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About Campbell

Campbell, OH, is in Mahoning County. The city has a population of about 8,300. Due to the wide variety of religious structures in the town, it has become known as the "City of Churches." youngstown, OH, is less than five miles northwest of Campbell.

Campbell City School District serves the town with a number of great schools. Memorial High School prepares high schoolers for their next step into college. Students must remember that grades are an important factor for getting into the best colleges. Want to feel more confident about your educational possibilities? With private tutoring in Campbell, you can receive the kind of test prep and instruction you need, whether it's in-home or online. Skilled in-person or online Campbell tutors might help students get ahead in their courses or test prep with one-on-one tutoring sessions. An option for students looking for a liberal arts degree is Westminster College. The school ranked in the top 125 liberal arts colleges in the nation and would be an excellent choice for any student. With Campbell, OH, tutoring in-home or online, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into top schools like this, especially through private instruction for test prep.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

Today we discussed the chi-squared distribution and practiced deciding which test to use in given situations (e.g. one sample t, two sample proportion, etc.)

I assigned the student to write 3 sentences - whatever came to mind. Although he needed prompting for the 1st and 3rd sentences, he wrote the 2nd sentence without any prompting. His 3rd sentence was a complex sentence and the longest he's written. His homework is to write 5 sentences based on the 5 sentences. Our next session is scheduled for Monday.

On Tuesday, the student and I studied his new vocabulary list regarding future plans such as going to school, getting a job or getting married. We made sure that he knew the appropriate gender for each noun. We also practiced speaking and writing sentences with the target vocab. Lastly we used images of the vocab to quiz his retention of the words and associated phrases.

Today, we reviewed for the student's test this upcoming Tuesday. We reinforced what he learned at school and we did many difficult practice problems. He seems prepared and excited to take this test. He had a positive attitude.

The student is well prepared to take her final this week. We reviewed all concepts and focused on two minor conceptual issues dealing with summations and logarithmic functions, especially natural log [ln(x)]. At the end of the session, her understanding for all the material was natural and logical with meaning.

We covered converting percentages to decimals, decimals to percentages, percent proportions and percent equations. The student was comfortable with the majority of the material. The biggest struggle was with percent proportions from word problems, but she picked it up quickly. She seemed confident in the material and it showed in her practice. The strategy I provided was how to convert fractions into decimals when comparing numbers from least to greatest. I also stressed how the word total equates to the 100 in a proportion.

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