Florence Tutoring: Tutors in Florence, OH

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About Florence

Florence Township, Ohio, is home to approximately 2,500 residents. Established in 187, Florence Township is one of nine townships located in the county. Florence Township is located 50 miles west of Cleveland.

Florence Township is located in the Firelands Local District. The district is home to the nationally recognized Firelands High School. If you are falling behind, online tutoring in Florence is one way to potentially get caught up in your classes or test prep. The surrounding area has multiple top colleges to choose from. Just 50 miles away lies a top 75 nationally ranked liberal arts college in the College of Wooster. Top 50 nationally ranked Case Western Reserve University is only 50 miles away in Cleveland. Whether you are looking to attend a private or public college or university, you could benefit by seeking a personal tutor in Florence, OH, who can offer you online or in-home tutoring sessions for test prep instruction. Regardless of your busy schedule, private tutors in Florence can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

The student and I went over practice problems for her AP calculus AB AP exam (this covered concepts such as finding the volume of a solid given a function f(x) and derivatives). She knew how to do all of those practice problems that I assigned her.

We studied the student's Spanish vocabulary on chores and work around the home. Then we spent most of the session reviewing her Algebra work, which included reviewing a Slope-Intercept form worksheet and her assessment practice exam.

The student and I had our last tutoring session for this school year. We focused on prepping for his algebra final. We reviewed all of his sections but focused on the quadratic formula, logarithmic laws and different methods to solve quadratic equations besides the quadratic formula. He understands the concepts thoroughly, so we worked on efficiency and being mindful of step-by-step processes. We talked about how once you understand concepts, minimizing mistakes during calculations is the best way to raise your test scoring.

The student and I went over the rest of his review material, and he took a few practice quizzes/tests. I quizzed him on formulas while he was working to keep him on his toes and to simulate real-world situations where his attention may be diverted. He seems confident in his abilities with this chapter.

Today the student completed homework problems involving finding the LCM of fractions with variables, factoring polynomial expressions, and using the distributive property.

I worked with the student today on two step algebraic expressions as well as word problems where she had to create an algebraic equation using d=r/t. I will be giving her another homework problem that is similar to one of the hardest problems we went over so she can get more practice working out the problems.