...I also taught Advanced Engineering Math at College level. Finally I have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and have worked as a Software Engineer for decades. I have tutored/taught College Algebra and have tutored Prealgebra, Algebra and Test Prep. (read more)
...The rule to calculate the number of straights in poker is different than the rule to calculate the coefficient of x^{2}yz^{3} in the expansion of (x + y + z)^{6}. The difference is that calculating the number of straights is a combination without repetition and calculating the coefficient of x^{2... (read more)
...I graduated with honors from high school, and I am currently enrolled at Cornell University where I am majoring in Engineering. Being fresh out of high school, I am fully aware that a teacher can make or break a class. I have found that teachers that are accessible, interactive, passionate, and knowledgeable beyond just the curriculum can foster an amazing educational experience. (read more)
...I have worked as an elementary teacher and assistant principal for the past 10 years in the Rochester City School District. I have never received an end of year evaluation with a score less than meets standards. Discounting my first year as a teacher, I have always received scores above meets standards/effective. (read more)
...I have just completed my senior year of high school, and in the fall I will be attending Cornell University to study biology. As well as taking AB calculus this past year, I have maintained above a 90 yearly average in all of the honors math courses that I have taken. In addition, I've scored a 95 or above on all math Regents exams. (read more)