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About Herriman
When you think of Utah, you probably think of its national parks, beautiful mountains for biking and hiking, the Great Salt Lake, and its notoriety for being host to the Sundance Film Festival. Located within the gorgeous state of Utah is the city of Herriman. Herriman is home to about 22,000 residents, and it was founded by Thomas Butterfield.
Jordan Public School District serves the public learning institutions located in Herriman. This city's top rated High School is Herriman High School (HHS). HHS is rated as the 31st best High School in the entire state of Utah. If you're an upperclassman at this facility who is looking for assistance in studying for college admittance exams, online and in-person Herriman tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep. Private Herriman tutoring, either online or in-home, is a great way to get supplemental custom-tailored instruction to help with your course or test prep. Neumont University, DeVry University - Utah, and Eagle Gate College are all great and prestigious higher learning facilities located within an hour from the heart of Herriman. If you seek online or in-home private tutoring for test prep and general subject instruction from Herriman, UT, tutors, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into your top school choice.
Affordable 1-on-1 Tutoring by top BYU Students. 4.9/5.0 Satisfaction Rating*
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"During our session we covered how to graph inequalities. The student has a good grasp on how to solve and graph the inequalities themselves, but struggles when the information is contained in a word problem. I suggested that the student should try and underline the important parts of the word problem (specific numbers, variables, etc.) and circle what the problem is asking for. Word problems can be tricky when then contain a lot of information, so if the student is able to dissect each sentence individually and organize the data it contains, it will be easier for him to solve the problems. His attitude was on the positive side during the session, although I could tell that math definitely wasn't his favorite subject. Despite that, he has a very good understanding of the material so far, might just need a little more practice. I will be emailing his mother 2-3 inequality word problems for the student to practice before his test on Wednesday. I hope a good grade on the test will increase his enthusiasm for math and will help these concepts stick even quicker! "
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"Worked through problems for upcoming state exam. The student continues to be a hard working, enthusiastic student. "
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"Fluency, vocabulary and comprehension were covered using student materials. The student speeds through the reading by disregarding punctuation. We reviewed short paragraphs from school as well as his vocabulary lesson. He was encouraged to slow down the reading, even to the point of stopping after each sentence. He was encouraged to continue that process."
