David Kronmiller

ACT 36 - A Practical Guide to Scoring a 36 on the ACT David Kronmiller

Dr. Kronmiller has been preparing his students for the college entrance exams for fifteen years. This book provides an approach called the PhD Tutor Method. This method provides the student with an approach that instills confidence that the student will finish each section with time to review their responses. This lowers the stress level and allows the student to obtain the best possible score based on their skill set. Dr. Kronmiller then provides instruction and practice problems that strengthen their skill set. Dr. Kronmiller holds an earned PhD. in Physics from the University of Texas at Dallas where he was a Robert Welch Fellow in Chemistry. He earned a B. S. in Natural Sciences, in the major areas of astronomy, math, physics and chemistry, from the University of Cincinnati. He is the inventor on multiple patents and author of peer review publications in electronics, physics, and chemistry. He is a member of the American Physical Society, Sigma Pi Sigma - National Physics Honor Society, American Chemical Society and the IEEE. In his early twenties, he worked for P& G and developed Downey fabric softener and optical brighteners for Tide. In his thirties, Dr. Kronmiller served as part of a medical missionary team in the Amazon Jungle of Brazil. Most recently using a method of laser chemistry, Dr. Kronmiller developed an asymmetric separation membrane used for water purification for long duration space flight. He has been teaching for over 40 years..