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About Mason
Mason, Ohio, has a population of approximately 30,000 residents. It has been ranked among the top 100 Best Places to Live in the United States by CNN on multiple occasions. The city was founded and named after William Mason, who was a veteran of the Revolutionary War.
Some of the best high schools in the area include Madeira High School, Indian Hill High School, and Walnut Hills High School. All of these schools rank among the top six high schools in the state of Ohio and among the top 250 high schools in the United States by US News. There are also several elite private high schools, including Mother of Mercy High School, Saint Ursula Academy, and Ursuline Academy. Additionally, there are numerous top colleges and universities that you can attend, such as Mount Saint Joseph University, Xavier University, and the University of Cincinnati. The personal test prep instruction you could get from online or in-home private Mason tutoring might give you an edge to get into the best schools. Expert tutors in Mason, OH, could help you get ahead with in-person or online test prep tutoring.
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"We continued our review work today, spending time on slopes of parametric equations mainly. She did very well, especially with the "which of the following are true" questions about integrals and derivatives alike. She seems to be getting a much better hold on the real world meanings of the math that we do. By that I mean that she used to memorize formulas and plug and chug, but now she is moving towards understanding the math that is actually happening and being able to manipulate rather than just memorize. Student has a quiz next week and I think she will do very well."
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"The student worked on homework for his math class. When he had a question, I would assist. We also discussed some techniques for organizing homework and for creating better study habits. I asked the student to talk about his personal goals with regard to his performance in the classroom. I asked him about what motivates him and how he can reward himself effectively for getting his work done and avoiding procrastination. Together, we came up with a plan to help him get his homework done on time and to help him feel a sense of accomplishment when he achieves his goals."
