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About Kennewick
The city of Kennewick is located in southeastern Washington. It is a part of Benton County, and has a population of about 76,000. "Kennewick" is the Native American word for grassy place, and its setting matches the name. In the past, it was known as "Tehe," after a legend about the laughter of a native girl when asked the name of the area.
The Kennewick School District is currently the primary school district serving the city. It includes Southridge High School, which offers Advanced Placement classes and tests to its students. You can work to keep up in these advanced classes with online tutoring in Kennewick for your courses or test prep. The best college in the area is Whitman College, located in Walla Walla, WA, about an hour's drive. It is often considered to be one of the top 40 liberal arts colleges in the nation. If you're looking to pursue admission to your school of choice, take advantage of a Kennewick, WA, tutor, who can offer you online or in-home private tutoring and personal instruction to help with your test prep.
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"The student has a test in pre-calculus tomorrow, so we worked on her study guide. Many of the problems required a basic knowledge of the graphs of common functions, so I recommended that she study those tonight. She already knew that they would be important, but she has to sit down and memorize them to best help herself on the test and later in class. We also worked on how to tell if a graph has been shifted vertically or horizontally based on how the equation was altered. She is much better at using a table of values to determine the function; she correctly answered all of the problems on her study guide of that type. "
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"We went over an old test to prepare for a new test in 2-dimensional kinematics. I looked over what the student had done wrong and what had gone right (unit conversions, constant velocity motion). We were able to correct all of the problems, then I created a difficult problem for her to work on over the weekend."
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"I started the session by meeting the student and her mom. We then discussed her needs as far as math. Her mom wants us to work on time and money problems and word problems. I had already sent along a diagnostic test, which she had completed. I reviewed that prior to the session to see what other things she needed to cover.
Once we got going on math, I reviewed fractions (ASMD), mixed numbers, and improper fractions. She did well on all of those. We then learned converting fractions to decimals and rounding. Finally, we covered word problems. One small thing that held her up on the test was not knowing standard measurements (# of inches in a yard, etc.). I am going to send her flashcards based on the diagnostic test and try to find flashcards for imperial measurements to send along to her as well. We scheduled the next session. "
