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About Lyndon
Lyndon is an independent city in Kentucky, and is a part of both Jefferson County and the Louisville Metro. The area is the site of the Oxmoor Farm, which was once home to Alexander Scott Bullitt, who was one of the original drafters of Kentucky's first constitution. The city incorporated in 1963 and has a population of roughly 11,000 people.
Many students in Lyndon attend Ballard High School, which is administered by the Jefferson County Public Schools District. The commute to Louisville from Lyndon usually takes about 20 minutes, and this city is home to many respected colleges and universities. Some of these excellent schools include Sullivan University, the University of Louisville, Bellarmine University, and Spencerian College. Are you looking for private instruction to help you get into your top college? Online or in-home test prep tutoring in Lyndon, KY, is available to help you work towards your goals. You will find that personal tutoring in Lyndon, KY, might help you exceed your expectations.
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"The student completed her math review in preparation for a test tomorrow over solving for a variable when it appears on both sides of the equation. She understands the process of isolating the variable but had some questions on the process when decimals and fractions are involved. We discussed some ways to help with this, including getting rid of the fraction as your first step by multiplying. Her grades are improving, and she is beginning to double check her work and take her time to avoid mistakes."
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"The student has her precalculus final on Thursday and had a variety of practice problems to work on. We went over finding the exact value of trig functions and inverse trig functions, how to graph sine and cosine curves, solving trig word problems with right triangles and with non-right triangles, solving trig equations, working with sequences and summation notation, and ellipses. She has great calculator skills to use when checking her work. Her reasoning skills are excellent too. She still has a lot of practice problems to complete, based on the topics we went over, and that should help her finish preparing for the final. "
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"The student was very happy to tell me that she received an A on her last test. Her overall grade has increased to a B+. Today we covered a new topic, symmetry. We covered different types of transformation as well, including rotation, reflection, and translation. She showed a good understanding of the concepts."
