Michael Dancziger has taught General Chemistry
to Pre-Health students and General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry
to students preparing for the MCAT. He has also been tutoring high school
students in Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics for several years. Michael
has an intuitive sense for what might be the difficult points in chemistry
topics. He is always looking for new ways to explain concepts to make
them clearer and easier to understand. He very much enjoys interacting
with students and believes that students learn most effectively when the
subject is made relevant through examples from everyday life.
EDUCATION:
- 1973, B.Sc. (with distinction) (Chemistry)
- 1975, M.S. (Chemistry)
- 1980, Ph.D. (Chemistry)
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
- 2003-present, Lecturer, Sheridan College
- 2005, Lecturer, Chemistry, Georgian College
- 2005-present, Lecturer, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry,
Medical Education Examination Resource Centre
- 1998 - present: Private Tutor, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics
- 1973-1978: TA, General Chemistry
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| Student
Evaluations |
| (1=Very
Poor, 2=Poor, 3=Adequate, 4=Good, 5=Very
Good, 6=Excellent ) |
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Preparation
(Thorough understanding of course
material)
|
5.00 |
Presentation
(Presents material in a structured
manner)
|
4.70 |
Explains
(Explains concepts clearly)
|
4.22 |
Communication
(Shows enthusiasm and interest in
material)
|
4.35 |
Responsiveness
(Answers questions thoroughly)
|
4.65 |
Overall Teaching
(performs effectively as an instructor)
|
4.48 |
