Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving St. Charles, MO

I have a bachelor's in Applied Mathematics from Missouri. I tutored Math throughout college, so I have plenty of experience with college-level Calculus and Statistics.

...why I am here. I want to help people succeed in the classroom. As I help others do that, I know I will continue learning and growing as well. Aside from all this, I have many other passions and interests. I am a runner, and I love to be outside. I’ve tried my hand at both mountain biking and Frisbee golfing; while I enjoy both, I am not particularly good at either. I also read...

...from the University of Missouri with a BS in Electrical Engineering. I passed the FE exam only using study aids I gathered myself. I decided to try professional tutoring after helping my sister (an English major) to test out of taking the University Physics course. I enjoyed the experience and my sister said it was the first time in her life that physics made any sense to her at all. I'm hoping to do the...

...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 tutoring anything and everything. I believe that education and learning are reciprocal, as my students constantly inspire and surprise me. In my spare time, I love...

...Louis Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program, and a Minor in Mathematics from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. During my undergraduate academic years, I have tutored elementary school, middle school, high school, and college level students in Mathematics (elementary school, middle school, high school, college) and Electrical Engineering (college) for about 3 years. Please feel free to request me to tutor you in these subjects. I will reply as my computer, tablet, and phone will be nearby...

What happens when a physicist read a book on Anti-Gravity? He can't put it down! I'm Ian De Leon and I believe physics isn't just about letters and equations, but about how life functions and cooperates with the forces of nature. My dream is to be a physics teacher one day and inspire people world wide about the realm of physics.

...with more methods for approaching both tests. I know both the ACT and the SAT inside and out. I can both help students quickly improve their test scores through simple test-taking tricks, but I can also help them develop their abilities and strengthen their conceptual grasp of a more difficult field. I find I get the strongest improvement in the reading and math sections. For STEM subjects specifically, my dual major allows me to communicate...

...math, coding, and science, and I want to share that with my students! I am sad to see students who think they can't master these subjects because they've never had the right help and support to learn. I always try a number of different approaches and explanations to see what works for a student. Some people like formulas, while others like pictures. I work for that moment when a difficult concept finally makes sense.

...be taking a gap year to work while I apply to graduate chemistry programs, with the end goal of 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 the...

I am a SLU graduate with a degree in math and theology, and I am working toward my Masters in Teaching. I love dogs and The Office.

...believe that I have a lot of interesting tips that can greatly benefit my students. All of my previous work experiences have dealt with children and young adults, most recently being this past school year when I volunteered at University Hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio. During this volunteering experience, I engaged in various activities including tutoring patients 18 years and younger. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy running and reading and I also serve as a baseball...

...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 a barn on and off for 10 years. I am also highly involved in the engineering student council at my university, and am treasurer for both...

...and critically, and my biggest reward is when do eventually. I have taught MCAT (both old and new MCAT) classes for over 10 years, both privately and when I previously worked for test prep companies Kaplan and Princeton. I have had over 200 students and who are compliant with the personalized schedule I design average 512.5 or better. My main strategy (besides timing which is the MOST important on the MCAT), is getting students to...

I just finished my junior year at the University of Tulsa, on a pre-med track with a minor in Spanish. I have tutored extensively over the past 6 years with a variety of age groups, and helped kids prepare for the ACT for the last 4 years. I enjoy all subjects but am most passionate about math.

...hard concepts to students and make them bite size so they can learn to the best of their abilities. My goal is to help your students learn about any areas they need help in and make it fun. I look forward to working with you and your child! Together we can make learning possible for your child. Some quick qualifications listed below. Qualifications: 4 years of teaching experience 4 years of coaching 4 years tutor...

...and teaching enlistmen and officers how to fully operate the nuclear reactors on submarines and aircraft carriers. I tutor calculus, physics, algebra, and any other non-stats math. Software I have project experience in: - SolidWorks: Using currently for a summer internship - Autodesk Fusion 360: Used all last summer to build a small 1/10th Racecar. My favorite feature is it is cloud based. - NX10: Have used on multiple school projects - ANSYS: know how...

...other subjects. Usually I will tutor students by guiding students through the pathways that I took to understand a topic while providing some helpful resources, such as notes and examples. Working through problems and building confidence through practice is also very important. Outside of school work I enjoy playing guitar, sailing (when I can actually find a sailboat small enough for me to handle, or just a sailboat in general), being outside, running, driving, cars,...

...its usefulness. That's why I'm here as a mentor. I give students a deep, conceptual understanding of topics. For example, I'll teach not just the formulas they'll use, but how those formulas were found in the first place and what relationships they represent. That way it satisfies their curiosity and makes them more equipped as students. I rarely had teachers do that for me in school. So what am I doing now other than playing...

...classes at college. Ever since then, I have decided to change my major to education. Anytime I tutor, the goal is to help the student understand the material and understand the most effective way to learn the material for them. I want to be able to help as many students as possible with these techniques. My whole life has been centered around reading, writing, and STEM subjects, so I have learned many different ways to...

...to navigate a topic confidently and gracefully. This method of teaching lends itself well to Physics. Memorizing a formula will only help you solve a few problems, but understanding the physics behind a certain phenomenon can help you realize the solution method to a wide range of problems. I enjoy helping students form this kind of understanding. When offered a series of guiding questions, the student is allowed to come to the realization of a...