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Fremont, California, was first established as a mission in 1795. The area surrounding this city grew exponentially around the time of the California Gold Rush, and now around 200,000 people call Fremont home. It is the fourth most populous city in the San Francisco Bay Area, and it is very geographically close to Silicon Valley.
Fremont Unified School District manages the public school system in the city, and it has eight secondary institutions within it. Three of those schools, Mission San Jose High, Irvington High, and American High, are all recognized both in California and in the country as having stellar educational programs. Being at the top of your class is a real challenge at one of these schools, but you don't have to study alone. Tutors in Fremont, CA, are waiting to work with you in pursuit of realizing your greatest potential.
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"We prepared for her Spanish speaking quiz and Math test. For Spanish, we went over the family members and how to describe them. For Math, we went over square roots, irrational and rational numbers and the Pythagorean theorem. We had gone over some of this Math stuff previously, and she did really well again. I think she is very prepared for both tests!"
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"Reviewed chapters 3.3, 3.4, evaluating polynomial functions, finding roots, symmetry, vertical/horizontal/oblique asymptotes, graphing. The student knows how to do the math. I am reviewing the concepts with her and having her work on the exercises.
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"We focused on student's homework which was fact families. She is very strong when remembering her multiplication facts so she was very successful with this. We also finished her assessment and discussed problem areas. We decided that the first 10 minutes or so of each lesson will be a review of 3rd grade skills."
