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About Murrysville
Murrysville is a home rule municipality in Pennsylvania. It has changed its name four times while transitioning through different forms of government, but has remained the same since it became a home rule municipality in 1976. Notable people from the town include Milwaukee Brewers manager Ken Macha and professional defensive back Tom Flynn.
Murrysville is a part of the Franklin Regional School District, with the only public High School in the city being the Franklin Regional Senior High School. Hoping to further your education through private instruction? Tutors in Murrysville look forward to tutoring you for your course or test prep, either in-home or online. A number of excellent universities are nearby, including Seton Hill University in Greensburg, and Chatham University and Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. One way to put in work to try to give yourself a chance to get accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Murrysville, PA, tutoring for private test prep and instruction. Murrysville, PA, tutoring might bring you closer to your goals, no matter which of the prestigious colleges and universities you wish to attend.
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"The student and I had a great first session. She was open and engaged throughout the entire session. I stressed the importance of asking questions whenever she had one. She was honest about things that she didn't understand (very helpful) and identified concepts that she better understands now than when she completed the assignment. We warmed up with multiplication flash cards and she did well with those. We will keep drilling 7's and 12's to make sure that those are as stable as the others. We discussed some topics that she finds challenging (e.g. combining like terms) so that we can continue to work on those. We also discussed her feelings about her class and teacher and how those play into her understanding of the material. We reviewed her chapter 3 test from 2/25 (score: 13/20) and re-did all the problems that she got incorrect. Most of the problems and concepts that we focused on were related to slope since that's what her test was on. Next time I would like to work with her on combining like terms and adding and subtracting negative numbers since these are challenges for her and are fundamentals of algebra. We closed with division flash cards. "
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"We went over chi-squared distribution statistic and completely finished the random variables and distributions section. We will go over the homework assignment for this section and then complete the next assessment. As always, his attitude is positive and he is enthusiastic about learning the material. "
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"We finished his final review packet and I tested him on topics that will be covered during the exam and reviewed strategies for each type of problems. During this review we covered topics in sine/cosine/tangent, radians-degrees, absolute value graphs and exponential growth. Once he did several practice problems, he was able to answer the problems correctly and should do well on his final. Overall it was a good session."
