...My doctorate is in Quantitative Research Methods (e.g., statistics, SPSS). While there is role for memorization, I believe in focusing on working with students to develop an understanding of the mathematics.I taught Algebra I for five years (8th grade, 9th grade, and college algebra). In my caree...
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...Prealgebra makes the transition from concrete arithmetic to the abstract concepts of Algebra I/II and Geometry. As you can see from the Key Topics listed below, getting a good foundation NOW in prealgebra motivates your child to be INTERESTED AND COMPETENT in Algebra I/II and Geometry, so essent...
West Roxbury, MAView Tutor
...After that, I worked for 35 years doing economic research and software development -- fields in which logic and math are used every day. Calculus can be a difficult subject, because it requires a degree of abstraction that most students have not seen before. It introduces concepts involving continuous change rather than equations and shapes that remain static.
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...Some of my students having been on that team. Many more have reached the semi-final stage of that competition. I have, over the years, also tutored many college students in various physics courses in which they were enrolled.
Newton Center, MAView Tutor
...I have worked with Microsoft Office developing many different types of documents including papers, essays, resumes, technical requirements to legal documents among many others. I have been doing so for twenty years, as well as training others. I have years of experience programming in pascal, and in programming in general, including current languages.
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