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About Foster City
Foster City, CA, is a coastal city on the outskirts of Silicon Valley. The town has a population of about 30,600. Foster City is a well-recognized place to live. "Forbes" ranked the city in the top ten American towns to live in, and "Money Magazine" recognized it as one of the best places to live.
Hillsdale High School serves Foster City as a member of the San Mateo Union High School District. You might improve your chances of getting into the best schools if you take advantage of Foster City, CA, tutors for either online or in-home private tutoring and test prep instruction. With Stanford University being nearby, competition in admissions can be tough. Stanford is ranked 4th out of the nation's colleges. Whether you are going to a prestigious elite university or a community college, private online or in-home tutoring and instruction from a Foster City tutor is a good idea to try to help you with your test prep and courses. Even if you aren't aiming for a high-level university, expert online tutoring from Foster City tutors will work to try to help you succeed in your test prep and coursework.
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"The student has a upcoming test that we reviewed for. We began with concepts she learned at the beginning of the year like the properties of graphs and moved on to limits. She struggled a bit with limits so we will continue to review it more. We also worked through derivatives of trig functions and inverse functions. We finished with tangent lines and implicit differentiation. "
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"The student and I had a very productive session. We discussed imaginary numbers and figured out the pattern as you increase the exponent. We looked at a word problem she had in her notes and resolved the issue. We then did her homework assignment where we were looking at the difference of two squares, and other quick ways to multiply polynomials. We then went down the list of each concept that will be covered on her quiz and did some problems from each section."
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"The student and I reviewed some science materials. We covered a lot of math practice problems (+ - X / fractions) and worked on speed and process of elimination to solve problems with online tools provided by school. We also covered some more difficult word and conversion problems. He says that he has been doing a lot better with keeping track of his homework and getting all assignments done. We continued to discuss study and organization tips (what is working/not working)."
