Jacob Ecker: Hebrew - Aleph Bet (alphabet), Hebrew Teacher, LAKE CHARLES

Jacob Ecker

Hebrew - Aleph Bet (alphabet), Hebrew Teacher
LAKE CHARLES - 70607, United States

Member since: Jun 12, 2008

Last active on: Feb 11, 2012 at 08:09 PM (EST)

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About Jacob Ecker

Retired Chemical Engineer, now learning and teaching Hebrew

Teaching Preferences

Online Teaching

Teaches following Subjects/Exams

Hebrew - Aleph Bet (alphabet) (Others)

Language of Instruction: English

Hebrew (Others)

Language of Instruction: English

Modern Hebrew

Teaching Experience

Hebrew Teacher

Temple Sinai , United States

Jun 2001 - Present

Hebrew AlphaBet (alphabet), Modern Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew

Developed a computer presentation for Hebrew Aleph Bet and Modern Hebrew.

Hebrew Teacher

McNeese State University, United States

Feb 2007 - Jun 2008

Hebrew Aleph Bet (alphabet)

PTEC Instructor

Sowela Technical and Community College, United States

Feb 2001 - Dec 2004

Process Technology, Introduction, Quality, Unit Operations

Professional Experience

Chemical Engineer
Local Chemical Co., Louisiana, United States
Jul 1972 - Feb 2000

Chemical Engineer at production facility

Education

BS in Chemical Engineering

University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma, United States

Sep 1956 - Jun 1959

none

University of Central Oklahoma, Oklahoma, United States

Jan 1955 - Jun 1956

Professional Exams & Certifications

BS Chemical Engineering

Louisiana, United States

Year Of Passing: 1960

Testimonials

by rbrown posted on 29 August, 2011

Very nice, and the speaker is very clear..easy to understand. I like how you let us read and try to translate first before we get the pronunciations and answers.
This really helped me with my present tense...I spend so much time with past, I tend to forget how to stay in the present. Toda raba

by rbrown posted on 26 April, 2011

Thanks for breaking down this information on 'the Infinitive'. I especially like the modern Hebrew explanation and how to recognize these words in print.

by rbrown posted on 01 March, 2011

A good lesson Jacob...I actually got the majority of them right. Thanks for making us think first before you give us the answers. It's great to have our new material mixed in with our older lessons. Makes for a good review.