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I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to my classes and to introduce myself. I was educated as an engineer while in the Navy. After retirement, I decided to use my engineering background to help high school students learn, appreciate and enjoy math. I am very excited about this school year and know that we will work together to make this a year of growth and success.
My Education and Professional Background
BSEE, MSEE, MSEA, Masters in Education from ASU
My Educational Philosophy
To do well in math, students must complete homework and be actively involved during class time. Both involve self-discipline. I will work with your student to help them improve their self-discipline. Whether or not math comes easily, the results of tackling the study of math with full effort include improved decision-making skills, confidence and higher self-esteem. These traits will serve students well throughout the rest of their lives regardless of their chosen careers.
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| Subject / Grade | Math/Grades 11 and 12 | |
| Room: | 412 | |
| Phone: | (480) 812-7812 | |
| Email: | Crooker | |
| "I'll be back." | ||
| -- Terminator | ||
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I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to my classes and to introduce myself. I was educated as an engineer while in the Navy. After retirement, I decided to use my engineering background to help high school students learn, appreciate and enjoy math. I am very excited about this school year and know that we will work together to make this a year of growth and success.
My Education and Professional Background
BSEE, MSEE, MSEA, Masters in Education from ASU
My Educational Philosophy
To do well in math, students must complete homework and be actively involved during class time. Both involve self-discipline. I will work with your student to help them improve their self-discipline. Whether or not math comes easily, the results of tackling the study of math with full effort include improved decision-making skills, confidence and higher self-esteem. These traits will serve students well throughout the rest of their lives regardless of their chosen careers.
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