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About Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace
Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace, Florida, is an unincorporated area in Clay County, Florida. It has a population of approximately 13,000 residents. Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace is considered a census designated place (CDP) rather than being an official town or city. The CDP is made up of several communities, including North Meadowbrook Terrace, Meadowbrook Terrace, and Bellair. The closest actual town is Orange Park, which is where students who live in Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace attend school.
There are no schools within the Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace CDP, but students can go to school in Orange Park. The public high school in Orange Park is Orange Park High School. The private school in the area is Center Academy Orange Park. Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace is approximately half an hour away from Jacksonville, Florida. Jacksonville has a wide range of top colleges, including the Florida State College at Jacksonville, Edward Waters College, Trinity Baptist College, Jacksonville University, and the University of North Florida. One way to potentially improve the chances of getting accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace tutoring for private test prep and instruction. Bellair Meadowbrook Terrace tutors offer online or in-person tutoring sessions to give you the test prep and instruction you might need to try to do well on your big exam.
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"My first session with the student went well. We spent a short time getting to know each other and then started a review packet he was given at school. The topics we covered in the packet mainly consisted of algebra, number sets, and linear equations. The student is a bright student and seems to understand the concepts he's learning at school, and he exhibited a confidence towards many of the questions we went over. One particular thing the student struggled with was the addition and subtraction of like terms with positive and negative signs. We reviewed these problems, and I gave him advice on how to approach it. Overall, the student understands the concepts he's learning; he just needs to polish his mechanics when solving some problems."
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"We went over the student's 'Simple Solutions' homework, which basically served as a review of a wide variety of material and helped to reveal a few areas that he needs to review and relearn like multiplying fractions. We went over the math test on data (graphs, mean, median, mode) that he got back and didn't do too well on. Two problems were missed in the traditional fashion-- he simply thought the answer was something else, and these two problems were about choosing the best type of graph, which was never really practiced in his homework (normally the type of graph is just given). These two problems we talked about quite a bit in order to try and show the importance of double and triple checking by reading the question twice and then comparing the answer he gets back to the question and any charts/graphs to make sure he didn't make a mistake. "
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"On every problem the student missed on his test, he began to answer the problem using proper logic, usually setting up an equation that would have produced the desired answer, but simply talked himself out of following through on the steps. On one problem, he actually wrote the correct answer on the page but wrote no answer on the answer line, and thus received no credit, which was pretty tragic. I helped him jog his memory to finish the problems he had started, and then we moved on to working with surface area. He definitely understands his surface area problems well and answered almost every problem on his homework correctly without my help. He's definitely getting better. Some encouragement and commendation for all his hard work would probably do him good right about now. At the end of the session, I mentioned that I had been working on "The Raven" with one of my other students, and discovered that he knew the poem. I discovered recently that Poe wrote an essay detailing his own writing process during "The Raven," which is an extremely insightful and informative essay on life in general and especially the art of writing. There are countless valuable ideas in that essay. Hopefully he reads some of that essay. If he reads more, he will more quickly figure out what test questions are asking and what teachers are saying - and therefore will experience a much easier ride through school."
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