next chapter, whatever that may be. As someone who is no stranger to standardized tests (SAT subject tests, ACT, PSAT, AP Exams, MCAT), I love sharing my...

...go; but with Spanish there's much more freedom in the learning process whether it's through a textbook, song, game, or a one-to-one conversation. I believe that learning to love learning is the first and most crucial step to take. Forcefully shoving information towards someone won't help them in any way. Application is also important. because...

...classroom, I challenge my students to learn through exploring new content, collaborating with each other and different classrooms, and through conversations. We read and write our way through various topics of interests, while meeting state and school standards. I am passionate about making learning an enjoyable and memorable experience for all of my students.

...A SQUARE HOLE." _______________________________________________ By taking the time to get to the the student, we can learn how a student sees their world and how they take in information. Only then, can we, as educators, uncover the most effective way to translate the material to the student, on their terms. _______________________________________________ " REARRANGING THE MATERIAL...

...music for 15 years now. Music has always been a large part of my life. It has always been a creative outlet that has allowed me to truly express myself. Now I want to be able to help others on their journey for Musical Knowledge. I have always been fascinated with Rock, Metal, Jazz, Funk...

...at the University of Missouri - St. Louis, and recently graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with majors in Business Administration and Political Science. I also have a ton of experience working in college admissions, with 4 years in Washington University's Office of Undergraduate Admissions and another year with Chamberlain University as an Admissions...

...the time to explain it to them with no judgement involved. You should feel empowered after you get something right, there should be a boost of confidence. I hope to instill and nurture the confidence of kids one math problem at a time. My learning style includes breaking down more complex problems with smaller examples....

...original intent with these degrees was to go into actuarial practices within insurance companies; however, I have come to find that tutoring and teaching is my passion and much more exciting. I started tutoring during my sophomore year of college in the mathematics learning center where I helped college students to succeed in subjects like...