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About Mississippi
Mississippi sits along the shoreline of the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. The state has a population of about 3 million and has been ranked as one of the most religious states in the country.
Mississippi has several nationally recognized high schools, such as Pass Christian High in Pass Christian and Desoto Central High in Southaven. Private instruction and test prep for students in Mississippi, through either online or in-home tutoring, can be provided by a personal tutor. Students looking for a private high school can attend Jackson Preparatory School, Jackson Academy, and St. Andrew's Episcopal School.
Students looking for well recognized colleges in Mississippi have several options, including Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi State University, and the University of Mississippi. Looking to advance your education through private tutoring? It could be helpful to have personal instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep in Mississippi. Another option is to attend a private college such as Mississippi College. Getting into well ranked and private colleges can be difficult. An online or in-person tutoring session will provide Mississippi students one-on-one attention to help them with their test prep and class work.
Mississippi is a large state and has years of history to offer all who spend time there. Vicksburg National Military Park is one such location where visitors can learn about the American Civil War. The park is the location of the Battle of Vicksburg, which took place in 1863. For more history, you can visit the Tupelo Automobile Museum. The museum boasts a collection of over 100 cars, ranging from antiques and collectibles to classics. They are displayed in a 120,000 square foot showroom, which you can wander through on a self-guided tour. One of Mississippi's most notable celebrities was Elvis Presley. All fans looking to pay homage to the birthplace of the rock legend can visit the Elvis Presley Birthplace & Museum in Tupelo. The grounds surrounding the building are laden with statues, plaques, and informational boards, all dedicated to "The King."
Mississippi is home to the Mississippi Braves. The AA minor league team finds its home in Pearl, and it is the most notable sports team in the state.
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Session Summaries by Tutors
The student and I reviewed chemistry involving protecting groups, imine formation, and some reduction and oxidation. The session went very smoothly, and the student exhibited a strong understanding of the concept material. These problems were worked out over the session, and we are planning on an additional session tomorrow evening to address any additional questions.
Today, we went over the section on money. After this review, we had a discussion about the difference between borrowing and lending money. It was difficult for the students to differentiate, so we did a class demonstration, and it seemed to help the students understand better. After this, I had the students do an activity in their workbook, which took up the remainder of the class. I assigned homework. Today was a good session, and we will continue this section next class.
We worked on reading and pronunciation. The student read an article about Venezuela from an online newspaper, and we identified words and sounds he had trouble pronouncing. This was designed to work toward his ultimate goal of making presentations clearly and effectively.
The student and I worked on some problems that she was running into on the homework. We focused on finding differing loan amounts and mortgage rates. We also worked on finding principle amounts to put into an account. Overall, she did awesome at her lesson and is doing great in the class!
We covered general algebra concepts, factoring, finding zeros, and foiling and multiplying factors with tables. The student recently had an exam and felt she didn't do well and was a bit disheartened. She actually was fairly competent at the material but had minor issues with multiplication/addition and combining like terms. She seemed to grasp the concepts well and learn new skills quickly. We didn't get to refine her skills much in the time we had (we mostly looked at old problems), but I feel we did find the source of her troubles and give her an area to focus on. We hopefully rebuilt some confidence after seeing that she did most of the test problems correctly, but her stumbling was heavily punished by the grading scale. I feel like if she focuses on this one particular problem (order of operations/combining terms/multiplication) for a session or two, she'll be in perfect shape to get top marks in the rest of her class.
Our first session went very well. We did an overall refresher on various Calc I and II concepts, reviewing what the student remembered from his previous time taking the course. He seems to have a very good handle on a lot of the types of problems we went over, so I'm feeling pretty confident that he's going to get the grade he's looking for this semester. We identified a few areas that are a little more difficult such as trig identities and sequences and series, so we'll definitely cover those in-depth as he gets to those lessons in class.
