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About Johnsonville
Johnsonville, NY, is a hamlet in Pittstown and Schaghticoke. It is considered a "railroad town" because the railroad played an important role in its history and development. The town has three different historic sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Johnsonville area is a member of the Hoosic Valley Central School District. Within the district, students attend Hoosic Valley Senior High School. Want to feel more confident about your educational possibilities? With private tutoring in Johnsonville, you can receive the kind of test prep and instruction you need, whether it's in-home or online. High School can be challenging, but the best thing to do is buckle down and focus on your studies. You might benefit from online test prep and tutoring in Johnsonville. Students pursuing higher education can attend the local University at Albany SUNY. The school's admissions are competitive, due to it being ranked in the nation's top 130 schools. With private test prep instruction via in-home or online tutoring in Johnsonville, NY, you can potentially improve the chances of getting into a top school like this.
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"We reviewed topics from his previous test, including vectors, cross product, dot product, and graphing techniques. The student seems to have a good understanding of most of these topics on a conceptual level but is having some difficulty translating that knowledge to the test questions. We will continue to work on these topics in our next session."
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"Tonight we worked on study skills-note taking for his current unit in trigonometry. He has another exam on Friday for Unit 8 trig, so we took notes on a teacher's summary video. Here it became clear that he didn't fully have the basics down that are necessary to understand the unit; but over the course of viewing 8.1 and 8.2 summaries, with continuous checks for understanding, he began to learn them. He was able to follow along with the teacher and predict the teacher's next step. And by the end, he was able to set up equations successfully and describe what he was required to do to solve them. He needs to continue this note taking strategy in class tomorrow as well as at home with summary videos 8.3 and 8.4. "
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"At the beginning of this session, we began with working on a quiz. The quiz covered inequalities. The student had to solve inequalities and create inequalities based on word problems. He did well with solving problems, but did need reminders on multiplying and dividing integers. After we completed the quiz, we worked on absolute value equations. I taught him that he had to put the equation to a positive and negative answer to find out the solutions. We worked on these problems because I know that his class will be working on inequalities with absolute value soon. He needs to be reminded to listen to all directions carefully and to take his time with his work."
