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About Cary
Cary, IL, is a village with an approximate population of 18,300. The town's greatest claim to fame was a graduating class being featured on an MTV show, High School Stories, for the class's senior prank.
Cary-Grove Community High School is the 39th ranked High School in Illinois. The school is a member of the Community High School District 155. Even students from well known high schools need help in achieving test scores that are necessary to get into the top colleges. An online and in-person Cary tutoring session will provide you one-on-one attention that could help you work to stay ahead of your peers with your test prep and class work. Wheaton College is a well ranked liberal arts college. It placed 57th in the nation among liberal arts colleges. One way to potentially improve the chances of getting accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Cary, IL, tutoring for private test prep and instruction. Private Cary tutoring sessions can give you expert in-home or online instruction to potentially help you improve in your test prep or course.
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"The student and I met for the second time this week and continued preparing her for her math test Thursday and science test Friday. She had almost completed all of her notecards, but made note that she was somewhat overwhelmed by the assignment. I took some time to explain that by taking the time to better prepare for her quizzes and exams, she will save time going forward since she will not have to take time to meet with teachers or schedule re-take tests if she is mastering the material ahead of her assessments! I also explained that when she gets in the habit of making flashcards, she can begin to make them a few at a time as soon as an assignment or study guide is given to her. We then moved on to going through her science flashcards and printing out the study guide so that she could make the last of her cards the following night. After this review, we focused our efforts on completing her angles assignment and going back through her math packet. The student became increasingly comfortable with both solving algebraic word problems and simplifying expressions. I created a number of new problems so that she could also work with equations she has not seen before. I encouraged her to double check her answers on her test by plugging them back into the original equation and also emphasized to be meticulous with the details such as signs, "foiling" out a problem, and using correct common denominators."
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"We went through the student's review for her test. It was about probability and series. I explained the questions that she needed help with and then asked her to solve them by herself to make sure she understood how she has to do them. We solved different problems on each concept. She understood how to do them. She is doing well. She will continue to practice these problems before the test."
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"We went over his algebra review this session. He grasps how to solve the questions easily for this class. I asked him a few questions from each section that I thought he'd make simple mistakes on and made him find and correct them."
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