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"We finished two online math practice sets, studied his Spanish vocabulary, and worked on his organizational skills."

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"The student practiced many applications of polynomials such as clarifying what type of polynomial, adding and subtracting polynomials, and multiplying and dividing polynomials. We also worked with exponent rules. Finally we ended with factoring polynomials. He did all extremely well during the session and we are meeting up again next Wednesday."

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"We covered chapter 3 in her textbook, because she has a test coming up on Tuesday. This focused on, specifically: L'Hopital's Rule, linear estimations, some review of trigonometry, and logarithmic derivation. She seemed to pick up the material really quickly - she just needed a little direction. I showed her how to use the unit circle to determine sine/cosine/tangent of angles, which she seemed to really click with her. "

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"We went through linear equations. We used graphs and tables to find the slope and equation of the line. I explained to the student how she has to use them and find the slope and then plug in numbers to find the equation of the line. We also covered some word problems. I explained to her how she has to use different information to set up the problem and solve it. We covered slope interpretation as well. She understood it, and she is doing great. "

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"During this session, the student shared what he wrote for his oral exercise. He used diverse vocabulary and showed an improvement in his grammar skills. I made a few pronunciation and grammatical corrections. I then continued to review his written homework with him. Overall, he is showing understanding of pronouns. For homework, I asked him to prepare for an oral exercise."

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"We reviewed for the student's upcoming final in Pre-Calc. She had already spent time reviewing old tests and old quizzes. We talked about some concepts generally that still confused her like inverse trigonometric functions, domain, and range of all functions and what would be valuable information to include on her note card."

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"The student and I spent the session pushing "The Alpine Estate Murders" to the finish line. At 1,500+ words, he said that it's the longest story he's ever written. He filled those 1,500 words with imagination, twists and turns, and, of course, wonderful murder scenes. The longer the story, however, the more there is to correct. We went through the story several times, focusing on different revisions with each pass, such as comma placement, dialogue attributions, indenting for new paragraphs, and putting everything in the past tense. This work gets to be a grind, but he stuck with it, and by the end, we had a well-written, proofread, polished story. Now, it's great to write for writing's sake, but it's even better to publish. He and I spent about ten minutes Googling various places he could publish his work. I passed on a few 'query science' tips to get good search results. For next time, he is going to work on identifying three viable markets for both his stories."

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"We covered exponential decay and exponential growth problems, which the student had no problems with. We also covered how to determine speed, velocity, acceleration, and position in a manner that's calculus-based. He didn't have much problem with this either and was pretty effective at solving these questions. We also covered how to take definite integrals and how to change the limits of integration. He knew how to do this. Overall, it was a very good session, and he should do well on his next quiz. "

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"Today, we worked on resonant frequency. The student had a positive attitude during the session. I included strategies to simplify the material."

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"We went over graphing cosine and sine functions and translating them. I recommended the student slow down and to do more practice after the session."

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"The student did a good job today. He seems increasingly less anxious, although he will need more work on the fundamentals that we explored to ensure that he is not only prepared for 2nd grade but has a nice jump. Well done!"

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