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Jessica: Salt Lake County tutor
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...both of them attending a cyber school, I have essentially become their teacher as the classes are self-paced, but do have deadlines. Math is my favorite subject to tutor, but I also enjoy tutoring certain aspects of Science and English. I feel that every student can achieve greatness provided the tutoring methods are adjusted for...
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Recent Salt Lake County Tutoring Session Notes
We reviewed grammar terms from last appointment. Reviewed chapters 1 and 2 from summer reading and made vocab flash cards for chapter 1. Read chapter 3 for homework and review all grammar terms.
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We reviewed for the student's quiz. We discussed the importance of showing your work, taking your time and checking your answers when working on a problem.
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This week we continued to work on the student's linear equations homework, and he continues to improve.
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Today we reviewed the student's study guide for his upcoming math test. The topics included on the worksheet included negative numbers, ratio boxes, and finding areas and volumes. He is doing alright with most of the material, but we do need to review these questions again. We will review the worksheet again this week.
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Today, the student and I reviewed our previous work with algebraic manipulations of variables. We followed that by covering the order of operations, which he had not learned before. He caught on very quickly, and was able to work even the most complicated order of operations problems that I gave him, which is a huge step. He was even able to do the exponent problems reliably. Our next step will be synthesizing the two concepts, and having him work multi-step problems with variables.
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We covered consumer and producer surplus from a Calculus perspective and finding the areas between two curves. We worked on the student's biggest problem, which is typing things in the calculator.
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