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About Matteson
The village of Matteson, Illinois, is a part of both Cook and Will Counties, and is home to about 19,000 residents. German immigrants first settled the area in the mid-nineteenth century; Matteson was plotted in 1855, and then the village was incorporated in 1889. The community experienced massive growth with the development of the village's school district, the electrification of the Illinois Central Railroad, and improvements in plumbing technology.
Many students in Matteson attend Rich Central Campus High School, which is one of three secondary institutions in the Rich Township High School District 227. About 30 miles outside of Matteson lies Chicago, which is home to some of the nation's finest universities and colleges. Some of the top schools you'll find in this city are the University of Illinois at Chicago, Columbia College Chicago, Saint Xavier University, and the University of Chicago. Tutors in Matteson, IL, provide online or in-home private tutoring and instruction to help you with test prep to pursue admission to a prestigious school. Matteson, IL, tutors are available to students in the area.
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"Today, we went over conic sections and did some more work on the exponents. The student was very good, as always, asking questions whenever he had one and always being prepared. I left him to look over a video if he has some extra time, just to get an idea on he next section he will go over in class, ellipses. A big win from today's session was his memory of some of the concepts we covered a few weeks ago! He remembered how to solve some tricky problems, which I was really proud of. He is mainly struggling with the concepts behind problems, but he is really starting to understand a lot faster. "
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"We spent today's session going over the in's and out's of transformations in sine and cosine functions. The student had a worksheet to use as review for an upcoming exam. The worksheet included changes in period, amplitude, sinusoidal axis, and graph position (shifts to the left and right). It also included problems that asked the student to rewrite formulas in terms of the opposite function (i.e. writing a cosine function in terms of sine and vice versa). We focused on making step lists and acronyms such as "P.A.S.T" to help her remember specific steps in the problem solving process. "P.A.S.T" stands for period, amplitude, sinusoidal axis, and transformations. We also talked about how to break up a period change into four sections. Those four sections would then show you where your maximum, minimum, and zeroes were located. By doing this, you only have a small number of locations you must test and the rest of the graph will repeat the same pattern. She did much better after I showed her this and by the end of the session, she had completed the last three problems on her own with me only there to double check her work. "
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