The root of mathematical study
is to consider different perspectives, manipulate visuals, find patterns, and
use reason and logic to better understand
our natural world.
Thinking mathematically helps one to examine, analyze, and solve life's problems in an organized logical manner. Understanding mathematical concepts allows us to perceive, interpret, critique, and transform the world.
© 1996 Sally J. Keely.
All rights reserved.
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Prof. Sally Keely, M.S.
Professor of Mathematics
Certified eLearning Professional
Internationally Certified Online Educator
Email: skeely@clark.edu
Email is the best way to reach me!
Format per how students can email me.
Clark College Mathematics Dept.
1933 Fort Vancouver Way
Vancouver WA 98663
Office: BHL-105A (360)992-2509
Not on campus during the pandemic.
Message: how students can message me
Text: by appointment only
Fall 2021 SCHEDULE
When is the Professor online/offline?
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About Me
Educational Philosophy
Statement of Commitment
InteGreat.ca/OL
(math online course web)
(mathematics feed)
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Dedicated to education in the PNW for 40 years.
Created online content, developed online courses, and taught asynchronous online STEM classes since 1999. Currently teaching
Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, Precalculus, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Differential Equations each designed
around active student-centered learning. Honoured to have taught 340 online
mathematics classes with students on every continent including Antarctica.
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