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About Manville
Manville is a borough that is located in Somerset County, New Jersey. It has a population of 10,300 and is located in central New Jersey. Residents living in Manville are less than an hour from downtown Manhattan.
Students living in Manville are serviced by the Manville School District, which is the home of Manville High School. The community is also the home of a popular private school, Christ the King School, which is affiliated with the Catholic Church. Manville tutoring lets you receive private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep today. You might benefit from online test prep and tutoring in Manville to help you prepare for success outside of secondary education.
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"Today we talked about relationship two lines have that make them perpendicular. The student was having a little difficulty calculating the slopes of lines correctly, making small mistakes when keeping track of minus signs. We made sure to be careful when writing our equations down, and then saw how to check the graph to see that our answer makes sense. He was having trouble remembering how to write linear equations in slope-intercept and slope-point form so we went back and reviewed that so he would be prepared for the unit test. He said he will take the unit test tomorrow so we can start the next unit together on Thursday. At the end, he took a test on the material and scored 10/10, just like he did last week."
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"Today we talked about the difficulties of studying and how to overcome the feelings associated with performing negatively on practice tests. The student is a good student and the ways in which we are studying are new and sometimes overwhelming to him, but I encourage him to push through and build up his mental endurance as this will serve to help him in many ways in the future. We also talked about him sending me 5 problem types he's comfortable with and 5 problem types he finds challenging in order to build up some practice every day this week with some focused worksheets."
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"In this session with the student, we did the new statistics assignment she got from school. She's just started with statistics in school and this assignment covered the very basics of it: a few definitions and the different forms of averages. We discussed the definitions and then moved over to the mathematics part. Most of the problems involved mean, mode, and median. I taught her the different techniques to answering those questions along with their significance. Overall, it was a fruitful session."
