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How can Trigonometry tutoring help you?

Trigonometry is a branch of math that, like geometry, studies the relationships of angles, sides, and the functions of angles of triangles. If you are a high school or college student, there's a good chance that you may have to take an upper-level math course. Trigonometry may be a difficult course to do well in. If you are struggling in your trigonometry course, you may want to consider tutoring. The educational directors at Varsity Tutors may connect you with brilliant trigonometry tutors in and around Boulder.

Trigonometry is a math course that directly builds off of what is learned in geometry. You study triangles in a more in-depth fashion using the same equations and functions that you used in geometry, like the laws of cosine, supplementary angles, and the Pythagorean theorem. A tutor may try to help you brush up on your geometry and excel in trig. They may help you gain a more in-depth understanding of the material. For assistance in understanding your trigonometry course in Boulder, CO, contact Varsity Tutors' educational directors today.

Along with using past knowledge, you may also learn loads of difficult material that may discourage even the brightest of students. Your tutor may try to help you understand new, confusing topics, including versine, law of cotangents, and the Gudermannian function. Unlike the classroom setting, sessions provide a space free of distractions where you may ask questions until you fully understand the subject. A professional trigonometry tutor in Boulder is an excellent way to try to help you stay up to speed in your course.

Personalized tutoring allows you to create your own objectives and work solely on difficult topics. When you first meet with your tutor, they may evaluate your knowledge of the subject and use that to work with you on topics that you need help understanding, while skipping over the topics that you already know. You may also have the opportunity to create personalized goals for your class and for tutoring. Throughout your sessions, your tutor may be able to try to help you meet your goals and succeed in trigonometry.

You may meet your tutor in person at a time and place that fits best in your schedule. Your sessions may even be held in the comfort of your own home. Our live learning platform gives you the option to have sessions online face-to-face with your tutor. For help finding an expert trigonometry tutor in Boulder, CO, contact Varsity Tutors' educational directors.

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"The student and I worked on the Law of Sines and the Law of Cosines in preparation for her test, specifically how to interpret the information presented on a test and when to use each formula. We also went over some algebra from the SAT exam that she wanted to review before taking the test on Saturday. "

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"Tutor went over homework problems with student to review for the Trig. test student will have on Monday. Student will have a test about Trigonometric equations and inverses. Student was able to grasp concept well."

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"I gave the student a practice Trig exam. He passed! He was focused on the test and did an awesome job. "

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"The student and I worked on combination, permutation, and the binomial theorem. I was able to go over the difference between a permutation and a combination. We did some practice problems in addition to going over homework problems she did not understand. We also worked on expanding an expression using the binomial theorem for her homework. "

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"Today's session with the student went very well. We continued review problems for her final this week. We covered linear algebra for the entire session and did a lot of practice problems. I didn't see any scores or grades for this session. No struggling for her. I will send her extra practice problems this week. No concerns."

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"Today we began by going over the rules of logs and solving logarithmic equations algebraically. She told me that she was confused when she saw ln instead of log and I explained that ln is just a fancy name for log base e. Afterward she told me she had to make up a worksheet on trigonometric equations. I provided her with a sheet full of trig identities and helpful information. I then explained that the goal was simply to make one side of the equation look like the other through the use of algebraic tricks and trig identities. After a few problems she began to get the hang of it. She scored in the 90's on her most recent exam which is a significant improvement."

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"We reviewed a practice worksheet given to the student by her teacher, primarily focused on graphing trigonometric functions. I also went over the relationship between the arguments of trig functions and their periods and frequencies."

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"We finished reviewing the final exam study guide. This included finding the equation of a trig function, solving trig equations, and word problems. Since the last time we met, the student spent some time studying on her own and her understanding of the material has noticeably improved."

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"For this session, we reviewed for the student's upcoming test. He had a packet of problems to work through, so we went through those and broke down how to do each problem. He is working on logarithms, natural logarithms, exponential equations, half-lives, and the like. "

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"The student and I met back up again this evening to go over trigonometric identities and simplification. She had a strong grasp of the underlying algebra, but she needed a few reminders on how the actual trig identities worked to simplify each expression. By the time we finished, she was much more confident about the material."

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"The student and I worked on more trigonometric proofs. I thought these went very well. She is getting better and better at the proofs and seeing the different patterns. We also went over the "argument" part of the free writing section of the AP language test."

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"We worked on methods to solve/simplify trigonometric phrases and for trig proofs. We went through all the problems she was having issues with. "

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