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"The student and I met for the first time today for an hour and a half to work on Calculus. We set out a plan of what topics have been covered and need to be reviewed and what topics will be covered in the near future. We worked on some complex derivatives and special rules for derivatives from last semester. Then, we worked on the current topic of anti-derivatives (integrals), including u-subs and different methods of solving them. Each time, we plan to go back and review some old material and then also go over current material. Although our normal meeting time will be Wednesday nights, we are going to meet again this Sunday. "

"Worked on the problems at the end of the math and writing sections, which are considered the hardest. With some more practice in the math the student will become proficient at transliterating the word problems into equations and will get accustomed to the abstract nature of some questions. We also did some practice and review in geometry. As for the writing section, we reviewed a few strategies for eliminating incorrect answers and the rules that the error identification frequently tests."

"As part of the student's ongoing review, we looked over and corrected some mistakes from last week's quiz and re-studied how to find the mean and standard deviation of transformed and combined random variables. We then began on another homework problem set, covering random variables as well as the binomial and geometric probability distributions. So far, very little of this set has proved problematic for the student."