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| Name: | Malvina Mersini |
| E-mail address: | mmersin1@ccp.edu |
| Comments: | Dr.Yun Yoo is the best math teacher that I ever had.He makes math so easy to understand and so hard to forget what you learned .I'm sure that every student that had the opportunity to be part of his class had really understand some part of math.Thank you Dr.Yoo for your valuable help in math courses at CCP!!! |
| Name: | Hoa Huynh |
| E-mail address: | hhuynh4@ccp.edu |
| Comments: | Dear Professor,
I have nothing to say but WONDERFUL. Thanks for giving out the material on the simple way. Thanks for being my teacher. Hoa Huynh 12/21/2011 |
| Name: | Hoa Huynh |
| E-mail address: | hhuynh4@ccp.edu |
| Comments: | Dear Professor,
I have nothing to say, but WONDERFUL. Thanks for giving out the material on simple way. Thanks for your motivation. |
| Name: | Carmen Browne |
| E-mail address: | sbw24@aol.com |
| Comments: | Thanks, Mr. Yoo for an awesome semester! |
| Name: | Johanna Redmond |
| E-mail address: | johannaredmond@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Dear Professor Yoo,
I want to take the time to let you know that I really enjoyed your class. I have learned so much from you, not just math 251, but life lessons which I will never forget, such as there is nothing better than a lot of practices --I truly agree. And also, time is the only thing in life that is fair, meaning that we all have 24 hours. It is the choices that we make in life with that precious time is what really counts. Yes, we can only live today, but our todays are the stepping stones for our tomorrows. Concluding that what I believe is the secret to success and the joy of living is filling the unforgiving moment with sixty seconds with distance run than you become a winner--and we all can be winners! My personal formula for success is the following: I like to start small and end up big, such as I study- - a second at a time--a minute at a time-- a day at a time--a week at a time--and a semester at a time. So far so good, presently I have earned 72 credits and my GPA is a 4.0. I am not intellectually gifted, but I am a hard worker, who never gives up especially when I am challenged that is what makes me successful. And I thank you, Professor Yoo a thousand times for being such a wonderful instructor--Your not just a math specialist, but indeed a special humanitarian, which I believe that your parents deserve special recognition for raising you to be a really nice person and distinguished educator! Sincerely, Johanna Redmond |
| Name: | Cam Tran |
| E-mail address: | cutiekittie146@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Dear Mr Yun Yoo,
It is so great to become your student in this semester. Honestly, you are a best Math teacher whom I ever have. Iam sorry because my English is not good enough to write as well as others and to make you understand, but i try my best. I am not a very good Math student at all, but I feel like I can understand your lecture easier than my other Math teacher, and it is so interest. I knew that my first test was not very good, but i will try for a second one. Iam working on it. Therefore, thank you so much for your patient and optimistic to us. I hope that your students at 251 class get good grade for a next test...*smile*...please don't laught at me because of my writing. Your silly student Spring 2006 |
| Name: | Diane Clark |
| E-mail address: | christlike472002@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Thank you so much for such an interesting semester.I must say out of all the Math instructors I've had you are the best. Thank you for being so kind. May God bless you in all that you do.
Diane Clark Math 251 |
| Name: | suzanne leffler |
| E-mail address: | suzannel@temple.edu |
| Comments: | Mr. Yoo- I really enjoyed statistics this semester with you and our class...anyone who can make statistics interesting and funny is very talented indeed, and you definately did!!
I do forget though, what button is it to use on the TI-30 to get 1! or 0! I hope I figure it out before the final tomorrow..... Happy Holidays!! |
| Name: | Tirzah Cannad |
| E-mail address: | cannadtirzah@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Professor Yoo,
I wish you the best in life. I hope that you find success and happiness in all that you do. You really were a nice teacher and funny too. Take care. |
| Name: | natashia |
| E-mail address: | tashia818@tmail.com |
| Comments: | Mr. Yoo you are a very good teacher and you make things a lot easier to understand. You made this semester fun. Thanks for everything. Have a good holiday.
-natashia |
| Name: | Daphnir Cesar |
| E-mail address: | dcesar1@ccp.edu |
| Comments: | Mr. Yoo,
You are an awesome teacher. You're so silly and funny, so you make the course that you're teaching very interested. |
| Name: | Tee Jay Green |
| E-mail address: | Terry.Green[at]Arcadia.edu |
| Comments: | Abstract Algebra was a good class, I only wish it was longer then just 5 weeks. There's still a lot in the book I'd like to learn. I enjoyed having you as a profesor and I wish you the best of luck with your PHD. |
| Name: | Marcella Stokes |
| E-mail address: | marcellastokes@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | You are one of the most motivating and honorable person that I've met in my travels at CCP. A quote you gave us early one Monday in Calculus class touched my soul because I've always believed it to be true. You articulated it, "If you want to be different, do something different. Don't do what your peers do (party) on the weeked, STUDY. Don't study engineering because of the huge amounts of money that you will make, do it because you love it." Yun Yoo, I just want you to know taht my spirit will not allow me to partake in any longterm endeavor that I do not love, have passion for, and believe to benefit humanity. |
| Name: | Kim Everly |
| E-mail address: | ke909@aol.com |
| Comments: | Mr. Yoo,
Thank you for a great semester in the Fall of 2004. You gave the class many fun times that enabled us to enjoy a great learning experience. Best of luck in the future. Kim Everly |
| Name: | Noelle Vine |
| E-mail address: | nlvilluma@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Thanks for a great semester. I really enjoyed your class. Too bad we can't do it again in the spring. I would have enjoyed having your teach 018, also.
Warmest regards, Noelle Happy Holidays! |
| Name: | Si T. Lam |
| E-mail address: | silam@temple.edu |
| Comments: | Hi Dr. Yoo,
How is your research going? I can't believe first semester in college is over so fast! I had fun and did well in calculus II. I had an A. I hope that would make you proud. I learned a great deal from you at Penn. That helped me a lot in calc II at Temple. I just want to thank you again, and yes I was accepted to the premed program at Penn's hospital. I will have my ID taking next wednesday. I just went on to your ccp's homepage. You are not only a great teacher, you are so "kool". I wish you and your family a merry Christmas and sincere good wishes for the holidays. Your student, Si T. Lam |
| Name: | Valerie Lyn Keppley |
| E-mail address: | valeriestargaze@cs.com |
| Comments: | Thank You!! You did a great job teaching me Algebra. I have never done so well in a math class before in my life. Valerie Lyn Keppley |
| Name: | Allena Wright |
| E-mail address: | Allena.Wright@phila.gov |
| Comments: | Hello Mr. Yoo:
Thank you so much. And it was truely a pleasue being a student in your class this semester. Your an excellent and patient teacher. Have a wonderful Holiday Season. Allena Wright Math 017 Wednesday nights (5:30-8:20) |
| Name: | Jesse Benton |
| E-mail address: | sonic5d@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | As you know, you are a splendid Mathematician. The method you teach math is very effective and you really explain the material in fundamental ways.
One thing that I remember that was very helpful to me in Calculus I was how you showed me to differentiate any trignometric and exponential function. "Sin box, box prime", "Cosine box, box prime" etc. Thank you very much. Last but not least, your website is well-done! Good Job! |
| Name: | Linda |
| E-mail address: | Lt35@drexel.edu |
| Comments: | Hi! Though I never had you for a teacher or tutor, I know you are the best of the best. You worked hard to get to this point and I greatly admire that. Thanks for being a really great friend. I wish you the best of luck in the future. |
| Name: | Thang Chu |
| Comments: | Hi! Professor Yoo. I just want to tell you that I think your math 161 class is the best. I paid attention and understood math better than before. I hope to have you as my math 162 teacher next semester. I wish you good luck, a merry christmas and a happy new year. Thank you. |
| Name: | Linh Chia |
| Comments: | Hi Professor Yoo! I just wanted to say that it was a pleasure being one of your students. You are a great teacher and perhaps the best math teacher I ever had. I learned and understood math 162 and math in general better. I appreciate it very much for teaching me. Wish you the best in future :) |
| Name: | Oicheung |
| E-mail address: | ocyim@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Mr.Yoo:
You were my tutor when I took Calculus II. The only thing I can say to you is that you are an excellent tutor.I am really appreciate for everything that you did for me, thank you so much!!!! Even though I never took your regular class, I can guess that you must be a wonderful and commendable professor. I wish you have a great success in the future and have a beautiful life. God bless you ....... |
| Name: | Tamiyo |
| Comments: | Dear Professor Yoo,
I so enjoyed taking your both Calculus I and II workshops this summer. Your workshops showed me how I can learn mathematics and love mathematics at the same time. You were very patient with all of us and gave us much encouragement from the beginning to the end. You showed us how anyone could learn mathematics if we work on it. I cannot think of anyone who could not come to love mathematics after taking your class. You explained us every steps of solving the problems and made it looks like effortless. Thank you so much for being such a wonderful instructor. I hope I will have the oppotunity to take more classes from you in the future. With much gratitude, Tamiyo |
| Name: | Bhavin Patel |
| E-mail address: | bhavinpatel555@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | What a wonderful teacher i had for my math 162. He not only tought with spirit but he taught us from his heart. I will not forget him as my profesor in my life. I would count my self as one of the lucky students who got him as a teacher.
Thank you for everything Mr. Yun S, Yoo. It was a great pleasure studying with you for some moments. I wish all the Best in your future. Bhavin |
| Name: | Adriana Makarukha |
| E-mail address: | adya125@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Teacher!
Thank you very much. I really appriciate this and all of the work you did during this semester. I am very thankful for your teaching. I liked your classes very much and the way you teached us. I learned a lot of stuff and it will be a big help for me in my future life. Also I will miss your classes and the exams, that were not to easy. Thank you again. Bye. Adriana. |
| Name: | Danielle |
| E-mail address: | <Johndanalex@aol.com> |
| Comments: | Yun,
What a wonderful idea. You have such a unique spirit as a Prof. Please, try not to change who you are over your many years of success. By the way, I didn't see a photograph of the Math 251 workshop(HA HA HA)! Thanks for sharing...........Danielle. |
| Name: | Bertha L. Cooper |
| E-mail address: | berthacooper@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hi yun yoo,
I was very happy when I saw the A. I really learn a lot in your class. You are such an inspiration for the youth. I really felt very comfortable in your class. Keep the good work. You don't know it but the day that you say to us not to give up it make me feel sentimental. Sometimes we as a foreign students has to work very hard but tha's ok. We need to be focus in the things that we want in life. I hope to finish my BS in Biology soon. Then I would take a master in nutrition and finally my doctoral degree in nutrition. So we keep in touch. Best, Bertha Cooper |