Maywood Tutoring: Tutors in Maywood, CA

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About Maywood

Maywood is a small city resting in southeast Los Angeles County, California. Maywood has a population of approximately 27,400. The city is a part of the Gateway Cities region of the county. It offers an ideal residential community, retaining its small atmosphere among a neighboring metropolis.

The city belongs to the Los Angeles Unified School District. Maywood hosts several public high schools, including Bell High, Huntington Park High, and Maywood Academy High. Looking to advance your education through private tutoring in Maywood? You may enjoy receiving instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or for test prep. California State University, Los Angeles and University of California, Los Angeles are two nearby postsecondary institutions. To try to have an edge on the competition and potentially increase the chances of getting into the best schools, you can work with a Maywood, CA, tutor who specializes in private test prep tutoring and instruction, both online and in-home.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

The student and I got started on the work she has to do. I made sure to give her a good start on each concept of her English and math homework. I asked that she email me with any questions she has as she finishes up the work over the next two days.

Today the student did some review for his test focusing on the more challenging areas. He had plenty of material to go over when I arrived. Specifically we focused on L' Hopital's Rule, finding tangent lines, finding derivatives from graphs and using the chain rule given f, g, f', g'. He gets through derivatives very quickly and even was able to explain a very complex question to me in detail. I wish him luck on his exam and look forward to our next session.

The student and I reviewed some of the work we've done on algebra. We discussed a practice worksheet with problems that have variables on both sides of the equation, then worked on another worksheet where we rewrote equations that have more than one variable. Finally, we worked on converting units of measurement. He did well with the concepts covered. He got confused sometimes about whether to use subtraction or division to rewrite equations, but we ironed much of that out. Overall, he's grasping these concepts very well.

There was online homework with many problems to be revisited. They had to do with interconversion of grams, moles and particles, sometimes in the context of equations. This was our main emphasis. It turns out that in many cases the student was correct with the "rejected" answers but had missed some very small detail like significant figures. Next week we likely will pay more attention with the ideas than homework, for which she is somewhat ahead. Ditto for labs.

The student reported that he has a math unit test on Thursday. We worked on math for most of this session. First, we did absolute value equations. He understood that well. Towards the end of the session, we worked on Biology, doing more Punnett square analysis.

Today, we worked on sum of the forces and circular motion. The student's attitude was positive throughout the session.

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