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"The lesson today went quite well. I reviewed the topics that we talked about in the last session and gave him a small assessment, just to judge how much of the topics he had retained. This week I taught him fraction simplification and how to write mixed numbers as improper fractions. The student struggled with the concept of simplifying fractions the most, but he was receptive to the information and eager to learn. I left him with around 10-15 extra problems on what we learned. I was happy with his progress, and am looking forward to next week. "

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"The student has started working on anti-derivatives. I went over the basic theory behind them and why they have certain properties such as the constant of integration that appears after the operation. We also began working through his next homework assignment on the topic."

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"This session we did fraction and proportion work. The student was working with baking a cake and finding the quantities he needed for the cake he wants to bake. He needed help with translating fractions and how to manage the information. At the end we solved in two different ways so he can choose the one that works best for him."

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"We covered the "Squeeze/sandwich theorem" as well as a few ideas of existence of limits. We then covered some ideas on continuity and tangents lines on piecewise functions. The student came to the session with specific questions and we were able to cover all the material in the given time. "

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"The student and I worked on the properties of logarithms and exponential expressions. We practiced expanding simple expressions into multiple logarithmic statements and compressing statements with multiple logs into a single expression. We also learned the change of base formula and practiced using it to calculate non-standard bases."

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"Student A: We reviewed various linear equations and introduced the concept of absolute value equations. Student B: We reviewed proof of quadratic equations and practiced laws of exponents (advanced). "

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"We went over multiplying polynomials. Remember: 1) Multiplying monomials and polynomials: Multiply the coefficient and add the exponents 2) Multiplying binomials: For instance, (x+3)(x+4). Remember that each term in the first expression has to be multiplied by each term in the second expression. So it is NOT x^2+12 (like you did at first). It would be x^2+4x+3x+12=x^2+7x+123) When solving word problems, make sure to define your variables before you get started. So when you were told that the length of a rectangle is 3 inches greater than the width, make sure to write down width=x length=x+34) As always, recheck your work by reworking the entire problem so you don't make minor mistakes. :) Great session, I look forward to working with you again tomorrow."

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"We reviewed the student's practice quiz/test. It covered finding the area between two curves, finding the area of rotation, finding the length of a line, and finding the surface area of a line rotated about an axis. We worked through about 15 problems in these areas, going over the equations for both y=f(x) and x=f(y). The volumes we found used both the method of shells and the method of disks. We covered a lot of difficult integration problems, and we successfully solved all the problems on the practice quiz. He seemed to have a good grasp on the material and was quite fast at setting problems up and integrating, which was excellent."

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"We reviewed some problems for the student's test tomorrow, including finding exact values of trig functions, and solving triangles."

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"The student did awesome in his test prep today! We went over most of the problems on his practice test and focused heavily on factoring and different ways of factoring equations. We went over a few word problems that made sense to him after we started them out together. By the end of the lesson, he was able to factor the equations without any assistance from me and was correcting some previous mistakes that he had been making. I'm sure he is going to do amazingly on his test!"

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"For today's tutoring session, the student and I reviewed for her final exam. We reviewed over her semester's tests that she got back to study. We mainly solved over problems that she missed and I think that it had helped her a lot. I will be meeting with the student this Thursday for another review session. "

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