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About Frankfort
Frankfort, Illinois, is a village located in Cook and Will Counties. According to Forbes, the village is ranked in the top 50 fastest growing suburbs in the nation.
Frankfort is part of the Lincoln Way Community High School District 210. The district is home to Lincoln Way East High School, which is ranked in the top 75 schools in the state. If you are worried about that big exam coming up, online and in-person tutoring in Frankfort might help you improve in your test prep. The surrounding area hosts multiple top ranked schools. The number four ranked school in the country, the University of Chicago, lies just 30 miles away. The top 100 ranked Illinois Institute of Technology is approximately 30 miles away in Chicago. You might improve your chances of getting into the best schools if you take advantage of Frankfort, IL, tutors for both online or in-home private tutoring and test prep instruction. No matter the challenge you face, private tutors in Frankfort can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep.
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"He will have a test on rational functions, graphing rational functions and direct variation soon. We have reviewed the packet that consists of the test topics. The student reviewed graphing rational functions and he has explained asymptotes, x-int, y-int, domain and range of the functions correctly without any explanation. He is good at graphing rational functions. They are allowed to use calculators on the test and he knows how to use a calculator to graph, find the asymptotes and also x-int, y-int. After that we worked on simplifying rational function by multiplying and dividing them. On those problems, I told him that he needs to remember factoring all polynomials before he starts simplifying. Last, we went over direct variation problems. At the end of the our session we went over all formulas and methods by question and answer. He will go over the review pack and notes one more time before he takes the test. "
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"We went through several lessons of the student's online geometry course. Specifically covering perpendicular bisectors, median, and midpoints of triangles as well as some vocabulary concepts. Took a hands on approach, went though each problem encouraging him to complete the problem on his own and assisting if necessary. His geometry grade is improving! Good session!"
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"We covered probability today. We covered the basics in calculating probability for a single event, mutually exclusive events and independent events. We went over the student's homework set as well."
