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About Murphy
In Murphy, TX, between the years 2000 and 2010, the population exploded with a 471 percent increase. The city is also located in the most affluent county in Texas, Collin County, which is also in the top one percent of the wealthiest counties in the country.
C. A. McMillen High School is the city's only High School. The High School is one of ten schools in the Plano Independent School District. The district is well above other schools in the district and other students in the state in both math and English proficiency. If you are looking to further your education at a university, there are two excellent schools, Southern Methodist University, and Dallas Baptist University. Southern Methodist University is ranked 61st out of all universities in the nation. A Murphy, TX, tutor can offer you private instruction, through either online or in-home tutoring sessions, to help with your test prep and try to get into your top school choice. Expert online tutoring from Murphy tutors could help you work towards success in your test prep and coursework.
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"Today we covered algebra. The student has moved on to algebra and he has been working on addition with variables. He's been working on word problems that include expressions. So we worked on several of these and we also did addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems with a variable mixed in (i.e., Tim has six marbles while Denise has 24 marbles. W = 3 marbles. How many marbles does Denise have in terms of W?). He didn't seem to struggle with anything; he did very well throughout. He needed just a second to adjust to the multiplication and division problems. He had a positive attitude towards the material. In terms of strategies or study skills, I let the student know again that the key to these problems is to use the opposite operation to isolate the variable. I left the student with a couple of multiplication and division variable word problems. Wins throughout. He performed at a high level the whole time."
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"During this session, topics covering multiplying matrices, vertex form of quadratic equations, rational roots theorem, point-slope form of linear equations, and other essential topics were briefly covered (essentially covered almost the entirety of the Algebra 2 concepts on the syllabus) and reviewed for the upcoming diagnostic test."
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"We covered all the student's notes from chapters 3 - 7. We will go through the practice test tomorrow evening."
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