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About Leawood
Leawood is a city located in Johnson County, Kansas. It is part of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area and is less than 30 minutes from Kansas City, MO. There are 31,900 residents who live in Leawood, and because of its close proximity to Kansas City, many residents commute across state lines for work.
Residents living in Leawood are serviced by two school districts: Shawnee Mission and Blue Valley. There are also four private academies, including the Phoenix Montessori School, a college prep academy that gives students the skills needed to enter into college. To try to get an edge on the competition and potentially increase your chances of getting into the best schools, the Leawood, KS, tutors specialize in private test prep tutoring and instruction, both online and in-home. Most of Leawood's residents attend the award-winning Blue Valley High School. This institution has challenging curriculum that can prepare you for success outside of education. If you are interested in private test prep instruction, Leawood, KS, tutoring is a great solution. It is available either online or in-home, and is an excellent way to supplement your studies.
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"1. Spanish -ar verbs worksheet completed
2. Math, pages 123-125, 9-27 odd completed, and the rest of the assignment wasn't written down clearly.
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4. Outlined the speech that is due Thursday, Oct 8. The student forgot his speech folder but from what he remembers, we wrote down that he needs an introduction, 4 purpose statements (supplemented with details), and a conclusion.
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"The student told me he had a quiz in geometry a couple of days ago and did very well. He has a chapter test next week and he worked on the the chapter review on lines, line segments, lengths of segments, congruent segments, planes, intersections, etc."
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"For our first session the student and I covered the first 5 chapters of the book. We covered the major points of each section with appropriate sample questions. We covered one and two dimensional motion, basic trigonometry, vector addition and applications to physical bodies. We also went over circular motion as well as Newton€™s three laws of motion and their applications, putting particular emphasis on the second law and the typical question types associated with them. The student seemed a little lost as to where to start most of the questions, but at the end of the session he showed good improvement. With a little independent practice he should see decent results."
