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About Fair Lawn
Fair Lawn is a modest city, but is known for being the starting place of one of the state's original organized street hockey programs. In 1976, the Fair Lawn Flyers competed in the first national street hockey championship.
Within the city, there is Fair Lawn High School, which is part of the Fair Lawn Public School District. This high school has an impressive number of students who pass the Advanced Placement tests each year. The nearest college is Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey-Newark which is just a short half an hour drive away from the city. A Fair Lawn, NJ, tutor can offer you private instruction, through either online or in-home tutoring sessions, to help with your test prep and work to try to get into your top school choice. To help you work towards success in your courses, expert online or in-home private tutoring from tutors in Fair Lawn is offered for both general class instruction and test prep.
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"Tonight the student worked on homework for math that had problems about equations and inequalities. We also did some prep for the next exam. He has been able to bring his grade up in math from a 72 and 80. His teachers are very impressed with his progress!"
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"The student and I continued to go through previous assignments. We worked on various transformations of points and figures, including reflecting over axes, rotating about the origin, and translations.
She had difficulty visualizing movements about the coordinate plane and spatially reasoning through some of the transformations, so we tried other methods for completing the problems. We determined that she is best able to complete these types of problems by listing the coordinates involved and performing computations on them based on heuristic rules for the various transformations - she was much more comfortable with this method than a more traditional, spatial approach.
After making that adjustment, she had a much easier time getting through the assignments we worked on. There are certain problem types that require more spatial reasoning, but if she can ground the problem in pieces that she knows how to do, she is more likely to be able to work through them."
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"The student and I spent the majority of the session working through her science exam review. Overall, she did very well - she needed only a little help addressing some of the equation questions. Currently, she is passing all of her classes with mid to high Cs, and I told her that I'd like to see her two high C classes turn into low B classes with her exam grades (mathematics and social studies)."
