Collierville Tutoring: Tutors in Collierville, TN

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About Collierville

Collierville is a town of approximately 44,000 people in Tennessee; it is a suburb of Memphis, and the median family income is approximately $106,600. Several notable people have come from the town, including Outdoor Channel TV Host Bill Dance and Boston Red Sox pitcher Drew Pomeranz.

Collierville Schools is the district that recently took over the education of Collierville. There is only one high school in the district: Collierville High School, which is ranked 10th within Tennessee by the U.S. News and World Report. Collierville, TN, tutors are available to students in the area. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Collierville tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. There are several colleges in nearby Memphis, including Baptist Memorial College of Health Sciences and Christian Brothers University. Tutors in Collierville provide online or in-home private tutoring and instruction to help you with test prep to potentially increase the chances of admittance to a prestigious school.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

Today the student and I reviewed all the material relevant to his upcoming test. We covered how to do percents/unit conversions/triangles. I explained a few test-taking tips that could help him manage his time better and we worked on organizing his work in a manner that could help him check his work quicker.

Today we reviewed the student's homework for the week. It mostly covered area and perimeter, decimals, and a few word problems. We made it through tonight's homework as well as tomorrow's. Then we worked on correcting his last math test. We went through and corrected all of the questions he had missed, and I made sure he understood the concepts. He only has two other math problems to finish for Friday's homework. For our session on Friday, I plan to bring some worksheets to review some of the topics he's been struggling with including decimals and prime factorization.

Today we went over the student' homework. We worked on problems using point slope and y intercept formulas, we worked on finding domains of functions, and we worked on problems where we needed to find if an equation was symmetrical in respect to the x axis, y axis, or origin. With the symmetry problems, I explained to him how important the exponent was in solving the equation because it has the ability to change the sign when the answer is simplified.

We worked on understanding concepts such as expected value and standard deviation, as well as reading z-tables and understanding what it means to normalize a normal random variable. We briefly worked on confidence intervals in order to prepare for the student's upcoming exam.

We worked on integrals as antiderivatives. We reviewed the meaning of integrals and the properties (additive, negative, etc.).

The student and I reviewed a worksheet he had on solving simultaneous linear equations by substitution. This took some time to work through all of the problems. We then began work on his Problem of the Week. We did not finish, but I left him with ideas and some notes on how to complete this assignment. He worked well throughout the session.