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About Hales Corners
Hales Corners, WI, is a village of around 7,700 people. Notable people from the village include Paul Poberezny, founder of the Experimental Aircraft Association, and Alyson Dudek, an Olympian speed skater.
Hales Corners is zoned into the Whitnall School District, along with the towns Franklin and Greenfield. Secondary students in the village commute to Greenfield to attend Whitnall High. To potentially improve your score on that important exam, take advantage of online and in-person tutoring sessions with a Hales Corners tutor who is skilled in test prep for students at all levels. An enthusiastic Hales Corners tutor is eager to help you in your private test prep instruction, whether the tutoring sessions are in-home or online. Several excellent colleges are near Hales Corners, including Carroll University in Waukesha and Marquette University in Milwaukee. Are you looking for private instruction to help you get into your top college? Online or in-home test prep tutoring in Hales Corners, WI, is available to help you work towards your goals.
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"The student is approaching finals week and needs to do well, as low scores in the first two marking periods put him at risk of having to take math and history over the summer. This week we completed his math homework and began to review past topics to identify weak areas. For history, we practiced breaking down each chapter into the most important facts and concepts. The student is to prepare potential essay topics for his English and history finals. "
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"We covered the quadratic formula, factor method, and completing the square, as three methods to solving quadratic equations. The student picked up the final topics quickly and solved the problems with minimal assistance. The only tip I can suggest is that he keep track of the signs (whether a number is supposed to be positive or negative) as he brings them down from earlier steps. Otherwise, we've covered all of the material for his next quiz.. I left him some worksheets, and I think if he did a few the night before the quiz, to refresh his memory, he would be able to get a perfect score. "
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"We went through the student's review for trigonometry. I explained the parts that she was struggling with. Then we went through the parts that she had to study for her exam on Tuesday to make sure she can solve the problems. We went through some of the questions that she had problems on then. I explained and solved some examples for her and then asked her to solve some problems to make sure she understood them. She is doing good. "
