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About Alpine
Alpine, Utah, is located on the slopes of the Wasatch Mountain Range. It has a population of approximately 10,000 residents. The city gets its name because the views from the town were considered comparable to the views from the Swiss Alps. It is located in the vicinity of a variety of different mountains, including Mount Timpanogos, Box Elder Peak, Twin Peaks, and Mill Canyon Peak. Alpine is well-known for its mountain biking trails, which attract visitors from across the state of Utah. Notable residents include former Virginia Cavaliers football coach Bronco Mendenhall, former NFL player Orrin Olsen, politician Mike Lee.
The top high schools in the Alpine School District include Westlake High School, American Fork High School, Timpanogos High School, and Lone Peak High School. All four of these high schools have been ranked among the top 25 high schools in the state of Utah by US News. The Alpine, Utah, area also has several top colleges and universities, including Western Governors University, Westminster College, and the University of Utah. The personal test prep instruction you could get from online or in-home private Alpine tutoring might give you an edge to get into the best schools.
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"The student and I continued to work on math concepts. We went through simple interest; I had her do problems to find the principal, time, rate, in addition to the interest earned. One of the ways that questions are made more difficult is to ask for a variable that the equation isn't usually solved for (i.e. for f=ma solving for m). We also went through some unit conversions, percent increase and/ or decrease, profit margin, sales tax, and sale price. The student needs to read questions carefully. Some of the questions are wordy or contain extra information. She does need to make sure that she's answering the question asked. "
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"We began by looking at the student's grades from last quarter- all A's and B's! We then went through all of the assignments he has due Friday and made a plan for how he would complete all of his work. He spent the majority of the time working on a challenging comparative writing assignment. We then worked out our schedule for the next few visits. "
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"I was delighted to hear that the student's grade has increased by about 20% and that he is passing the course! We have made a lot of progress, and he did very well with the new concepts of similar polygons and the ratios of corresponding sides. My goal is to help him translate his spatial awareness into mathematical equations, at which point geometry will no longer be hard."
