...I try to explain hard and confusing math problems in a simple way so my students can get more confident and stop being afraid of math and science. I'm very focused on results and it's very important to me that my students achieve success in their academic work. I'm available both for one on one live lessons as well as online.I love helping students discover that they can succeed in Math. (read more)
...Before finding the joy in teaching, I was a computer programmer for a number of years in a few different environments. While I loved (still love!) programming, I was left unfulfilled and sought to change careers. In my spare time, I enjoy playing video games, biking, crafting, and spending time with my family. (read more)
...If you take the right approach you can do well in Trig. It also helps to start a month or two before your Trig class starts to gain momentum in mastering the layers. I currently have three books published on Amazon ("5 Big Ideas that will Change Your Life", "What is Love? (read more)
...I have been teaching classes for about 15 years and tutoring for about 20 years. I have taught courses in Discrete Mathematics at the undergraduate level on many occasions. I have a Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences from Carnegie Mellon University with a primary focus in Ordinary, Stochastic, and Partial Differential Equations. (read more)
...Once I found a reason to like the subject, learning didn't seem to take any effort. I think the best thing any teacher could hope for is to inspire a student enough for him to go beyond the lesson plan. This method proved especially effective for me; earning me a 3.646/4.0 GPA as an undergraduate and a 3.495/4.0 GPA as a masters student at the Colorado School of Mines. (read more)