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Mildred: Hartford tutor
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...in a local high school. During my time there I also tutored students in their home as a way of supporting others and making extra income to live abroad. Upon my return to the U.S., I became a high school teacher for about five years. During this time I mainly taught literature for ninth and...
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Bachelor in Arts, English
Master of Arts Teaching, English
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Recent Hartford Tutoring Session Notes
Today, the student and I reviewed two assignments. Both involved new content the student's class is covering, consistent of circles, circumferences, and arcs. Most of the problems involved finding the arc length or measurement with a given angle.
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We reviewed logarithms and exponential functions. We also covered the entire chapter and I feel he now has a decent grasp on the subject. He will need to practice further in order to be ready for the final, but things are moving along well.
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The student spent the session reviewing the imperfect tense. He had difficulty deciding which endings he needed to conjugate the verbs. He also had difficulty remembering the irregular stem endings from the preterit tense. He did well with the progressive and reflective tense. He realized that he needed to remember what he has already learned from the other tenses.
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During this session, we went over Pre-calculus and a little bit of Physics. In Pre-Calculus, we went over questions on sequences and series to review for the student's upcoming exam. In Physics, we went over questions on friction force. Overall, this session went well.
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We reviewed the student's homework and assignments and lessons. He kept a very positive attitude towards learning. We wrote the steps to take to be able to solve the equations and explained what the steps meant. We agreed that he was going to work on his homework before hand so that we could be able to use time more efficiently learning the lessons. He is a great student who is interested in learning.
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We covered some old material from last week on cell communication and apoptosis and newer material on mitosis/cancer cells and meiosis/sexual reproduction. The student wanted to learn more about apoptosis. He was appreciative of the material covered since we are officially moving faster than his teacher to cover all of the material before his AP exam. He felt he did well on his previous test on metabolism.
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