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About Columbia Heights
Little Elm is a quickly growing suburb of Dallas, with the population jumping from around 3,600 people in 2000 to approximately 25,900 in 2010. It is still growing rapidly, regularly getting new constructions; the finished population is expected to be over 90,000. The city has many miles of shoreline, attracting people with a variety of water sports.
Three school districts cover the city of Little Elm: Little Elm Independent School District, Frisco Independent School District, and Denton Independent School District. Most students attend Little Elm High School. Looking to advance your education through private tutoring in Little Elm? You may enjoy receiving instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or for test prep. If you seek online or in-home private tutoring for test prep and general subject instruction from Little Elm, TX, tutors, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into your top school choice. Nearby higher education facilities include Texas Woman's University and University of North Texas. With the assistance of tutors in Little Elm, TX, students might be able to improve their chances of acceptance into the nation's top colleges and universities.
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"We went over his trig homework. He's still having a bit of trouble with transformations and with sin and cos functions, but we'll keep practicing. We also did some review for the math placement exam. "
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"This was our first session of the school year and this year the student is taking algebra 2/trigonometry. His class has started off the school year with factoring polynomials and absolute value equations. His last algebra class was a couple years ago and he had some difficulty with factoring equations with x or y as a denominator and absolute value equations. Asking him to explain his work and have him point out any errors worked really well and he has become quite sharp at recognizing errors in the problem solving process. Utilizing tutorial sites also seemed to work really well. Next session I am planning on bringing some subject matter worksheets and I walked him through a website and how to get free practice problems by subject. Factoring complex algebraic equations will likely be the primary focus for upcoming sessions. "
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"In today's session, the students and I worked through another set of selected practice problems that covered each of the four sections of the exam. I increased the difficulty of questions across the board, and determined that the students still need continued practice with regards to complex vocabulary. As previously stated, I had no issues with keeping both students focused and engaged in the material. Both asked good questions after each question they missed. In the time that I spent lecturing, I mainly discussed volume and surface area formulas for three dimensional solids like cubes, pyramids, and cones. For extra practice, I would recommend continued use of the online resources. They have progressed noticeably in terms of speed and accuracy since our first meeting. "
