The phrase "a calculus teacher" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who teaches calculus, typically in an educational context.
Example: "She has always wanted to be a calculus teacher because of her passion for mathematics."
Alternatives: "an instructor of calculus" or "a math teacher specializing in calculus."
FEY -- My friend's boyfriend is a calculus teacher in the Bronx.
Away from the festive rodent, Tatia Totorica, a calculus teacher and mother of three from Boise, Idaho, bought 12 books to add to her collection, already over 1,000.
"To a man, every one of us in Nyconn would love to be racing full-size cars," said Clark Howell, 40, a calculus teacher who is the club statistician.
Talk to a calculus teacher to see if you can borrow one.
"If you become a good calculus teacher, a school can become very dependent on you.
The quality of a teacher's instruction and the subject that he or she teaches -- compare the difficulty of finding a physics or calculus teacher to finding a physical education or health teacher -- are entirely irrelevant.
From Amie I first heard about Yitang Zhang, a solitary, part-time calculus teacher at the University of New Hampshire who received several prizes, including a MacArthur award in September, for solving a problem that had been open for more than a hundred and fifty years.
My calculus teacher maintains a strict policy of not rounding grades that she espouses throughout the year.
Still, by 11 a.m., besides formation, inspection and physics, he had attended a philosophy class -- the topic was "Just and Unjust Wars" -- and had taken notes furiously during a one-hour session with his calculus teacher.
The school's former Advanced Placement calculus teacher, however, disagreed.
He and his college calculus teacher used to toss boomerangs around the Yale campus, struggling to devise a mathematical theorem for their flight.
