Monthly Archives: December 2012

Several months ago, an old friend drew my attention to Symphony of Science, a web site “designed to deliver scientific knowledge and philosophy in musical form”. While getting a holiday break from being tutored in math, calculus, and physics, I … Continue reading →

Today’s post is a departure from my usual focus on serious topics related to tutoring students in calculus, finite math, physics, and chemistry. Is there a tutor in you life? If so, check out the above web site for seasonal … Continue reading →

Waves of all sorts are frequently used as themes in math and physics problems between the eleventh grade and the first year of university. This Mashable article will give me a good real-life example to talk about when I tutor … Continue reading →

The web site I think all math and physics tutors should recommend to their students is Khan Academy. That’s why it’s at the top of my Tutor Resources list. For a more fun look at math, I recommend this site … Continue reading →