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About Ansonia
Part of New Haven County, Ansonia is a city in Connecticut. It lies on the Naugatuck River near Derby and New Haven. The city is known as "The Copper City" due to its deep roots in the heavy machine industry. Manufacturers produce plastic, copper, brass, tubing, molding, sheet metal, textiles, and more. The city is the hometown to David Humphreys, a diplomat and an American Revolutionary War Colonel.
The community is served by the Ansonia and Connecticut Technical High School Districts. You can enroll in either, though the top ranked by the US News & World Report states that Emmett O'Brien Technical High School bears a greater graduation rate and college preparation score. Conveniently, Ansonia, Connecticut, tutors offer both online and in-home private test prep tutoring with personalized instruction to try to help students succeed at the best schools. Online or in-home tutoring in Ansonia might benefit anyone who wishes to have private one-on-one instruction for their test prep or school work. Albertus Magnus College in New Haven is a private Roman Catholic institution that provides undergraduate and graduate programs. You can put in the work to try to keep up with online tutoring in Ansonia for your courses or test prep.
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"We went over both Chemistry and Geometry today. The student was confused about some equations in regards to polygons. However, after going over various word problems, she got the hang of it. Good work today! "
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"The student and I practiced her fluency. She read a passage twice and graphed how many words she read correctly in one minute. We then reviewed the meaning of nouns and pronouns. After reviewing the meaning of pronouns we played two pronoun games. I also quizzed her on some of her multiplication facts. I left her with some multiplication cards as well. In addition, she solved two math word problems. She had to draw a picture to show how she was solving the problem and identify whether the word problem was requiring addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Finally, she responded to a writing prompt in complete sentences. Moving forward, I want to review all 7 parts of speech with her, for example verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. I want to continue practicing math word problems, fluency, and multiplication fluency. I left her with a Nancy Drew book and asked her to read the first chapter. I will ask her some comprehension questions about the first chapter next time I see her. "
