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About Moore
Moore, OK, is in Cleveland County and is part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Moore is the seventh-largest city in Oklahoma with a population of 55,000. Downtown Moore is referred to as "Old Moore," and it has many historic buildings that have been kept in pristine condition. A city jewel is the Farmers Market in Central Park, held every Thursday evening and Saturday morning from May through October. These markets help support local growers and vendors.
South Moore High School, proudly recognized nationally and statewide, is in the Moore Public Schools district. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Moore tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. If you're considering college, Oklahoma City University is a great option, as it is ranked 23rd in the western region of the United States. If community college is your calling, the Moore Norman Technology Center is an excellent option. Conveniently, Moore, OK, tutors offer both online and in-home private test prep tutoring with personalized instruction to try to help students succeed at the best schools, like Oklahoma City University.
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"Topics covered: power rule, position, velocity, acceleration, critical numbers, increasing and decreasing intervals, inflection numbers, concavity intervals. He struggles with differentiation of functions with fractional powers. Also, he needs help with the concepts of position, velocity, and acceleration. He made progress with understanding increasing and decreasing intervals. And also with concavity intervals. He has many practice problems that he can attempt. I will have to come with different teaching methods "
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"Yesterday afternoon the student and I worked on reviewing chapter 9 material on our own, as he didn't have any math homework or quizzes coming up. We reviewed graphing quadratic equations and solving those kinds of questions by graphing. He did a great job remembering the vertex formula and all of the steps necessary to graph the parabola."
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"We worked through two of the worksheets the student had for homework. Both of them involved finding areas of segments and sectors of circles. Two of the problems that she had trouble with involved finding the area of the segment. We broke the problem down into smaller steps and she was able to complete them. The other problem she struggled with was finding the general formula for finding the angle at which a segment that is half the area of the sector. We started by finding a general equation for the area of the sector and then finding a general area of the segment. We then related the two and simplified the equation down to a point in which she could then use guess and check to find at which angle the segment is half the area of the sector. "
