This year I graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.S. in Environmental Sciences, earning a 3.31/4 GPA. While working towards that degree, I took general and organic chemistry, physics 1, calculus 1-2, geology, ecology, other earth science courses, and some data processing classes. My h... (read more)
...The mx + b relation, for example, has two "knobs" -- "m" is the slope or amplifier/gain knob and "b" is the offset dial. I've enjoyed teaching thousands of sessions since the late 1980's, both in large classes and in the home on a wide variety of topics. Good teachers care about people, are good examples, know their subject, and are terribly interesting. (read more)
...I have been a college instructor for 8 years, working closely with students of multiple needs, including learning disabilities, and more specifically dyslexia. Students can struggle more in English classes because of it, so not only have I focused my graduate work on teaching techniques that add... (read more)
...For biology, physics, and math, I spent most of my studies at Georgetown University in those fields; I was a biology major taking pre-med courses and served as a teaching assistant for physics class and lab for 3 years. For English, I have had experience as a private tutor for middle school Engl... (read more)