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About Highlands Ranch
Highlands Ranch is a census designated place in Denver. It is part of Douglas County. Nomadic tribes populated the land before it was claimed for the French. The area was purchased by the Mission Viejo Company in 1978 and expanded quickly. Today, it offers a great deal to its community.
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"The student and I worked on reading comprehension homework. He did much better this week in answering his questions with complete sentences. Also, we did a math worksheet on counting with coins. The student knows all the different coins and their values well and was able, for the most part, to calculate total amounts when giving several coins. He did have a little bit of trouble with tens and fives when combined, though."
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"I worked with the student again today on his math work. We went over the end of the math portion of the practice exam for the assessment test and then we focused on the Quantitative Reasoning section of the exam. We went back over a lot of the practice problems on the math section. I reminded the student to use his testing strategies when going over the questions and to remember to underline key words. I told him I want him to take the verbal section of the practice exam 2 and the first half of the math section for Monday."
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"1. Corrected homework and formatively assessed student's comfort with Algebra and Functions problems, in which student showed considerable improvement 2. Started Geometry review and assigned problems in preparation for next session 3. Emailed her an additional set of Algebra and Functions problem sets to further solidify her mastery of the math concepts therein contained. She is showing good progress in the quantitative problems assigned. "
