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Christopher B. - $45.00/hr - Saint Louis, MO - View Christopher B. >>
...I have a passion for learning & teaching that is clearly evident from my various life experiences. That passion started at a young age, but matured in my junior year of high school when I decided to pursue an engineering career. To help pay for college, while in high school I worked towards earning the Missouri A+ Program scholarship. (read more)
Kaitlynn B. - $40.00/hr - Saint Louis, MO - View Kaitlynn B. >>
...I am easy to reach and willing to incorporate suggestions from students or parents. Feel free to contact me with any additional questions or to schedule a lesson!I took biology courses as an undergraduate student and earned a minor in the subject. My minor involved 8 credits of introductory biology, 8 credits of introductory chemistry, and 12 credits of upper-level biology courses. (read more)
Akanksh S. - $70.00/hr - Saint Louis, MO - View Akanksh S. >>
...Prior to college, I graduated from high school with High Honors and scored a 29 on the ACT with high scores on the Math and Science sections. In addition, I scored a 5 on my AP Calculus AB exam allowing me to test out of Calculus in college. As for my tutoring experience, more recently I tutored first-year medical students virtually in their summer Anatomy course. (read more)
Ava W. - $45.00/hr - Saint Louis, MO - View Ava W. >>
...My sessions are interactive and engaging, focusing not only on mastering content but also on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. I use a variety of resources, including practice exercises, real-world examples, and technology tools, to make learning both effective and enjoyable. Why I Tutor:Tutoring is more than just a job for me; it’s a passion. (read more)
Carl H. - $100.00/hr - Saint Louis, MO - View Carl H. >>
...I also have experience and proficiency with standardized testing, scoring a 1560 on the SAT and a 526 on the MCAT. My teaching style revolves heavily around the socratic style of asking engaging questions that challenge students to synthesize information they've learned previously. I believe this allows a great deal of flexibility in teaching. (read more)