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Danbury, CT, is located within the New York metropolitan area. It is ranked 7th in population among Connecticut cities. Danbury is nicknamed the Hat City. At one point in its history, this city was responsible for the production of 25 percent of the hats in the US.
There are three high schools within the city limits of Danbury. Henry Abbott Technical High School, also known as Abbott Tech, is affiliated with the Connecticut Technical High School System. The Danbury Public School District is home to Danbury High School. Immaculate High School is a private Roman Catholic School overseen by the Diocese of Bridgeport. One-on-one tutoring in Danbury, CT, can potentially help you do well in your classes and exams. Danbury tutoring lets you receive private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep today.
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"Today we spent more time on her Trigonometry problem set, and we also covered some Chemistry problems."
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"We went over what he has done in class so far. We went over colligative properties and the equations that went with it, too. I explained the variables to him for each equation and how they can be used in problems. Going over the equations took awhile, because it is probably the most complicated material for this section. Then I went through the rest of the material with him to figure out his understanding of everything. I asked him questions along the way. He mentioned that his professor does not explain things very well, and that they just list things on the board. I tried making the connection between the equations and concepts for him. It seems like he didn't remember too much from gen chem I, maybe because the long summer was in between the two classes. However, after I explained some things and he repeated the information back in his words, he was able to explain things well. I think he just needs more time with the material. He said he's going to take the time to look through his book and organize his notes better and do more practice problems."
