Thomas K.

• Willits, CA 95490 ( 19.5 mi )
• Computer Programming Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 03/2010
• Will travel up to 40 miles
• Rates from $49.00 to $60.00 /hr
• I am a Certified Teacher
• Also Tutors: HTML, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel

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A Little Bit About Me...

1990 - 2008 Self employed IT consultant. 1978 - 1989 IT manager 1981 - Present Part time Computer Science & Mathematics instructor at Mendocino Community College. 1975 - 1976 Mathematics tutor Sonoma State University.
Relaxed but demanding. I try to teach at the level of the class and try to tutor on a one-to-one basis at the students ability. Try to put myself in students perspective. Try to feel out the students perception of Mathematics and then try and tailor the presented material on that basis. Many students take Math because it is required and not worth putting any extra thought other than passing the course. I teach by example and experience as to how the concepts of Math apply to their everyday lives. Math is also a great way of training the mind to logically understand the approach needed to problem solving in all areas of life.

Glen B.

• Willits, CA 95490 ( 20 mi )
• Computer Programming Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 03/2010
• Will travel up to 25 miles
• Rates from $47.00 to $60.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: Javascript, HTML, ASP.NET, Microsoft Office, Graphic Design, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access

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My teaching style varies depending on the student. Perhaps my biggest asset is empathy as I can easily tell when a student (or group) gets it. Thus, I do not waste time telling students what they already know, and I can back up and explain in more detail when necessary. I have a kind of fluency in math, science, and language such that I pride myself on being able to explain any topic to any person.
I have taught Medical Neuroanatomy to medical students at the University of Iowa Medical School. Students were directed in dissecting and identifying parts of the human brain. This occurred in small groups of five or six students. I also taught Molecular Neurobiology at Friday Harbor Laboratories to graduate students who came from around the world to take the course. This involved all parts of a laboratory class including lectures, small group discussions, and one-on-one teaching. I have ... read more