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About Kentucky
Kentucky is one of the four states in the United States that is designated as a commonwealth. The "Bluegrass State" is named such not because of the music, but instead because of the fields of bluegrass that are found in fields throughout the state. The state also houses one of the largest cave systems in the world, Mammoth Cave National Park, and two of the nation's largest man-made lakes.
Kentucky has some excellent schools. Some of the best ranked public schools in the state are DuPont Manual High in Louisville, Highlands High School in Fort Thomas, and Beechwood High School in Fort Mitchell. Students in Kentucky looking for online or in-home private tutoring, test prep, and instruction can find a private tutor with the help of Varsity Tutors. Students also have the option of private schools like St. Francis High School and Louisville Collegiate School, which are both in Louisville. Hoping to work on your education through private instruction? Private tutors look forward to tutoring students in Kentucky for course or test prep, either in-home or online.
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"The student and I covered a lot of material. I gave him a crash course on phase changes, thermodynamics, enthalpy, quantum theory, electron configuration, chemical bonding, and shapes of molecules. He knew the material very well already, so I am looking forward to going over his previous midterms in preparation for his upcoming final exam next time."
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"Today the student and I discussed transforming primary functions (in the for ab^x-h+k) by identifying their a, h, and k values and sketching the corresponding graphs. He is very proficient in evaluating equations and describing the transformations. He will want to continue practicing identifying which value is a, h, or k and first determining how the graph will transform before sketching the graph.
Negative exponents were a new concept for him, so we will continue discussing how to evaluate negative exponents by taking the reciprocal. He identifies the values of a, h, and k proficiently for functions in vertex form.
We will discuss converting quadratic standard form to vertex form next week. He is building a solid foundation for evaluating quadratic and higher functions."
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"He and I worked on completing his homework that is due next week. The homework focused on determining amounts from a scale that is given. He did awesome with all of the problems and only needed help with a few tricky ones. We also started working on some review for his upcoming test, and he did awesome on those, as well!"
