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Private In-Home and Online Algebra Tutoring in Kansas City, MO
Receive personally tailored Algebra lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.
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How can your Algebra tutor help you?
Algebra is quite possibly among the most difficult, most time consuming, and most demanding subject areas offered in a school curriculum. In many cases, students face serious challenges when it comes to grasping even the most basic principles of algebra. The use of letters and other symbols to stand for numbers and amounts in various formulas, and equations may leave students feeling confused and frustrated.
If your child is in this situation, you should know that help is just a call or click away. The educational directors at Varsity Tutors may connect you with experienced algebra tutors in Kansas City, MO. Unlike the instruction your child receives in a classroom setting, these tutors work with your student on an individual basis. The tutoring sessions may focus on eliminating your weaknesses and building your strengths, so your child may focus solely on learning the material they need.
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"The student and I went over surface area of three dimensional figures. We spent the entire session on it and he now knows how to use formulas to get lateral surface area as well as total surface area. He said that there is a chance his teacher will let him use a formula sheet on the quiz so I asked him to find out if this is the case before our session on Wednesday. "
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"We have been on solving systems of linear equations for the last few weeks. Today, we went over graphing to solve a system, along with substitution and a little bit of elimination. The student seems comfortable with the material and is getting along well. "
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"Today we focused on a continuation of the previous lesson. We spent the majority of the session working on factoring polynomial expressions with emphasis on simplifying quadratic expressions without the use of a calculator. Today was probably the best progress I've seen thus far and it really seemed like the student was understanding the material well. "
