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Recent Quantum Theory Tutoring Session Notes
The student's biology final is tomorrow. We spent the whole session reviewing for it tonight. We specifically covered pathogens, the immune system, the endocrine system, and the nervous system. We went through her study guide for these topics, and I had her answer everything that she could and then ask me questions. After that, I quizzed her on the things that we reviewed. She had a solid understanding of the specific hormones and the organ systems with which they are associated. She also had a good understanding of the different parts of the brain.
We covered the circulatory system going over the materials we did not get the chance to go over. We also worked on the digestive system going through the parts and reading details about the oral cavity starting with the mouth and ending in large intestine. We started going over the guidelines and questions for the final. The study guide is composed of 100-120 questions, and we were able to finish over 35 questions. We will continue working on the rest with the next session. He is getting so much better with the terms and the biology language. He has definitely proven to be a great student, and would love to work with him in future if needed.
The student and I reviewed the male and female reproductive systems to prepare for her quiz today. We reviewed anatomy, gametogenesis, the menstrual cycle, meiosis and fertilization. The student was able to explain all of the major concepts to me. We will meet again next week to review for her biology final.
The student and I completed our last review of the school year. He will pass his Biology course with at least a C, is projected to get a B, and if he does well on the final exam, he might earn an A. His final exam will cover vocabulary terms and in-class lab assignments. I went home and created a presentation review for him to use in preparation.
We continued preparation for the upcoming biology final. There were no scores to note at this session. There is a final exam review guide (provided by the teacher) that was suggested as excellent additional study material. No concerns from this last session.
The student and I reviewed a test that she had taken earlier in the month. We covered cellular respiration, excretory system functions, as well as a review of the cardio/respiratory system. We will begin a formal review of the review sheet for her final exam on Sunday.
