The best part of being a teacher or tutor is seeing the big smile on your student's face when all of a sudden your student understands what has been so bewildering. Sometimes it just takes looking at a problem from a different perspective. We will explore the many ways to solve problems until the right path shows itself.
It takes patience to find the right avenue for a student who has difficulties understanding how to solve a particular problem. Once that avenue is found, we will build...
The best part of being a teacher or tutor is seeing the big smile on your student's face when all of a sudden your student understands what has been so bewildering. Sometimes it just takes looking at a problem from a different perspective. We will explore the many ways to solve problems until the right path shows itself.
It takes patience to find the right avenue for a student who has difficulties understanding how to solve a particular problem. Once that avenue is found, we will build on it until the world of Mathematics becomes open.
Scientists love to learn. I am a scientist and learn something every day. I had six college majors: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Anthropology, History and English with a GPA of 3.7 out of 4.0. My late husband worked in Denver, Colorado Springs and Winterset, IA. Every time I transferred from one university to another (Denver University to Colorado University to Iowa University), I have had to take more college course hours to graduate. I worked full time and raised two sons. It took me 25 years to graduate. I was stubborn and did it!
Each new discovery in science is a jewel to be examined and loved. I eagerly anticipate each new learning experience and anticipate passing the joy of learning to my students. If a subject is difficult, feel free to contact me and we can find the magic pathway to learning.
