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Adam: Paterson tutor
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...Physics, with plans to pursue a PhD in Theoretical Physics, further deepening my understanding of how Mathematics applies beyond the abstract. I believe in tailoring my methods to each student's learning style, ensuring that they not only understand the material but also develop a genuine interest in the subject. Although I have experience in tutoring,...
Education & Certification
Bachelor of Science, Mathematics
Master of Arts, Music Theory and Composition
Bachelor of Science, Physics
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Recent Paterson Tutoring Session Notes
We worked on the student's Oklahoma brochure again; she has to include a certain number of her spelling words in her descriptions on the brochure. We looked through her old spelling words on her agenda and picked out which ones we would use, and then she spent the time decorating it and drafting her paragraphs.
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Today, the student and I prepared for his quiz on Chapter/Sections 6.1, 6.2, and 6.3. These included some concepts such as, GCF, Factoring by Grouping and Factoring Quadratics. The student did really well with the concepts, and should do really well on the quiz. We will be meeting next Monday, and Tuesday to study for his Test on Wednesday.
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The student and I started the session by going over the concept of what a Taylor or McLaurin approximation are used for. Once he had a grasp of the concept, we worked out some of the homework problems that he wasn't entirely clear on. We also completed the homework problems from 9.9, power series. I gave him recommendations on what to practice for his test over chapter 9 tomorrow. We will be meeting again on Friday.
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We studied for an upcoming biology test on protein synthesis, DNA, and RNA. The student seemed to have a good understanding of most of the processes and vocabulary terms. We worked on a few of the more confusing concepts and also studied from the book to get more detail on a few areas.
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Reviewed draft of Africa future paper. Made corrections, edited for the prompt to include your own solutions, and their direct relationship to the causes of hunger. Reassigned draft for tomorrow. Reviewed Northanger Abbey book review draft. Edited introduction, conclusion, quote paragraphs and explication. Built new outline for paper, reassigned draft for tomorrow. Reviewed book trailer contents, edited for prompt, discussed music as a theme, discussed Abbey as a character, edited script. assigned storyboarding for Thursday. Reviewed Middle East materials. Completed bio-poem for English.
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I graded the English and Science sections of the student's practice test. She scored a 29 in English and a 27 in Science. We went over the questions that she missed and then we practiced additional science and English passages. I feel like she is getting much better, especially in Science. I told her to take another practice test before our next meeting, which is on Sunday.
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