Salmon Paul D. from Los Angeles, CA
$40.00/hr
- 3.0 /5.0 (00)
- 40%Profile completion
- Los Angeles, CA
Subjects:
- Algebra 1
- Algebra 2
- Calculus
- Precalculus
- Music Theory
A brief introduction
My name is Salmon, though I prefer to be called Paul. I graduated California State University, Chico with a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering and 4 years of experience as a Calculus I tutor in the university’s math learning lab. Throughout those years of experience, I would make sure that students work extra hard to retain the knowledge of each particular math subject they needed help on. Whether it be through homework help or test prep I would work with students on them in a collabor…Read more
About Salmon Paul D. from Los Angeles, CA
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