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About Beach Park
Beach Park is a village situated in Lake County, Illinois. It is a part of the Benton and Waukegan Townships. The village has a population of approximately 13,600. Beach Park was incorporated in 1989.
Beach Park area schools are served by the Beach Park School District 3, the Gurnee School Districts 56 and 121, and the Waukegan Community Unit School District 60. The latter is the largest of the aforementioned educational systems. It is home to Waukegan High. Private tutors in Beach Park can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep. Postsecondary institutions in the area include the College of Lake County, Lake Forest College, the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and Trinity International University. One way to put in work to try to give yourself a chance to get accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Beach Park, IL, tutoring for private test prep and instruction.
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"The student started the session by asking that we spend 45 min on math, and 45 min on chemistry. In math he was learning about series and sequences. We looked through most of his assignment for the day together. It involved determining a formula for (n) given the first 4-6 terms of the sequence. We discussed (n) and went over a couple of examples. It was part of his assignment, and I was paying attention to the time so we would be able to cover the chemistry questions he had. In chemistry his main question was- what exactly is dipole-dipole bonding? He said he understood the idea of hydrogen bonding so I explained that hydrogen bonding is a specific type of dipole-dipole bonding. I drew a couple pictures to demonstrate what is happening with dipole-dipole bonding. Then we looked at a couple of examples he was uncertain about. Other topics we discussed: how dipole-dipole bonding affects boiling point and vapor pressure, and reading a solubility chart to discuss its application to saturated vs. supersaturated solutions."
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"The student and I worked on structuring essays and finding the overarching topics behind miscellaneous examples. She did a reasonable job of selecting supporting ideas that didn't overlap, but we spent some time making sure they worked together and actually addressed the topic at hand. Then, we worked on finding the ideas behind specific examples. She would share life examples that seemed to address the topic, but she had some trouble identifying the ideas behind the examples. I directed her to find three different ideas that would support a list of theses. Overall, she's quite bright and has good thoughts; she just needs to work on articulating her thoughts in a way that they address the topic directly."
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"We went over the subject material of the student's test tomorrow, mainly equalities and inequalities. As in our last session, I stressed to him the importance of slowing down and taking his time. I was really encouraged by his progress from our first meeting; he is solving his problems faster, with more accuracy and greater confidence. I'm really encouraged by his progress so far and I'm confident that his test will go well."
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