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About Darien
Darien is a city located in DuPage County, Illinois. It has a population of 22,100 and is part of Chicago's outer suburbs. Residents living in this city are less than 25 miles from downtown Chicago.
Darien is serviced by the Hinsdale Township High School District 86, which is home to the nationally ranked Hinsdale South High School. Not only is this institution listed in the top 850 schools in the United States, but it is also ranked among the top 30 high schools in Illinois. One way to potentially improve on that important exam is by connecting with a private Darien tutor who has both in-home and online tutoring experience in instruction for test prep. Darien tutors offer online and in-person tutoring sessions to give you the test prep and instruction you need to try to do well on your big exam, so that you focus more on preparing for post-secondary education.
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"The student and I worked on her assignment. While completing this comprehensive assignment, we covered regular polygons, inscribed polygons, trigonometry, and vectors. She excelled in problems involving regular polygons and inscribed polygons. "
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"We covered sections 9.1, 9.4, and 9.5 of the algebra book. The student needed some reminding on inverse/ direct relations, but quickly picked it up. He did not have trouble simplifying polynomial fractions and was easily able to factor more complicated expressions. He also was able to perform complex fraction simplification with little tutoring, which was pretty awesome. In chemistry, we covered solutions, dilutions, molarity, molality, and colligative properties. I used familiar examples such as salt water, gas dissolved in soda, and salting icy roads to explain these concepts, which he seemed to understand readily and was able to perform some small calculations without issue. I stressed the importance of dimensional analysis rather than memorization and recommended he perform dilution problems from the book for extra practice. "
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"The student said she had been writing division story problems in school. She said, "I would like to understand remainders." We worked a couple of examples of this with diagrams. She was able to state the quotient and remainder for these, with a little guidance. This seemed to remind her of a strategy she had learned in school, which was to show division as repeated subtraction. We discussed and reviewed a few problems. She then opened the cube net activity and talked herself through some of it. I allowed her time to complete the activity, and then moved her into the Measurement and Data standard 8.1 problems set on perimeters. She understood the concept of perimeter, yet made minor mistakes of multiplying rather than adding needed remainders. She showed good intuition about how to identify side lengths that are not labeled and she did an excellent job with mental calculation. I had brief conference with mom after the session. I told her that so far, the student's Math and Reading skills both seem pretty sharp in the areas we have investigated."
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