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Laura: Maricopa tutor
Certified Tutor in Maricopa, AZ
...a non-judgmental environment is the most conducive to learning! I have a Bachelors, Masters and Doctorate all in Music. Throughout each degree, I was tutoring numerous friends on various subject matters, most notably Music Theory. I have two elementary-age children myself so I have lots of experience in teaching and molding and motivating young kids...
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University of Minnesota-Twin Cities - Bachelor in Arts, Music Performance
Texas Tech University - Doctor of Philosophy, Music Performance
Ryan: Maricopa tutor
Certified Tutor in Maricopa, AZ
Hello, I am a law school graduate who wants to help you meet your educational goals. Ryan
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University of Arizona - Bachelors, Political Science/History
Sandra Day OConnor College of Law - PHD, Law
Rosary-Joyce: Maricopa tutor
Certified Tutor in Maricopa, AZ
I believe that learning is one of the most powerful aspects of being human. There are many diverse and exciting avenues by which one may learn and grow both personally and professionally. Teaching is one of the foremost professions to make these transactions and "makes all professions possible."
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Cleveland State University - Bachelor in Arts, Speech-Language Pathology
Cleveland State University - Masters in Education, Curriculum and Instruction
Cleveland State University - Doctor of Education, Adult and Continuing Education
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Maricopa, Arizona, lies in the heart of the Gila River Valley, just 30 miles south of downtown Phoenix. This community has mushroomed from just a few thousand residents to nearly 50,000 in a short time. Maricopa residents can enjoy the stark beauty of the desert landscape, while still maintaining access to one of the most vibrant urban centers in the western United States.
The townspeople of Maricopa also take pride in their commitment to their children's education. Maricopa High School, the sole high school in the Maricopa Unified School District, offers a wide range of classes, including Advanced Placement classes for students looking to further their education after graduation. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Maricopa tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far.
Maricopa is also home to one of the campuses of Central Arizona College, a community college system that helps students throughout the region. From there, students can enroll at The University of Arizona in Tucson or at Arizona State University in Tempe. A Maricopa, AZ, tutor can offer you private instruction, through either online or in-home tutoring sessions, to help with your test prep and work to try to get into your top school choice.
The Maricopa Historical Society seeks to fulfill its mission of collecting items that tell the story of the area and its people. The Society hosts events ranging from pancake breakfasts and train tours to receptions for new residents and Fourth of July celebrations. The train tours are especially popular, since Maricopa is the site of the Phoenix stop on the Amtrak Sunset Limited and Texas Eagle lines.
Another popular attraction in Maricopa is the Copper Sky Recreation Complex. This complex hosts both indoor and outdoor activities for residents of all ages. The aquatic center has swim instructors on staff who offer lessons for both children and adults. The Copper Sky Multigenerational Center includes a fitness center, an elevated track, and two aerobics/dance studios, along with certified instructors offering fitness advice. The gymnasium section includes two full-sized basketball courts with cushioned cement floors. Some other activities at the center are pool tables, foosball tables, and game tables for board and card games.
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The student continues to be working on Geometry in class. We briefly covered how to write recursive and explicit series as we were working on a few weeks ago. Then we began to cover the Geometry proofs she just started working on in class. As this is a new topic and it has not covered extensively yet, her knowledge of how to write the proofs was limited. There are many theorems that she still needs to learn to be able to solve the questions with more ease, but I think by the end of the session she had a very good sense for how to approach the problems and how to logic through them. We will continue to work on them.
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The student explained to me her situation and that she had failed calculus previously and will be retaking it in the fall. She wants a review of the entire subject at a comfortable pace to her and with explanation and detailed examples catering to her needs and speed of learning. We got started as soon as we discussed our plan for a few minutes, with the definition of a limit and several ways to evaluate limits. She remembered most of this, and we sailed through it, with a snag on trigonometric functions, which we will have to review in depth due to her lack of remembrance of the unit circle and trig properties. At the very end, I asked her to explain the difference between an average and instantaneous rate of change, and her answer was satisfactory. Then came the function and graphical definitions of a derivative, which we will continue with next time. All in all, a great start.
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The student has a speech coming up for running for class representative. He has to speak for one minute about why he would be a good leader. He had a really hard time coming up with positive qualities about himself or things that he is good at. We did come up with several attributes and examples of good leadership skills. His homework is to go through the brainstorming items and put them in order/ write a rough draft of his speech. We also went over his essay homework on Hatchet. We checked to see if he had all the requisite sentences for the body paragraphs (IEDEDC). Then, we wrote the body paragraph of a new essay, following the correct format.
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This was my first session with the student. For this session, he wanted to cover some basic principles of functions in pre-cal. He also had homework related to step-wise functions. We covered how to graph the functions as well as how to compose composite functions out of simple functions. I also discussed with the family about future plans for both SAT and subject tutoring.
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Today we went over the optimization problems. The challenges for solving these questions are to come up with a function that models the situation, and to find the endpoints (recall that max/min of a function in a given differentiable interval only occurs at its critical points and endpoints). We went over several examples, and the student seemed to get more and more proficient. At first he did not know where to start, but after I hinted to him, he could solve the problem on this own later.
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Tonight we continued to work on the review of molarity, intermolecular forces, conversion of grams to moles, calculation of molarity and concentration, and the relationship of intermolecular forces to freezing point and boiling point.
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