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Kansas, located in the Midwestern region of the United States, was first established as a state in 1861. Kansas has a reputation for being one of the most efficient agricultural states in the country, and it's particularly known for its production of corn, sorghum, and wheat. Residents of the state are known as both "Kansans" and "Jayhawkers," and its state motto is "To the stars through difficulties." The capital of Kansas is Topeka, which has a population of about 130,000 people.
There are many opportunities for an excellent high school education for students in Kansas, and the state hosts a number of respected secondary institutions. Some of the great schools to be found throughout Kansas include Blue Valley High, Olathe Northwest High School, and Liberal Senior High. Private tutoring is a way for students in Kansas to get supplemental custom-tailored instruction for their course or test prep.
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"The student was still having a little trouble with the use of functional notation, but I think we've taken care of that from today onward. We did an in-depth study of some procedures involving fractions, including involving addition of rational polynomial expressions. This gave us an opportunity to review several topics from earlier lessons, such as factoring polynomials.
He says he's working on the online course, but he's concerned about whether he'll stay motivated to work on the worksheets. He came up with a list of things to practice during the week and asked me to keep him accountable and make sure he was on track with his assignments at future meetings. I promised to follow up via email him during the week to check in. We also had a very nice conversation about politics afterwards. "
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"Rules of derivatives: We covered rules for the trig functions sin and cos. These rules were also used in finding derivatives of polynomials with both power and trig functions. We also covered some use of the chain rule for trig functions."
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"We spent half of our time on Algebra and half on Government. In government, we reviewed the powers of the executive branch and how they interact with the other branches of government. We drew out a chart to represent the separation of powers and how each branch can influence the others. In algebra, we did a brief review of the last concept, and then went on to graph a system of equations so that she can understand how it operates visually before we solve the same problem with equations on Tuesday. Overall, she is a really great kid, and I really enjoyed our session!"
