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About Ladue
Ladue is a city located in St. Louis County, Missouri. It has a population of 8,600 residents and is less than a 20-minute drive from St. Louis. The median income for families living in the city is $179,300, which is the highest of any community in the state. Ladue is, or has been, the home of a number of prominent figures and CEOs, like William H. T. Bush, brother of President George H. W. Bush; McDonnell Douglas founder, James Smith McDonnell; and David Farr, the CEO of Emerson Electric Company.
The Ladue School District is ranked in the top two percent of districts in the United States, and it is home to Ladue Horton Watkins High School. The city is also home to two private schools, John Burroughs School and the Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School, or MICDS. These are all excellent institutions with top-notch, competitive academic programs. In order to try to get the most of your studies, you will need to ensure that you understand the material covered. Your goals are within reach, and you could become more confident in that by receiving tutoring in Ladue, MO.
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"Today, I split the session between Students A and B. First, Student A and I went over a double passage that he had done before our sessions started. I gave him some "double passage-specific" strategies, and then we went through paragraph by paragraph and applied them. He then answered the questions anew and got them all correct. After that, I gave him a new critical reading session to try, and we discussed the questions he missed afterwards. With Student B, I used some geometry practice worksheets to familiarize her with some geometry strategies. When she was finished, we discussed the sentence completions and short passages from one of the sections she had done previously. I made sure they had copies of the practice exams for math and writing, and I gave Student B some last-minute tips on vocabulary building before I left."
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"The student wanted to go over a practice test that had been given to him ahead of time to prepare for his exam in the afternoon. He specifically wanted to cover concepts that seemed unclear to him on the test. Accordingly, we went over determining the geometry of compounds, the hybridization state of different compounds, determining the molecular formula of compounds based on their valence electron availability and calculating the empirical formula of organic compounds. I was able to help him with the questions he had problems with on the test, but he will need to go back over the underlying concepts in the periodic table."
