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About Coronado

Coronado, California, is a resort community in San Diego County, and is home to over 24,000 people. Coronado is a Spanish word for "crowned one", and so it is often referred to as, "The Crown City." Coronado was first incorporated as a town in 1890, and was named as having the best beach in the United States by the Director of the Laboratory for Coastal Research.

Coronado Unified School District manages the three secondary institutions in the city, of which Coronado High may be the most well known. This school has earned a gold medal from US News for its excellent academics, and it ranks within the top 100 California high schools.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

The student and I completed her physics homework and her Pre-Calc extra credit assignment. She did very well and was able to solve almost all the problems herself.

Today we went over math and English exercises. To mix things up we also worked on the automotive mechanics subtest: we are on equal footing with this section and I think it helps to build his confidence.

Tonight we spent some time going over the science practice session that the student took this week. She scored a 25 on that section. I am very encouraged by her scores on the practice tests the last few weeks and I am confident that she will do well on her test in April. She will be taking a full length practice test for our next session to get a gauge of where she is overall.

The student and I read the Epilogue in "Fever" together, discussing vocabulary and figurative language contained in this section of the text. He then completed a quiz over the final chapters of the book. He seemed to be improved in finding answers when rereading. He did fairly well at the two review exercises that I asked him to complete.

The student and I talked about general test strategies - tackling the easier questions first, using process of elimination, and the penalty for guessing on the prep test. We then did a practice English section. This took most of the session, and the result was good; however I think a review of the subject matter will be the biggest priority for the next session.

We covered, reviewed, discussed, practiced and prepared the following topics, as follows: 1) The Order of Operations 2) The arithmetic rules of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, as the student was lacking fundamentals 3) Review of fundamental definitions, such as coefficients, variables, etc. in accordance with student's book study material corresponding with subjects covered at school 4) I created two additional sets of test / practice questions I left with the student to overcome her errors pertaining to some of the subjects.

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About Coronado

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Session Summaries by Tutors