Framingham Tutoring: Tutors in Framingham, MA

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About Framingham

Framingham, Massachusetts, is located in Middlesex County and has a population of approximately 68,000 residents. It is home to the Amazing Things Arts Center, Framingham Community Theater, and the Danforth Museum. Its lush parks bring in a lot of walkers, hikers, basketball players, and dog lovers.

Framingham High School, ranked 38th best high school in the state, is the only high school in Framingham, MA. It is in the Framingham Public School District. Higher education options in Framingham at Framingham State University and Massachusetts Bay Community College. FSU is an officially accredited university by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and is a nonprofit institution. Top schools are not out of your grasp if you reach out to private tutors in Framingham, MA, for tutoring either in-home or online to receive subject instruction or test prep. Online or in-home tutoring in Framingham might benefit anyone who wishes to have private one-on-one instruction for their test prep or school work.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

In today's session, the student and I focused on calculus. We reviewed implicit differentiation, product/quotient rule, chain rule, solving for the tangent line, a little on solving for x when given polynomials, and the unit circle. Overall, the student did well. He does know several of the concepts well.

This was our last session before the test, so we did some review in all the subject areas, with an emphasis on English. We used a test that seems harder than the actual ACT. It had more rhetorical skills questions than the real test, so it was good practice. Content-wise, he is ready for the test.

The student reviewed the most important topics covered in the last session so we moved on to learning the first few forms of the verb "to want."

The student wrote an essay to a sample prompt and we reviewed how to brainstorm and write an organized essay with concrete details. We reviewed techniques on how to determine the best possible answer for SAT English questions testing vocabulary and sentence sense. I assigned ten new vocabulary words per day until next session.

The student didn't have school on Monday, so we went over his homework that would be due on Tuesday. He had to read several passages and answer questions based upon his reading. We then took a quick look at the algebra that he'd complete on Tuesday.

We went over clock time. We also went over adding and subtracting clock time. We went over money. The student added money amounts. We went over mental math drills. These are adding and subtracting problems. We went over her homework on reading comprehension. We went over compound words.

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Private 1-on-1 Tutoring by Harvard Honors Grads! We serve Boston and all Suburbs.

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About Framingham

Private 1-on-1 Tutoring by Harvard Honors Grads! We serve Boston and all Suburbs.

Session Summaries by Tutors