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About Mission Viejo
Incorporated in just 1988, Mission Viejo, California, is the second-largest master-planned community in the United States. Part of Orange County, the city is home to a population of just under 100,000 residents who take pride in keeping the community clean and beautiful. The city also takes pride in keeping the community safe, and an active city watch council is in place. There is also never a shortage of educational and fun activities to enjoy right in the city.
There are four high schools in Mission Viejo, which is served by both the Saddleback Valley Unified School District and the Capistrano Unified District. Several are considered top high schools in the state, including Capistrano Valley High, Mission Viejo High, and Trabuco Hills High. You will find that personal tutoring in Mission Viejo, CA, might help you exceed your expectations when attending top high schools like these. There are also two private high schools in the Mission Viejo, including Fusion Academy and Halstrom Academy, both with amazing academic programs. Online or in-person Mission Viejo, CA, tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep when preparing for private school entrance exams.
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"We planned on covering problem sets 11, 12, and 13 in the student's review book today but only got through 11 and a little bit of 12. I think the student feels good about using first and second derivatives of functions to plot them like she was asked to do in problem set 11, but we struggled through the word-problems with rates. We plan on covering those again at the beginning of our next session tomorrow, and maybe going through more examples to really hammer in the concepts and make things come comfortable. "
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"The student and I worked on a review sheet covering topics for an upcoming test. The review covered different word problems including converting measurements, graphing coordinates and fractions. The student worked very hard today!"
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"We covered trigonometric identities and went over how to simplify complex problems using them. I offered advice on how to remember identities and how, even though this looks different, all standard math rules still apply. After understanding this, she was able to solve every practice problem I gave her with ease. "
