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Gregory: Clarksville tutor
Certified Tutor in Clarksville, KY
My name is Greg, and I am delighted to be your tutor! I have experience in essay writing and literary analysis, and I am here to help you develop your paper-writing skills! I have experience teaching both grade school and high school students, and have taught college-level seminars. I live in Louisville with my wife and three cats. Besides reading and writing, I enjoy cooking, puppeteering, lifting weights, and gardening.... The most important skill a student...
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Swarthmore College - Bachelors, English Literature, Film & Media concentration
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Clarksville, TN, is one of the state's oldest and most historic cities. Clarksville was first incorporated in 1785, which made it Tennessee's first incorporated city. It was named after Revolutionary War hero General George Rogers Clark, who was the brother of William Clark (of the Lewis and Clark Expedition). Clarksville is home to over 133,000 people, making it the fifth-largest city in Tennessee.
The Montgomery County School District administers the seven high schools in Clarksville. The most well-known of these secondary institutions is The Middle College at Austin Peay State University, which has earned a bronze medal from "U.S. News & World Report" for its athletic programs. Professional in-person or online tutoring in Clarksville is a great way to get ahead in your class or test prep. Clarksville has a number of great colleges and universities, and it is also near a number of other excellent schools in Nashville. A few notable schools are Austin Peay State University, Belmont University, Tennessee State University, and Vanderbilt University. Getting into these top schools will be within your grasp with private tutoring in Clarksville, TN, as you study for your courses or test prep, with instruction either in-home or online. Clarksville, TN, tutoring can bring you closer to your goals, no matter which of the prestigious colleges and universities you wish to attend.
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Recent Tutoring Session Reviews
This session was very similar to our last one. During this session, we went through the student's online work. The work was primarily concerned with the application of Simpson's rule, series, sums, and sequences. She is doing very well with the material.
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We covered reaction stoichiometry, balancing chemical equations, determining the limited reagent, and calculating the theoretical and experimental yield. The student quickly understood the concepts necessary to answer the questions. I'm sure within a week of practice she will know the material very well.
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The student and I spent today studying for his final exam next week. We worked on chapter 2 and a little bit of chapter 3. It seems like he has a good grasp on the subjects of algebraic expressions, and the mistakes he made were largely mental errors rather than misunderstandings. He still has issues with writing out answers, and I have continued to encourage that. We will continue our review next session.
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The student needed help with physics and trigonometry. She was given the opportunity to retake an assessment in her physics class for extra credit, and she wanted some help looking over earlier problems so that she would know what to do for the reassessment. They are currently studying forces and inertial vs. noninertial reference frames. After she was confident with the physics material, we moved on to math. They have just begun studying conic sections, and her homework was all about circles. As we went over the worksheet, her ability to do problems on her own steadily improved. By the end, she was doing them without any help from me.
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We reviewed lines, slope, y-intercept, and how to plot points. We practiced calculating slope from both points and a graph, and determining the y intercept from a linear equation and x/y tables. The student did well with the more difficult material, but she actually struggled a bit more with some of the basics. We will need to continue reviewing adding/ subtracting negative numbers, simplifying fractions, and graphing points to prepare her for her exams and for future math courses. Overall the session went well, and I think she should make up the test on this material (chapter 2) this week. I would also like her to continue, if not finish, her assignment on "Ship of Dolls."
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Today, we worked on solving systems of equations by graphing and substitution. Working with substitution was a new method for her, so it took a bit of getting used to solving for both x and y, but once she got used to it, she realized it was just a different way to solve the problems that she could already solve.
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