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About Mounds
Mounds, OK, is a town of about 1,200 people. It is located in Creek County and is named after the two hills that are located within the town. The name only came about in 1898, after having previously been named Posey in honor of local poet Alexander Posey.
Mounds High School serves the town from within the Mounds School District. Tutors in Mounds, who offer tutoring sessions either in-person or online, can provide you the test prep assistance to potentially improve on test day. High School can be a high-stress time, but it doesn't have to be. Conveniently, Mounds, 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. Oklahoma State University is a great option for students looking for a well-ranked college in the area. The school is ranked in the top 150 schools in the nation, which may make it difficult for students with less-than-superior grades to be admitted. If you are looking to advance your education through private tutoring in Mounds, you may enjoy receiving instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or for test prep.
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"We started with a quick review of what we covered so far. Then we spent the rest of the time going over practice problems. The problems we worked on were finding the angles between the two hands of a clock depending on what time it was. The student struggled on the first problem or two but quickly got the hang of it after I explained how to go about the problem. He also kept getting the radius and the diameter mixed up, but he fixed this problem as well when I gave him a little trick to remember the difference: the line across the circle and through the center creates a 'D' for diameter. He is a great student and quick to fix his mistakes. "
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"This was a good first session. The student shows a willingness to learn and apply diagramming concepts to logic games sections. He has a (typical) slow and careful approach to using his diagram to solve the problems given; however with practice, and "having faith in the diagram," he should improve accuracy and speed. I will provide him a full preptest to take before the next session, which I will grade to determine a good future path to take. While his focus is on logic games, I would still like to see a full, timed, test-condition test to establish a good baseline. He has lots of materials, which is good, but he should be wary of getting stuck in the "recognizing X problem and applying Y solution" mechanical approach many books use to explain problems. More exposure to problem set types and subsequent practice with them is likely to lead to the best results."
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"I met this student and established her learning style. She is eager to learn and very attentive. Her strong points include a high level of understanding of basic math which will influence her positively as we move on. A habit we considered changing was going to quickly when doing problems. Hopefully then we will be able to catch simple mistakes. "
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