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Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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I have recently left the classroom for a data analyst job in the private sector. Prior to this transition, I have taught math at a liberal arts college for 8 years. Some of the courses I taught regularly were precalculus, statistics, and business calculus. I have also been tutoring students of all ages for many years. Oddly enough, SAT math is one of my favorite tutoring subjects because I get to solve more interesting problems with the student. It also covers many topics in mathematics.
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Preview of Least Squares Regression Worksheet

Least Squares Regression Worksheet

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This is a worksheet to review least squares regression. Students are provided with data of advertising expense and sales. Through a guided-question worksheet, students will create scatter-plot, find the regression line, and use the model to make estimations. They are also asked about the slope, y-intercept, linear correlation, causation, and out-of-scope situation. Teacher may also encourage discussion of business practices, such as sales and advertising. The document also contains suggested
Preview of Linear and exponential function best fit line for US Forever Postage Project

Linear and exponential function best fit line for US Forever Postage Project

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In this project, students are asked to research the history of USPS and find historic data of US forever stamp prices for the past 50 years. They are asked to use the data to create a scatter/plot (time series) and create a line of best fit. They are asked to create both a linear model and an exponential model, and compare which of the two models is a better for the data collected. Then they would use the best fit line to make prediction of future postage. Rubric of this project is also attache
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Experience

I have recently left the classroom for a data analyst job in the private sector. Prior to this transition, I have taught math at a liberal arts college for 8 years. Some of the courses I taught regularly were precalculus, statistics, and business calculus. I have also been tutoring students of all ages for many years. Oddly enough, SAT math is one of my favorite tutoring subjects because I get to solve more interesting problems with the student. It also covers many topics in mathematics.

Teaching style

I am a more traditional instructor. I have tried to be creative by using flipped classroom and smart devices. However, I have found that students still learn best when they are given one-on-one, face-to-face instruction. Instruction needs not be dry. I think good demonstration with concrete examples would engage students learn better. Then they would be more confident in solving problems on their own. I have also allotted a lot more class time on class practice for students to work on problems. I also like to give case study assignments to my students.

My own education history

BS in Mathematics, Columbia College; MS in Operations Research, Columbia University