Claremont Tutoring: Tutors in Claremont, CA

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About Claremont

While Claremont, California, is most known as a college town due to being the home of seven top universities, it is also filled with many activities that could help you unwind after class. About 36,000 residents live in the city that is just a few miles east of Los Angeles. The city is in a great location not far from the bustling large city of L.A. but also close to a large forest where you can relax and enjoy nature.

Claremont students are served by the Claremont Unified School District, and there are two high schools right in the city, including Claremont High, which is considered one of the best high schools in California. If you are attending Claremont High, private tutors in Claremont can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep. There are also many private high schools in the Claremont area, including elite The Webb School. You might benefit from online test prep and tutoring in Claremont when attending a private high school with strict academic standards.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

The student has his math exam tomorrow, so we just did some review problems today. I obtained a state-released exam from a previous year, and together, we went through as many problems in the allotted one hour. I wanted to give him a feel for the exam and the type of questions, along with the difficulty!

Today we reviewed hypothesis testing for two populations. The student has an open book exam scheduled for tomorrow.

We discussed scale factor, how to find area, perimeter, and how to determine the size of a similar figure depending on the scale factor and the original figure given.

We did an overview of the different kinds of critical reading questions. Since we haven't seen each other much over the past month, I want to take most of these sessions over the next few days to review and remind the student of the basic strategies and question types.

We went over the basics of circular motion and universal gravitation to prepare for tomorrow's test. I made up some problems with tension and circular motion, then I set up the difficult problem of a vertical circle not at the top or the bottom. The student caught on quickly.

Yesterday Student A and I corrected and he finished his homework assignment for history, and we also covered more basics of C++. I also tried to get him to practice drawing with me, because he wants to make art. I explained that the best art, even on a computer, begins with the hand stroke of a real artist, and that he must practice if he wants to make progress. Student B and I briefly reviewed some math problems. His algebra is rusty, so we will work more on his practice in the future. We also discussed how to learn to write essays, and I explained that he simply must read books to improve his English skills -- there is no other way. He seemed to comprehend the message. Have a great day!