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"The student prepared for an upcoming exam covering linear equations, graphing linear equations, identifying the slope, finding the y intercepts, solving linear systems of equations using the elimination method, substitution method and graphing. He did not seem to have any problems on the review or upon finishing review."

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"The student and I went over more of her mathematics today - we looked at some of the basics of how to convert English to algebra, (for example, that "b is twice as much as h" is the same as b = 2h), reviewed area formulas for various geometric figures, and worked on a complicated assignment regarding congruency and angle measures. "

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"During this session I covered head-to-tail vector addition method, trigonometry, percent error and lines of best fit. The students need help with mathematical principles that are relevant to AP Physics 1. The primary focus is on making a connection between Math and Physics."

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"This past session, the student's family requested that we go over telling time and analysis of clocks. She had some practice sheets, which contained questions about telling the time based on how a clock looks, as well as predicting how a clock would look given a certain time. The only difficulty we encountered in telling time was calculating time elapsed. She had a little bit of trouble understanding that between two times, a number of hours would pass. However, I think this is something she can catch onto quickly. We also did some addition work as well as some work with choosing the correct pronoun to use in a sentence. Both the math and English topics seemed to come fairly easily to her."

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"We corrected last week's homework then continued to work out of the student's practice books. I also brought some practice worksheets on drawing conclusions, making inferences, and finding the main idea. I left him 2 pages in his manual for homework."

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"We continued to go over the derivative rules today. We went over complicated problems requiring multiple chain rules and quotient and product rules. He did a pretty good job recognizing when to use what. I am hoping the bouncing between difficult and simple problems will train his brain to see the problem for what it is instead of thinking he should do the same thing each time. Next time, we will go over his test so I can give him questions and really test his understanding. I reiterated the importance showing all the steps to help remind him of what the next steps in the problem actually are."

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"Today we worked entirely on chemical kinetics and rate laws. I showed him how to find the order for each reactant based on experimental data and how orders affect the rate. He worked through a large majority of his worksheet that is due next Tuesday. We covered every type of reaction rate problem. He has a week to work on the rest of the worksheet."

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"Today we continued our work on quadratic equations. specifically, we looked at the quadratic formula, along with a formula for calculating maximize height of thrown objects. The student has become fluent with both formulas."

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"The student had to write a short essay on a book he read. We searched the book for important quoted and structured his essay together. He was able to complete 4 out of 6 paragraphs while I was with him. We also gathered up some chemistry worksheets that had been missing. "

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"The student completed his review sheet for the comprehensive algebra 2 test he has to take soon. We spent most of our time on this because he seemed very confident in his understanding of the material on his probabilities test tomorrow. We spent about the last 20 minutes reviewing that specific material. He was great to work with. "

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"The student had a much better attitude during today's session, and he also finally turned in his grammar assignments to his English teacher; most importantly, He is no longer failing English! His grade is now at a D after receiving a good grade for a recent group project, and we aim to bring that up to a C. After an in depth look at grades and missing assignments and upcoming classwork, we spent the rest of the session reviewing grammar, as we found out that part of his English final will cover grammar. "

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