...In those classes, I would demonstrate a move and then walk around the classroom while my students practiced it, observing each student and offering individualized advice. And that is the same approach I use for teaching Physics. Whether it's learning to ski, playing the guitar, or doing Physics, the best way to learn is *not* to just sit quietly and watch somebody else do it. (read more)
I am currently a high school math teacher in western Connecticut. I teach Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, and AP Computer Science A. I graduated from Florida State University with a B.S. in Applied Mathematics, and later obtained an M.S. in Mathematics from Fairfield University. (read more)
I have a B.S. in Physics (and minor in Astrophysics) from the University of Connecticut. I am currently in the second-half of my Physics PhD, with completed coursework equivalent to a M.S. I am funded through NASA's MMS mission, in which I write software to analyze and interpret data from near-Earth space. (read more)
I was a college Chemistry professor at RPI and Russell Sage College for several years. I also taught Chemistry, Biology, and Physics at Tabor Academy, Westtown School, Cranbrook School, and Blair Academy. I am certified in Chemistry and High School Math and have tutored students in Chemistry, Biol... (read more)