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"We continued to work on completing the square, factoring, and graphing parabolas. I also added in information about factoring cubic functions and some special situation square functions. The student is showing good progress, but she just needs to memorize techniques. We are going over the material quickly so as soon as I remind her of things, she remembers, so more practice and memorization is necessary. However, I think things are progressing well and we will move on from parabolas into the other work soon. "

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"I worked with Student A on the place values of decimal numbers. He completed all his homework in 45 minutes. I had a great first session with Student B. She worked on her homework and it involved solving proportions using either the multiplication property of equality or the cross-product property. We moved on to her science homework. It involved finding the percentages of different minerals in a rock sample. She did very well with this."

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"The student and I began our session with a review of the preterit vs. imperfect, as well as some exercises involving some verb and vocab review. He did an excellent job working through the exercise to select and conjugate the appropriate tense, and even when he couldn't recall an irregular conjugation he recognized that the verb should be irregular and was able to review the correct forms for each pronoun. We finished our session with some listening exercises, going through clips of native speakers line by line to translate and comprehend the material."

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"We continued going over the student's Unit 8 test on vectors. We reviewed magnitude and direction and how, in general, we can use the law of cosines to find the magnitude of the resultant vector and the law of sines to help find the direction of the resultant. We also broke down a vector into its vertical and horizontal components. We've completed this unit, but we can return to review the concepts so she has a complete understanding and can recall the material. We moved onto the next unit on polar coordinates and graphs. She did well on graphing polar coordinates and functions. I asked her to review the next section on converting between polar and rectangular coordinates since she understood all of the previous material."

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"I reviewed with the student before his test. He needs to memorize his formulas so that he can apply them to past and current work."

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"The student and I did a final review for her test that was scheduled to take place today, but was postponed until tomorrow. We reviewed factorization, simplifying functions, and finding inverse of functions."

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"We discussed the next section, which covered vectors, direction, magnitude, and examples. The student has a good handle on the material. "

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"During this session, the student first completed his homework, which involved graphing dilations of figures. After he finished this, he completed a take-home practice quiz. I checked both of these and pointed out where he had made mistakes, which he then fixed. "

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"We had a good session today, with the completion of one problem set and one test. Going forward, focus will be on more concept retention. Topics covered included working with fractions (dividing a fraction by a fraction) and working with exponents/roots/fractions."

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"The student got a 92% on her test. Her best grade yet! This week we worked on waves. We reviewed properties of waves, types of waves, and interference. We also did practice problems on frequency and wavelength. "

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"Went over concepts on organic nomenclature, functional groups, and basic bond line notation. Discussed features of IMFs between polar and nonpolar compounds. Assisted the student in completing a practice worksheet for organic compounds. "

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