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About Monterey Park
Monterey Park, California, is a part of Los Angeles County. Around the 1870s, Italian rancher Alessandro Repetto purchased about 5,000 acres of land in the area that would become Monterey Park, and residents began settling in the area around 1916. Monterey Park was incorporated on May 29, 1916, and the community experienced a boom of economic and population growth following World War II. The city's motto is "Pride in the Past, Faith in the Future," and it currently has around 61,000 residents.
Students in Monterey Park attend East Los Angeles Community Day High School, which the Los Angeles County Office of Education manages. The journey to Los Angeles from Monterey Park takes around 15 minutes, and the city is home to many respected universities and colleges. A few of these schools include the University of Southern California, Loyola Marymount University, the University of California-Los Angeles, and Mount St. Mary's University. If you seek online or in-home private tutoring for test prep and general subject instruction from Monterey Park, CA, tutors, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into your top school choice. You will find that personal tutoring in Monterey Park, CA, might help you exceed your expectations.
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"Today's session covered the topic of polynomial division. The student understands the fundamentals of polynomial division but still struggles with accurate execution. We also covered a homework assignment on other polynomial operations. "
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"In this session, we reviewed how to solve quadratic functions using primarily factoring and the quadratic formula. We spent the entire session reviewing the student's homework packet that contained his homework assignments for the whole week. This packet started off with simple factoring, which he handled extremely well and was able to accomplish each problem at a rate of about 15-20 seconds per problem. Since this work was rather simple for him, we looked ahead in his packet to the later assignments, which included more complex factoring and quadratic equations to solve. Even though he was a bit rusty in his memory of how to solve these problems, it only took a minute or so of jogging his memory through questions to have him fall back into the rhythm. We were able to approach the problems on each page of the packet, including the word problems at the back, and he was able to solve each one with little to no errors. I am very confident that he is close to becoming a master of solving quadratic equations, and with all the practice he will receive through completing this packet, he surely will be ready to succeed on the test for this material when it arrives."
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"Today we talked about basic statistical concepts including: mean, median and mode. We also discussed how to create and analyze distributions and histograms, what a frequency distribution/probability distribution is, calculations for standard deviation, the difference between populations and samples, and the difference between quantitative variables and qualitative variables."
