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About Manlius
The town of Manlius is located in New York, and is a part of Onondaga County. The town has a population of around 32,000 residents, and CNN Money has ranked it as one of the best 100 places to live in the United States. Manlius was first settled around 1790, and the town was officially established in 1813. The community is named after a prominent Roman, but exactly which one has been lost to history.
The Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District runs the only public secondary institution in the community, which is Fayetteville-Manlius Senior High School. US News has awarded this High School with a silver medal for its educational programs, and it ranks as one of the best schools in New York.
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"We resumed learning about scientific notation. The student is successfully retaining what we learned earlier in the chapter and applying it to writing in scientific notation. He took a mastery test at the end and scored 9/10. I am growing more and more confident in his abilities. He has a good attitude and is willing to make and correct his mistakes. We will start the final unit on polynomials next week."
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"When we began the session I asked the student if she had any particular areas on her final review guide that she wanted me to discuss. I began by going over unit 9: relationships in geometry. After we did a few questions together and it seemed like she understood the material I moved on to Unit 10: perimeter, circumference, and area, from her worksheet. We solved several problems together, and again when I felt that she understood the material I asked if she had any other areas that she wanted to touch on with the remainder of her time. We did several for Unit 13: personal finance questions and Unit 15: more algebra questions until the conclusion of our session. I mentioned to the student to make sure that she remembers to write out every step when solving problems tomorrow and to not drop negative signs, two common mistakes that can lead to incorrect answers. I asked if she had any last minute questions for me and she did not. "
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"The student worked really well today. We tried a new tutoring format where I had him take notes on me talking about a few new topics as if he was in class and I was his lecturer. I think this method helped him focus a lot more. We worked through two major topics today, solving systems of equations and direct and inverse variation."
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