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"Continued discussing sampling distributions, particularly for sample means and sample proportions. After going through an extensive amount of problems over these topics, we moved on to confidence intervals. We were only briefly able to discuss confidence intervals with regards to proportions, but we were able to cover their significance, interpretation, confidence levels, and how to calculate confidence intervals for proportions. Homework was assigned over confidence intervals, and we will continue with this topic starting next week."
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"The student was having problems with radicals and exponents. We went over the packet he had and I explained to him what they had went over in school. I helped him and gave him some strategies on how to work those problems. "
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"The student and I spent most of our session talking about titrations between strong acids and strong bases, as well as between weak acids and strong bases. We also spent some time going over oxidation states in preparation for her next unit on redox chemistry. "
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