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"Over this session, we reviewed for an upcoming Calculus final, dealing primarily with finding the formula for tangent lines of equations, local and absolute extrema, and definite and indefinite integrals. We also touched on topics of continuity and implicit differentiation."

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"The student and I had a very productive meeting today, during which we went over some difficult material on power series and radii of convergence and also did a number of practice problems on convergence of series. We finished going over an online lesson sheet that we had begun during our previous session on Sunday about using the ratio test, together with other tests, to determine where various power series converge. We then reviewed some convergence tests that we had discussed previously and went through multiple examples from her lecture slides. We reviewed geometric series, p-series, and alternating series as well as the use of the nth term, integral, and limit comparison tests. I think that she is feeling considerably better about this material, but we will plan to keep practicing it at our next meeting, and she has a few additional examples from the slides to go over on her own. We will likely plan to meet again this coming Sunday. "

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"The student and I reviewed his practice problems on ratios and proportions that he had for homework, discussing the difference between part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios. We then did additional math practice, focusing primarily on Algebra problems. Lastly, we discussed the SAT essay prompt and format and reviewed a top-scoring essay provided in the workbook. "

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"The student practiced her sight words. We organized her sight words into three levels, and she read a difficult level one book. She also read cvcc and ccvc words, and I helped decode words the student struggled with. We reviewed the common sound for qu in words like quit and quite. We also reviewed the short and long vowel sound for the letter (i). "

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"Today, we covered geometry problems to prep for the GRE. We mainly focused on finding volume and surface area for 3D figures, but we also touched up on finding parallel and perpendicular slopes of lines. The student performed well with the practice problems and simply needs to spend time memorizing formulas. I plan on emailing her a link to various practice tests so she can practice on her own before our final session."

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"Today, we did the work the student's mom assigned. We decided to make dance routines that represented some multiplication problems so that the kinesthetic learning may make the answers stick better. I left some homework for her to complete. Next time will be the final session. Since I have technically gone through all of the multiplication tables with her, we will simply use flashcards to review everything. If it goes quickly, we can also practice cursive and division next time."

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"We began by going through some of the student's old assignments. The class is moving quickly and has finished talking about the basic methods of integration like u-substitution and all kinds of trigonometric integrals. I made sure he was comfortable with u-substitution and how it works. We talked about some of the algebra of natural logarithms and how to do logarithmic differentiation. We talked about the average value of a function."

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"We continued working through algebra and precalculus problems. Part of the material was review from last time, including factoring, simplifying roots, rationalizing denominators, working with compositions of functions, and solving algebraic equations. We discussed the new topics of exponential growth/ decay, properties of logarithmic/ exponential functions, more advanced factoring, and finding roots of equations. The student will continue working through the practice test questions. I will also send her links to sample problems with explanations she can use during her practice. "

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