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About Euless
Euless is named after Elisha Adam Euless, who became a prominent figure after building a cotton gin and community center on his land. The population is around 51,300, and the city is considered to be a suburb of Fort Worth, Texas.
Harmony Science Academy School District and the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School district hold the city's public schools. The two top performing schools are Harmony Science Academy-Euless and Trinity High. Private Euless tutoring, either online or in-home, is one way to get supplemental custom-tailored instruction to help with your course or test prep. The nearest locations of higher learning include North Lake Colleges and DeVry University Texas in Irving. Whether you are looking to attend a private or public college or university, you could benefit by seeking a personal tutor in Euless, TX, who can offer you online or in-home tutoring sessions for test prep instruction. It could be to your advantage to receive online tutoring in Euless for test prep and help with course material.
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"I believe the student is prepared for his test tomorrow. We reviewed confidence intervals, and he brought practice problems that the test will be similar to. We will meet again next Wednesday before his next test."
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"Today the student and I worked on her algebra packet as well as a new chapter on ratios. She understands that ratios are very similar to fractions. She proved to show strong understanding of this chapter, so we moved a chapter ahead, to simplifying ratios and creating equivalents. This chapter was more difficult for her. I tried using manipulatives and real-life examples until the student understood the concepts. We even discussed keeping items within ratio when creating a recipe for more than the listed "serving size" . Should the recipe call for a 8 person serving, and we wanted to double the serving size, we would have to double all the ingredient amounts.
When she took her time, she was able to successfully reach the answer without assistance/verbal cues. I explained to her that to reach an equivalent ratio, all that had to be done was multiply both ratio numbers by the same factor/divide the number by the same factor number. Dividing by the same factor cannot happen when the ratio is in its most simplest form, but can easily be done when in an equivalent representative of the simplest ratio. The student had fun with this chapter as it tested her critical thinking. She specifically enjoyed the algebra section as it reminds her of a "puzzle". It was a pleasure to work with the student this evening. "
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"The student and I reviewed his physics homework today regarding circuits. I was able to answer all of his question and he expressed a confidence dealing with unfamiliar problems in the future. "
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