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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 Combining Function, Inverse Function, and Transformation

Combining Function, Inverse Function, and Transformation

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This is a 2-page summary worksheet on combining functions (including composition), inverse functions, properties of function (domain, range, increasing/decreasing intervals), and transformation of functions. It is packed with graphing exercises in transformation. This would be good for a study guide for a pre-calculus/algebra 2 test on functions or a quick review of functions in a beginning calculus class.
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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