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About Derby
Derby is a city located in New Haven County, Connecticut. It has a population of 12,900 residents and is 10 miles from downtown New Haven.
Students who live in Derby are serviced by the Derby School District, which is the home of Derby High School. Derby tutoring lets you receive private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep today. It could be to your advantage to receive online tutoring in Derby for test prep and help with course material, so that you can then spend extra time preparing for success outside of secondary education.
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"We prepared for her final test by going through some of the test prep questions. This test focused on logarithms and how to work with their expansion and solving. We focused on the phrase: "the base becomes the base the end becomes the exponent and what's left goes last." This is a way to solve the questions and she commented that it was a better way of remembering."
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"We covered much more general concepts, problems, and details about the class than actual material. Since the student went from honors geometry to his current geometry class, he has gone from allocating an enormous amount of time to a minuscule amount of time. While he is more than capable of handling the material, the lack of practice mainly affects his confidence on test day. When he sees a test problem, his mind kicks into honors geometry mode and assumes it is very difficult and must have, say, 15 steps to the solution or it can't be right. I will work on building some pseudo tests for him so he can have more specifically geared timed practice that is relevant to this class."
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"This student is most certainly a bright student. At 16, too, he possesses a mature character and is quite receptive to working together. After discussing the breakdown of his last ACT composite score, we focused today's session on math and science, as his lowest scores were in those two categories, and a little reading comprehension. Our session was very productive, and I look forward to future ones with him. I am confident that with some consistency and practice, he will be able to elevate his composite score to 30 or higher."
