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About Burlingame
Burlingame is a city located in San Mateo County, California. It has a population of 28,800 residents and is part of the San Francisco Bay Area. Residents living in Burlingame are 20 minutes away from downtown San Francisco.
Students who live in Burlingame are served by the Burlingame School District and the San Mateo Union High School District. Most students attend Burlingame High School, which is ranked in the top 50 schools in the state, as well as the top 500 in the country. Online or in-home tutoring in Burlingame might benefit anyone who wishes to have private one-on-one instruction for their test prep or school work. You can work to keep up with your studies with online tutoring in Burlingame for your courses or test prep, that way you can work towards getting into the school that you want.
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"I worked with the student on Algebra I material for his Algebra III HCC course. I will work with him on High School Algebra II material next session."
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"The student and I did some more review for his upcoming test. The test will be in two parts, and he was totally prepared for the first one, covering types of symmetry, internal angles of regular n-gons, and complementary/supplementary angles. So, most of the session was spent on the topics of the second part of the test: area/perimeter and surface area/volume. Since our session on Saturday where we covered much of the same material, I noticed quite an improvement. He said he did some more studying in the one-day interim, and it showed. Saturday, we were reviewing cylinders, but during this session, the numbers all came out correctly. His work was much more clear, and I noticed him making an effort at it. I tried to emphasize the basic concepts of what he was being asked to find, rather than focus on rote memorization of formulas, so that if he forgets the formulas he can still solve the problem. He did seem to genuinely get what he was doing, and says he feels confident for his test, which is great. "
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"We reviewed fluid force, pumping, area between curves, volumes of revolution, and volumes by cross-section. We looked at how to describe various shapes in both two- and three-dimensions and calculating the area or volume using an integral. The student is doing well with finding the area between two curves and using that to find the fluid force on that area as a function of depth. She is also doing well using similar techniques to find the amount of work needed to pump liquid out of various volume shapes. She was unsure of how to generalize the method of finding volumes from setting up a pumping problem, so we looked at ways to describe the volume. Once we were able to define the initial area that describes the basis for the volume either by rotating that area or using it to define a specific part of a cross-section, the student was able to set up the integrals for calculating the volume. She is planning on going through the homework problems for area and volume from her textbook before our next session so we can go over it and look at any problems that she has trouble setting up."
