Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Columbia, MO

I want to help students reach their maximum potential to be lifelong learners.

I enjoy working with students and helping them discover that they can be successful with whatever subject we are covering together.

...Calculus 1 and Algebra 2 because they're both complex and simple. There are many steps involved in the problems within both subjects, but once one understands these steps, they can solve any problem. My tutoring style involves working on practice problems based on your homework together so that you can try the homework problems on...

...that program in one year and graduated in May of 2014. After being at Jamestown for one year, I was asked by a former teacher to consider going to teach at Father Tolton Catholic High School in Columbia, MO. Seeing that I grew up in catholic schooling, I was happy to have the opportunity to...

...premedical student with a special interest in Emergency Medicine. I received my undergraduate degree from Xavier University of Louisiana with a major of biology and double minor in chemistry and mathematics. I will be starting medical school in the fall. I have always loved sciences and mathematics and I cannot wait to share my excitement...

...including the ACT, SAT and MCAT. I have always performed very well on standardized tests and am eager to share my tricks with other students. I have tutored elementary, middle school, high school, and college-aged students in a variety of subjects and settings. I explain complicated topics in a simplified way with real-world examples and...

...focus of this program was to teach children preparing for kindergarten how to read. In addition, I edited papers for undergraduate peers at the university level, as well as tutored classmates on subjects, such as Anatomy. After graduation, I was an assistant preschool teacher for 1 year, where I helped children learn their letters, numbers,...

...physics and understand the importance of having a great tutor. I really enjoy working with new people and learning what type of learner they may be. If I were to classify what type of learner I am, I would be a kinesthetic learner, meaning I need to do it myself to be able to fully...

...professors, my adolescence became entwined with the sciences from an early age. Weekend hikes to examine native plant species and days spent helping my mom pipette in exchange for skittles were commonplace activities. If I am not in class, you can probably find me on the soccer field or out biking.

...information. For example, I have taught topics in STEM to students K-5 through the Boys & Girls Club and the STEM Cubs program. I've always found that making learning fun and interactive helps students retain information better. I have been conducting virtual ACT tutoring sessions for my church that produced positive results. Whether it's through...

...my parents with English as the native speaker in the family from a young age. After a year in South America, I have developed a passion for Spanish, making that and ESL two subjects I am enthused about tutoring. Additionally, I'm drawn to standardized test preparation to serve as a mentor to high school students...

...students to apply critical thinking skills to the subject at hand. By focusing on fundamentals and proper techniques, students will gain the experience needed to apply these skills to those problems which seem initially challenging. My intended profession is teaching, and I try to impress upon my students my passion for knowledge. I dont just...

Hi, I'm Lily. I am a senior Mechanical Engineering student at Mizzou. I like building robots and watching movies.

I first discovered tutoring when I went to my university's "Student Success Center" to ask a tutor a question about the homework. I became inspired by the tutors. After my brother started to use me as a tutor, I decided that I could be a tutor.

...and the importance of inclusive education. My commitment to community service is evident in my leadership with ForColumbia, overseeing projects from food bank assistance to renovation efforts for those impacted by Covid-19. Volunteering with the Gateway Korea Foundation showcased my cultural competency, contributing to the teaching of Korean culture at a significant festival. As a...

...a Learning Language to refugees in the Boston area. While my interests are varied, I enjoy tutoring in public health-related topics and writing. I've tutored/taught Midwestern elementary school students, New England graduate students, West African high schools, and refugees. From these experiences, I've learned to tailor and adapt my tutoring style to meet the needs...

...memorization techniques, organization, and entry level math. In my experience helping students comprehend their classwork in a manner they can personally benefit from is most efficient and helpful in their improvement. I aspire to understand the student's best learning method so I am able to meet their needs to the best of my ability.

Math-lover and PhD Candidate who actually LIKES standardized tests. Scored 90th percentile and above in SAT General, SAT Subject Math II, Physics, Chemistry and Biology and the GRE General- all using strategies I'm happy to share. 5+ years teaching and tutoring in Math (Calc I-III, Precalc, MultiCalc, Trigonometry, Algebra etc.) Introductory Physics and Introductory Programming.

Hello! My name is Danielle. I'm excited to work with you to help you learn to the best of your potential!

...in St. Louis with honors. I have extensive experience tutoring students through my high school and undergraduate careers. In addition, I have been a teaching assistant for multiple chemistry and biology-related undergraduate courses at Washington University. These experiences have taught me the importance using different teaching styles to accommodate a student learning style and strengths....