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About Midlothian
Midlothian is a city located in Chesterfield County on the eastern side of central Virginia. This historic town got its start as a coal-mining village in 1709. Midlothian offers residents fine dining in a relaxed atmosphere, historic buildings with rich history, and charming shops that line its streets. Swift Creek and Falling Creek meander through Midlothian, adding to the city's beauty and charm. They are part of the James River watershed.
Midlothian falls into the Chesterfield County Public Schools District. Cosby High and Midlothian High are some of the best high schools in the district. With top end colleges and universities like John Tyler College and Strayer University, private tutors in Midlothian can provide you online or in-home tutoring instruction to assist with your challenging course or test prep. Nearby Richmond also offers the high-end choice of the University of Richmond. These top schools might be within the realm of possibility if you reach out to private tutors in Midlothian, for tutoring either in-home or online, to receive subject instruction or test prep. Midlothian, VA, tutoring might help you get into the school of your dreams.
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"I asked the student the standard questions for our first session and came up with very informative answers. She likes science a lot, but does not like math. The student is very smart and must know "why" and "how", not just "what". She reviewed her current homework with me and we worked through multiple problems requiring that she solve for a variable to find the solution making the equation a true statement. There were also multiple word problems where she had to create the equation to solve for the unknown item. She handled all of these tasks very well. In addition, as I check her logical reasoning and asked her how she can prove whether she is correct or not, she had excellent reasoning and checks to her work. Finally, I spoke with her father about a strategy moving forward. I also spoke about a test prep strategy ensuring that problems are aligned to curricular goals, then going deep into problems, rather than simply running through long lists of problems to practice. I am passing a good sheet in PDF form of topics and example problems which covers the assessment's math section."
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"The student and I reviewed her study guide for her upcoming chemistry final. We covered topics that she had the most difficultly with. She completed nearly half of the review packet. I left her with the assignment to complete the packet before our next meeting to verify her understanding of the material and to go over additional topics. "
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"During our session, the student and I completed a math assignment involving budgeting. She and I set a monthly budget (outlining monthly living expenses), determined the percentage that each living expense made up of her total monthly budget and then created a pie graph to graphically demonstrate how her monthly budget looks. She did very well in today's session. We will meet again in two weeks, as she is on spring break next week."
