Award-Winning Tutors serving Wildwood, MO

...for not just today, but for the future. No matter the subject, I work with students on strategies to understand and to execute problems quickly and efficiently, and I love the moment when something clicks. I've been tutoring for over a decade from helping Physics peers with homework and general topics, Spanish and psychology students...

...my student(s). In terms of my teaching style, I tend to ask open ended questions both to guide the student and to go beyond the example presented to prepare for tougher questions that may show up on exams. Aside from tutoring, I'm involved in a couple of nonprofits. I work for NoStigmas, a nonprofit dedicated...

...of subjects including College Algebra, Calculus, lower level Biology, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, General Chemistry and Biochemistry. Last summer, I had the opportunity from the National Science Foundation to do undergraduate research at Southern Illinois University Carbondale developing nano-structures to optimize a new type of solar cell. I have a passion for everything Chemistry and...

I am currently attending California Institute of the Arts. I am studying art, as well as theatre and art management. Eventually, I hope to attend grad school for library science. My favorite subject to tutor in is math. I believe in life-long education, and I hope to impart that to the students I meet. In...

...in Business Administration and Physics. My diverse academic interests have allowed me to take a wide variety of classes and pick up many different study skills, which I hope to be able to share by tutoring. I am a strong believer that any student is capable of learning anything. With motivation, resources, and help where...

...University. I recently moved back to St. Louis from New York City, where I was Associate Director of Analytics for a digital advertising agency. Math, statistics and economics have always been the subjects I enjoyed learning about the most and in which I excelled. This has led me to a career in the analytics field...

...can teach algebra, geometry, and Chinese at all levels. My favorite subject to teach is the GMAT exam because the level of required logical deduction really challenges thinking to new heights. Data sufficiency in the quantitative section provides a unique twist in solving math, and I always feel happy whenever I help someone understand an...

...students. I was able to see the light bulb come on when a they "got it" and I could see their confidence growing. I love being a part of that process, which is why I became a teacher. I look forward to helping more students succeed in math, and maybe even help them love it...

...students with a different native language than my own has helped me become a clearer and more patient communicator, which can only benefit my future students. Furthermore, living in Spain has allowed me to deepen my Spanish skills, making me an effective communicator in both languages. As a lifelong learner, I love getting students excited...

I love helping people learn! I've worked with people of all ages in a diverse range of situations to help them reach their personal or professional learning goals.

...My teaching philosophy is to make learning easier and relatable to students. I create study cheat sheets and homework applications that I leave students with after session. I apply real life principles and abstract learning in my assignments. I let the students drive sometimes instead of talking alot until they get more comfortable. I have...

Hello! My name is Emily and I am studying at Washington University in St. Louis. I love learning about new things and helping others do the same!

...student's understanding of core biological concepts, focusing primarily on middle school and high school students. Organizations I have worked for in the past include the Boys&Girls Club of St. Peters, SCCC College for All Kids, and FIRST Robotics with a focus on educating elementary school students. I hold the philosophy that intrinsic motivation is the...

...successful teacher must develop an understanding of where the student is at and, instead of simply lecturing, be able to guide him or her to the realization of the concept being taught. In this way, the student does not just memorize facts and formulas, but learns how to navigate a topic confidently and gracefully. This...

...cultural backgrounds during my time as both a student and tutor. In the tutoring realm, I worked for a semester as a Spanish teacher for 1st and 2nd grade students in Southern Illinois, and for one year as a writing tutor with adult ESL students in Massachusetts. My philosophy is that education is a life...

Mathematics was always my favorite class at school. I have always been passionate about solving problems. I studied finance in Grad school and working towards my CFA. I am a mother of two beautiful children. I am also yoga instructor.

...Studies, with strong focuses on Education and Philosophy. I bring vibrancy, authenticity, and directness to tutoring sessions. I have worked with my college peers to develop creative writing, critical thinking, and public speaking skills, particularly as they apply for graduate school. Additionally, government, history, and religion are strong subjects of mine at all grade levels....

...good grasp on those principles then the rest of the class would only get harder. My approach to tutoring and helping students is to make sure they have a solid foundation so they can feel confident in learning and studying. I have tutored in undergrad where I helped students who needed assistance in General Biology...

...as a College Adviser with the Washington University chapter of the College Advising Corps. This position has allowed me to facilitate ACT workshops along with private tutoring. To grow academically, I believe that students must be confident and knowledgable. I will instill this confidence with my students by fostering critical thinking skills about their learning...

...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 a fair amount and spend a lot of time with...