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About Holmes Beach
Holmes Beach is a city in Manatee County, Florida. It has a population of approximately 5,000. Holmes Beach occupies the central part of Anna Maria Island. John E. Holmes is the city's namesake; he developed the planned community post-World War II.
The Manatee County School District serves the public schools of Holmes Beach. Manatee High, Bayshore High, and Southeast High are some of the local public secondary institutions. Skilled in-person or online Holmes Beach tutors might help students get ahead in their courses or test prep with one-on-one tutoring sessions. If you're looking to attend a local college or university, Florida Gulf Coast University; the University of South Florida; the University of Tampa; and State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota are some of your available options. If you're looking for private instruction to help you get into the top college of your choice, online or in-home test prep tutoring in Holmes Beach, FL, is available to help you work towards your goals.
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"We covered the student's recent geometry homework in which they are learning about triangle congruency; describing congruent lines and congruent angles. She got this concept very easily. When given a mirror image of congruent triangles she flipped the order of listed points on congruent lines, so I suggested she use the triangle names ABC and XYZ to follow which point is congruent with which point, whatever it asks for, just use the same order of the letters to get the congruent match for other triangle. This helped her avoid any flipping of letter order. We also worked on balancing chemical equations by adding coefficients to pre-written chemical reactions. She did very well at this, although sometimes would forget about the coefficient, or not properly address the coefficient and subscripts together. After working on two pages of examples, she was correctly balancing all of the atoms on left and right side of equation. I encouraged her to ask her teachers whenever something in class does not make sense to her, she definitely has the smarts to do well, with a positive attitude and setting aside dedicated time to study the materials presented in class, then taking her time when answering test questions so as not to make simple errors due to an assumption or not reading the exact question."
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"The student had recently taken a test on the trig identities, and I asked her how she felt. She said it was not that bad, but she hasn't gotten her results back yet. I told her to keep me posted. We went over polygon characteristics in detail today reviewing interior angles, exterior angles, and regular polygon concepts. We spent quite some time talking about the different quadrilaterals and properties of each special quadrilateral. She understood the material today fairly well. I also asked her to rewrite notes for the special quadrilaterals in a way she would understand them (with diagrams of each and labeling the properties on the diagrams). I will see her on Thursday. "
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"* The student is anticipating a trip to a Spanish speaking country.
* He had several sets of flashcards made up with phrases/ words that he would need/ use on his trip.
* I edited the flashcards, then pronounced them as he repeated them back.
* We did questions, checking in and staying at a hotel, as well as polite conversation pieces.
* He is having me work on other sets."
