Principles of Modern Elementary Mathematics: Teacher's Edition: 6 Grade (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781490403540)

J. Nyenetu Jarkloh is a Liberian-born graduate professional communications engineer, senior corporate manager, educator, practicing author and publisher. In Monrovia (Liberia), he attended the Amanda Caphart Elementary, Boatswain Junior High, Government Junior High, W. V. S. Tubman High, before enrolling at the University of Liberia (UL) in the College of Business. In the wake of Liberia's 1980 coup, based on excellent performance in his studies at the UL, he was granted a bilateral scholarship to pursue advanced studies in the former Soviet Union, where he earned bachelor and masters degrees in radio engineering from the Odessa State Polytechnic University (Ukraine) Upon return to his native country, Mr. Jarkloh had worked as a senior instructor in the Electronics Engineering Department at the W. V. S. Tubman Technical College (now Tubman Technical University) in Harper (Maryland County, Liberia), a part-time lecturer in mathematics (Numerical Analysis) at the University of Liberia, and also as Manager of Planning, Research & Development Department of the Liberia Telecommunications Corporation (L.T.C.) (now Liberia Telecommunications Authority). He also holds post-graduate professional certificates in telecommunications planning and management from the Satellite Transmission Systems Inc (Long Island, N.Y.), INTELSAT, and the United States Telecommunications Training Institute (Washington, D. C., U.S.A). As a Fellow of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), Mr. Jarkloh had actively participated in the ITU's GMDSS project, which called for elaboration of national master plans from English-speaking African Countries for the Development of Maritime Radiocommunications services. He elaborated his country's "National Master Plan for the Development of Maritime Radiocommunication Services in Liberia", which he defended during the final workshop of said project at the International Center for Theoretical Physics in Trieste (Italy). Due to the Liberian Civil War, however, he was evacuated along with his family to the Ukraine where they presently live.