"I have just completed the three tests required to be certified for California high school mathematics teaching. The tests are called CSET and are geared to recently graduated university math majors. The university degrees I have: B.A. in Mathematics and B.S. in Electrical Engineering are from the 1980's and I did a lot of self study to regain the abilities to pass the CSETs.

The subjects I have been tutoring in are mostly with a student from Lowell high school are: advanced plane and solid geometry, analytical geometry, algebra II, trigonometry, number theory, and calculus.

Before tutoring, I was retired for many years after a very successful career. A big reason I was successful in the field of telecommunications engineering was my ability to explain to upper executives, technicians, marketing personnel, and legal teams complex concepts so they firmly grasped them.

I am now dedicated to understanding and teaching math from basic level material to advanced level material. I have a talent for teaching such that the student also quickly understands why math solves the math problem at hand. Children, adults and teenagers I interact with generally like my personality.

I am adept with various math computer tools and have a lot of math reference material in book and print-out form. Invariably as I find out where a student needs improvement I use computer generated block diagram models and graphs as part of the teaching lessons. A thing I say is "hey, math can do that." If "math can do that" then "I can teach that" to you or whomever I am teaching." less...