Cooper City Tutoring: Tutors in Cooper City, FL

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About Cooper City

Cooper City is a resident of Broward County, Florida. The city's namesake is Morris Cooper, who founded the town in 1959. The city has a population of approximately 28,500. Cooper City belongs to the South Florida metropolitan area. Family Circle magazine has rated the town as one of the top 10 communities for families.

Cooper City belongs to the Broward County Public Schools System. Cooper City High is the town's sole secondary campus. One way to potentially improve on that important exam is by connecting with a private Cooper City tutor who has both in-home and online tutoring experience in instruction for test prep. Local universities include the University of Miami, Florida Memorial University, and Florida International University. Whether you are looking to attend a private or public college or university, you could benefit by seeking a personal tutor in Cooper City, FL, who can offer you online or in-home tutoring sessions for test prep instruction.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

At today's session, the student and I conquered significant figures in Chemistry. She had a test the next day, so we went over the material. We also took notes and made rules to make the topic easier to understand. We scheduled our next session for Saturday.

The overall concept was slope, how to find the slope using a graph, table or from coordinate points. The student was struggling with the concept when he came to tutoring, but after explaining and showing him some tricks about the concept and how to find the slope, the student was confident about the topic. He worked on his school assignment which was 3 pages.

Today we focused on studying for the student's summative for tomorrow over the volume of cylinders, cones, spheres and distance. She says she thinks this unit is easier which is a good sign.

The student is preparing to take the SSAT Upper on January 9th. She is interested in top tier schools and needs to score as high as possible. We reviewed strategies for Verbal (Synonyms and Analogies) and Reading Comprehension. She answered every Reading Comprehension question correctly and answered 17/20 Analogies and 16/20 Synonyms correctly. She is taking a full length practice test for homework.

The student worked on analyzing reading passages. He answered most questions correctly. For those he missed, he was able to understand his errors. He is able to isolate newly learned concepts and then integrate them with his prior knowledge.

The student was working on a new subject in math--reading things to scale. He had started his homework already but had gotten stuck on two problems that used language that was confusing. I guided him through understanding this new language, and we talked about how he could use what he knew to understand confusing looking new wording on tests. We finished the homework and did a few extra practice problems from the chapter.