Primer Año de Cálculo: An Inquiry-Based Learning Approach

Autobiograf燰: El Dr. Clement E. Falbo es Profesor Em廨ito de Matem嫢icas en la Universidad Estatal de Sonoma, donde ense嚧 durante 35 a隳s. Es autor de varios art獳ulos en revistas de matem嫢icas, incluyendo el ampliamente le獮o "La Proporcion Aurea: un Punto de Vista Contario" en el College Mathematics Journal (2005). Su asticulo "Teoremas Casi de Goldbach" en The Mathematical Gazette (2021).

Adem嫳 de este libro de c嫮culo, ha escrito otros tres libros sobre matem嫢icas: "Matematicas Finas Aplicadas" en Wadsworth (1977), "Odisea Matematica 2000" en Stipes Publishing (1994), y "Hitos Matematicos" en Reading Glass Books (2023).

En 1999, 幨 y su esposa Jean Ann Falbo, una bi鏊oga, sirvieron en el Cuerpo de Paz de los Estados Unidos en la naci鏮 africana de Zimbabue. Juntos ense鎙ron matem嫢icas y ciencias a estudiantes africanos de secundaria. Tiene tres hijos, seis nietos y cinco bisnietos.

Dr. Clement E. Falbo is a mathematics Professor Emeritus at Sonoma State University, where he taught for 35 years. He is the author of several journal articles in mathematics, including the widely read "The Golden Ratio-A Contrary Viewpoint" in the College Mathematics Journal (2005). His article, "Almost Goldbach Theorems" in The Mathematical Gazette (2021), is also popular.

In addition to this calculus book, he has written three other books on mathematics: "Finite Mathematics, Applied" (Wadsworth, 1977), "Math Odyssey 2000" (Stipes Publishing, 1994), and "Mathematical Milestones" (Reading Glass Books, 2023).

In 1999, he and his wife Jean Ann Falbo, a biologist, served in the U.S. Peace Corps in the African nation of Zimbabwe. Together, they taught African High school students mathematics and science. He has three sons, six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.