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About Leonard
Leonard, a small and unincorporated community in Oklahoma, is located in the southeastern part of Tulsa County. The community is named after S. C. Leonard, who was from Detroit, Michigan. Leonard's first post office was established in August of 1908. The community is also known for being the home of the now closed Leonard Geophysical Observatory, which was at one time used to monitor underground nuclear tests and earthquakes.
Many Leonard students attend Bixby High School, which the Bixby Public School District manages. Tulsa is only about a half-an-hour trip northwest of Leonard, and this city hosts many respected colleges and universities. Some of these prominent institutions are Oral Roberts University, the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma State University-Tulsa, and the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology. Private tutoring in Leonard, OK, for test prep instruction, which is available online and in-home, is a great way to make the effort to try to get accepted into and excel at an elite school. You can put in the work to try to keep up with online tutoring in Leonard for your courses or test prep.
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"Today we reviewed for the student's test. We reviewed derivations of arithmetic and geometric sequences, including their implicit and explicit equations. We went over exponential growth and decay from a general overview to specific problems. We then went over adding, subtracting, and multiplying polynomials. We concluded with some practice problems."
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"Today, we began the session by working on a few math lessons/assignments about graphing parabolas. These lessons seemed easy to the student, as he had no difficulty and not many questions on the material. Following Math, we worked on and English assignment that involved researching facts on Wars that America has been involved in throughout history. I also helped him plan out the rest of the work that he should be completing today. Additionally, I helped him plan out all of the work he should be doing each day for the remainder of this week as well as next week."
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"Reviewed and practiced factoring when a>1, using the box method, and factoring by grouping. The student now seems very comfortable with the material. We also reviewed factoring special cases, but I am going to email the student a worksheet with some practice questions & answers to review before test day. "
