Concord Tutoring: Tutors in Concord, CA

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About Concord

Concord is located in Contra Costa County, California. With a population of 122,100 residents, it is the largest city in the county, and is the 8th largest in the Bay Area. It is part of the East Bay suburbs and is less than 30 miles east of San Francisco.

Most Concord residents are serviced by the Mount Diablo Unified School District. There are a number of high schools in the area, including the Clayton Valley Charter High School, which is ranked among the top institutions in California. To help you work towards success in your courses, expert online or in-home private tutoring from tutors in Concord is offered for both general class instruction and test prep.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

The student and I reviewed the unit circle and completed some of her homework with conversions. We also went over how to complete some of her test review.

The student was focusing on his biology exam coming up this week. This prep was simple as we reviewed the reproduction system: both male and female.

We reviewed trig concepts for her exam. The student is going over polar coordinate-based questions in class. She gained a better understanding of most questions she expects to see on the test.

Today we worked on more simplification of polynomial expressions--talked about negative exponents and how to solve them. Also she is learning to solve one and two step equations that involve negative and positive integers, decimals and fractions. She continues to do well. She's also learning to solve one and two step equations that involve negative and positive integers, decimals and fractions. She continues to do well and got an A on the last exam. She continues to grow in her knowledge of pre-algebra and algebra concepts.

I spent a little time with each girl discussing what classes they were in, what they were learning in their classes, which classes they enjoyed, and which ones they felt they were struggling in. I did homework with both girls. They seemed pretty on top of their things so I spent more time helping them with new study techniques and strategies and less time actually explaining the concepts.

We reviewed for Monday's quiz. We covered binomials, expected value of probability distributions, and normal distributions pdf and cdf.