Uh, good morning.

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Uh, good afternoon or good evening.

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Depend on which time you're watching this, uh, video.

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So my name is, uh, Dr. Ron Shina Moto.

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I have a PhD in chemistry from the University

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of California Berkeley.

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I'm the tillage of the Nobel Prize winner, uh, Glen,

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he seaboard.

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Uh, in addition to tutoring chemistry, I also tutor

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in math all the way from elementary math to pre-calculus,

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uh, writing because I worked as a technical writer

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for several biotech and pharmaceutical companies.

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Uh, basically helping to write regulatory submissions to

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agencies like the FBA and also physical science

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because that was my major as an undergraduate.

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Um, with of course becoming a math and science teacher.

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Again. Now that popular phrase, best they plans of my, well,

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things didn't turn out so well.

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I wasn't a very good teacher.

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Not because I could not explain things, not

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because I was not patient.

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No, those are my strengths.

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The reason I struggled because I could not control my class

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and a lot of my students have

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what are called behavioral issues issues.

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So I decided, well, okay,

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the world has enough bad teachers, it doesn't need another one.

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So that's why I went back

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to school without my fastest in chemistry.

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And of course, like I said, my PhD.

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Okay, so I'd like to, uh, close by saying that, uh,

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okay, everything that you do, right,

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you need to have fun, okay?

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Or enjoy it, okay?

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What's the purpose if you're not gonna enjoy it?

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Okay, so as a tutor, I try to, uh, I said

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help my students become more enthusiastic.

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Okay? Now, some though already may be more already pretty

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enthusiastic, okay?

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But my point is right, that I hope

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to improve their attitude.

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So therefore, uh,

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they would enjoy whatever it is in tutoring

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and in right, chemistry, math, uh,

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writing, or physical science.

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Okay? So at this point I'd like to end by thanking you,

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and I said feel free to reach out to me either by email,

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text message, uh, even Zoom or Google Meet, okay?

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So say my goodbyes at this point.

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I wish you a very good rest of the day. Alright?

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Okay, so take care. Bye.

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