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About Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne is a town located on an island in Miami-Dade County, Florida. It has a population of 12,300 and is a suburb of Miami Beach. Residents living in this community are less than 10 miles from downtown Miami.
Students who live in Key Biscayne are serviced by the Miami-Dade County Public Schools, where they attend Coral Gables High School. Some pupils in the community also attend MAST Academy, which is ranked in the top 50 best schools in the United States and the top 10 in Florida. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Key Biscayne tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. Expert online tutoring from Key Biscayne tutors could help you work towards success in your test prep and coursework.
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"Today, the student and I began on geometry, started on angles, geometric notation, dimensional analysis and area/volume/perimeter. Next, we will discuss difference between postulate and theorem, learn what a proof is, and start on triangles."
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"The student and I reviewed for a math quiz she is having on Monday. We went through graphing exponential equations without a calculator. She said that she understood most but not all of the process. We went through examples that all involved a transformation of the equation f(x)=1/x. We discussed this basic function and what its graph looks like. We also went over the different types of transformations. The primary reason we discussed this is because the student won't be allowed to use a graphing calculator on her quiz; knowing the basic shape of the graph will help her graph more accurately. In addition to graphing, she needed to find domain, range, intercepts, end behavior, asymptotes, describe end behavior, and also areas of increasing or decreasing for the function. She did well with graphing and plotting what she knew helped her to determine more information about the function. The student had some trouble describing end behavior so we went over that more than some of the other topics. We also did a problem involving real world application and she was able to set up and solve that problem mainly on her own. She works hard during our sessions and is good at asking questions to better understand difficult concepts. "
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"We went over more questions of the student's sample final exam to realize more in depth the meaning of the derivative. I illustrated the derivative from a graphical point of view and then from a calculus point of view using its limit formula. We looked at the derivative of a space-time function and then at the derivative of a velocity-time function. Then, we looked at the derivative of the trigonometric functions and how to draw a sine and cosine from the circle on the x-y plane. I am preparing an online calculus test that he can do before we meet again."
