479 Auburn Science Tutors

...) skills were required to finish my formal education in addition to working as an microwave engineer and semiconductor device research scientist. Trigonometry is a branch of mathematics that describes triangles and relationships between the length of sides and the angles between them. These functions and rules are the basics to cyclical phenomena... read more

...From there I enrolled at Green River Community College where most would say, jokingly of course, that I lived at the Math Learning Center where I worked as a tutor and an office aide. From there I enrolled at Saint Martin’s University. I graduated in May 2008 with my Bachelor’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering. I had worked at Sylvan and the... read more

..." The first example with "ain't" is incorrect prescriptively, but it is correct descriptively if the majority of the speakers in that area use that particular method of phrasing. One may cringe when they hear that phrase because it is grammatically incorrect academically, as 'ain't' ought to be 'isn't,' but correct within that social norm. I choose... read more

...I hold a teaching endorsement in Early Childhood Education (PreK-Grade 3) and Elementary Education (K-Grade 8). I attended Pacific Lutheran University where I earned a Bachelors of Arts in Education. I earned my Masters of Science in Education specializing in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment from Walden University. I have taught Kindergarten... read more

...What I mean by foundation is that you can't go on to the higher level maths unless you have a good grasp of the basics. I have had to put a lot of time and hard work in to getting as far as I have. Although I am currently not employed by the school as a tutor; I often help other students with any math related questions they may have. I know that... read more