Math Tutor – Carlsbad – Algebra 2
by Stuart Raffeld
Linear Functions and Applications, students review the features of functions through the study of inverse functions, modeling contextual situations, and operating with functions, systems of functions, and piecewise functions. Students will increase their fluency in identifying and analyzing features of linear functions through algebraic, graphic, contextual, and tabular representations. Students will use these features to effectively model and draw conclusions about contextual situations. The skills students develop in this unit will be applied and extended to other function types throughout the year, including quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions.
B. A. Operations Research & Statistics, California State University, Long Beach, Teaching Assistant undergraduate Mathematics. B.S. Mathematics, California State University, Long Beach. Mathematics University of California, Irvine, Teaching Assistant undergraduate Mathematics. Completed course work for MS Degree with 4.0 GPA. M.S. Mathematics, Kingsbridge University. Transcript available upon request. 1988-Present: Mathematics tutoring--One on one tutoring for SES students through YP institute and Academic advantage. Tutored students with low learning skills as well as very bright students. Tutored groups of four students in math classes from basic mathematics through calculus. Mathematics teaching for EFN, Inc., a private school.