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About Covina
Covina, California, is located just 20 miles east of Los Angeles and home to about 50,000 residents. The city motto, "Where Friendship is Traditional," highlights the close-knit Covina community filled with people who are not only neighbors, but also great friends. While several movies have shot scenes on location in Covina, often on scenic Citrus Avenue, the town is generally quiet and offers inhabitants a great escape from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles while still being close enough to enjoy all the big city has to offer.
Covina is served by two public school districts, including the Covina-Valley Unified District, which offers some of the top high schools in the state. Two located right in the city include Covina High and Northview High. Covina tutoring lets you receive private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep when attending challenging top high schools. There are also many private high schools in Los Angeles County, including South Hills Academy located right in West Covina. When preparing for tough private school entrance exams, you might benefit from online test prep and tutoring in Covina.
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"For this week, we worked on the student's history and math homework. In history, she had to summarize and identify relationships in a current event article relating to nationalism in Africa or South America. We perused several articles and picked one discussing the Boko Haram group in Nigeria. She was able to successfully identify most of the relationships. For math class, she had homework on exponential word problems. I think seeing the big picture is still an issue. I will find more word problems so she can have additional practice. "
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"We covered topics from the student's last exam. This included vertex form, factoring, and forms of imaginary numbers. We then covered translation of quadratic equations."
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"Today when we met she asked me about the problems she struggles most with, and are most likely to be on the final she will be taking this week. First we worked on secant segments, tangents, arcs, and chords. At the beginning we define each by what they are, and solved a couple exercises together to be able to find the missing length on each specific arc, chord, tangent, or secant segment. After that we moved to factoring binomial and polynomial. I showed one example and asked for two exercises, which she did perfectly. After that we continued with finding the specific angle period for each provided function between 0 and 360. At the end, as a closure, we went over the each lesson briefly and she was feeling pretty confident on each. "
