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Edwards: Los Lunas tutor
Certified Tutor in Los Lunas, NM
...Assistant in Chemistry classrooms and labs while earning a doctorate in Chemistry. I taught as a lead teacher and push-in special education teacher in Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Biology high school classrooms. I have taught middle school science and mathematics. My current licenses to teach include Special Education and Secondary Education with endorsements...
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University of New Mexico-Main Campus - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
University of New Mexico-Main Campus - Doctor of Philosophy, Chemistry
Zack: Los Lunas tutor
Certified Tutor in Los Lunas, NM
...high school levels teaching English and Math. I then went on to teach four years in the Peace Corps living and working in the Federated States of Micronesia and Jordan. This included teaching at public and private universities. Back in the United States I have taught GRE and LSAT prep classes for individual students preparing...
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University of Cincinnati-Main Campus - Bachelor in Arts, Music
University of Chicago - Master of Arts, Near and Middle Eastern Studies
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Los Lunas, NM, is a village with an approximate population of 14,900. The town serves as Valencia County's county seat and is part of the Albuquerque Metropolitan Statistical Area. Los Lunas is 35 miles south of New Mexico's largest city, Albuquerque.
Los Lunas High School is a member of the Los Lunas Public Schools district. Students living near large cities will have a lot of competition to get into good local colleges. Are you looking for private instruction to help you get into your top college? Online or in-home test prep tutoring in Los Lunas, NM, is available to help you work towards your goals. Online and in-person Los Lunas tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep. An excellent college option is the local University of New Mexico. The school is ranked in the top 200 schools in the United States, which may make it difficult to be admitted into. Seeking tutoring in Los Lunas, NM, is a great first step to work to try to get to the next level in your education.
It is important to learn what is taught in your schools, but you should look outside of your textbooks for learning opportunities as well. Los Lunas has several great attractions that will teach you about local history and art. Tome Hill Gallery is great place to view local art. The gallery is filled with works by craftspersons and artists that are local to New Mexico. The area has a variety of art from pottery to paintings. If you fall in love with a piece, take it home with you to let New Mexico art spice up your decor.
Learn about the local history at the Los Lunas Museum of Heritage and Arts. The museum has exhibits on nearby communities and the state of New Mexico as a whole. The museum has a collection of oral histories that are supported by photos and artifacts from area residents and businesses. The museum displays traveling exhibits of art and hosts guest speakers to enrich your experience.
Once you've learned about the history of the land, visit a local park to appreciate the present day. The Riverside Park, aptly named because it runs alongside the Rio Grande River, offers nature trails and fishing for a day of fun. Learning about local history can be enjoyable, and may whet your appetite for more knowledge.
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The student and I spent this entire session preparing for her geometry quiz. Some of the subject matter is pretty difficult, so the extra time was well spent. She seemed to have a solid understanding by the end, and hopefully she does well on her quiz!
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The student had a review sheet for a test coming up on Tuesday. It was mostly working with Exponential and Logarithmic functions. There were graphing problems, solving equations, using properties, and word problems. She felt she had a good grasp of the material.
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The student has an exam on u-substitution with integration tomorrow. We did practice problems from a textbook I own. About 20. The student understands u-substitution but has trouble recognizing some derivatives and integrations. But the student is trying hard on remembering them. Overall good session and I believe he is ready for his exam.
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We started the session by going over corrections from a previous section review. It seems most of the student's mistakes have stemmed from misreading questions. We discussed solutions and both concluded that she should take more time reading questions. We finished the session by trying a practice run of the reading section. She was able to do well in this section and scored within the top 20%. After reviewing her mistakes, it seems misreading questions is her main obstacle in the way of major success. I assigned her more corrections to look over and told her to take her time in reading them.
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Today we recalculated the difficult problems in physics from the first week of the course. The problems were difficult for two reasons. They either involved a two step problems, as in free fall + sound back, or they involved solving quadratic equation and figuring out which solution is applicable. That was in case of free fall.
Strategies employed were to always test whether the solution obtained makes physical sense, as in having correct magnitude and sign. The other strategy was to be careful from the get go about setting up the origin of the coordinate system and positive/ negative direction for all vectors.
The student is very quick and attentive, he is able to quickly solve these problems when given adequate explanation of the problem.
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For math, we reviewed a worksheet she had done in class and talked about perpendicularity and slope. I told her that "rise over run" can also be thought of as "change in y over change in x," and that seemed to help her understand slope even better. We also took a look at the work she'd been doing in science class, which was designing an experiment. Finally, she started an assignment for her history class, which involved picking out a news article about a current event and writing about it.
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