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Education & Certification
Undergraduate Degree: University of Nevada-Las Vegas - Bachelors, Mathematics
Graduate Degree: University of Nevada-Las Vegas - Current Grad Student, Radiochemistry
Test Scores
GRE Quantitative: 155
GRE Verbal: 150
Hobbies
My hobbies include theoretical ecology, performance poetry, writing, and science fiction
Tutoring Subjects
Analytical Chemistry
Applied Mathematics
Basic Computer Literacy
Biology
Business
Calculus and Vectors
CCENT - Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician
CCNA
CCNA Routing and Switching - Cisco Certified Network Associate-Routing and Switching
CLEP Prep
CLEP Chemistry
CLEP College Algebra
CLEP College Composition
CLEP College Mathematics
CLEP Precalculus
College Math
College Political Science
Composition
CompTIA
CompTIA A+
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Security+
Computer Networks
Computer Programming
Cyber Security
Data Analysis
Discrete Math
Grade 12 Chemistry
GRE Subject Test in Chemistry
GRE Subject Tests
High School Chemistry
High School Computer Science
High School Physics
High School Science
IB Further Mathematics
IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches
IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation
IB Physics
Life Sciences
Linux
Math Substitute
Mathematica
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Office
Music
Nuclear Chemistry
PC Basic Computer Skills
Poetry
Political Science
Probability
Productivity
Programming Languages
Quantitative Reasoning
Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Theory
R Programming
Social Sciences
Social Studies Substitute
Software
Substitute
Technical Certifications
Technology and Coding
Thermochemistry
Thermodynamics
What is your teaching philosophy?
The techniques would vary from student to student. For some students, a logic-based derivation of the material works best (mathematical proofs, scientific research, etc.), while for others, practical application in their everyday lives works best (using mathematics to do taxes, science behind vaccines, etc.), while still others work best with rogue practicing of problems (working problems at the end of chapter, creating new problems, etc.).