Napa Tutoring: Tutors in Napa, CA

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About Napa

Napa, California, was a refuge for miners during the California Gold Rush, and today it is known for agriculture and wine making. It is a tourist destination. Locals and visitors frequent the city's revitalized downtown and Main Street retail district, along with its redeveloped waterfront along the Napa River.

The Napa Valley Unified School District operates six high schools, and three comprehensive high schools, including Napa High. Vintage High has been recognized as a California Distinguished High School and a California Department of Education Digital High School. Want to try to feel more confident about your educational possibilities? With private tutoring in Napa, you can receive the kind of test prep and instruction you need, whether it's in-home or online. It might help you get into a local institution such as Pacific Union College. The area's principal four-year college, it offers more than 70 undergraduate majors and a master's program. Looking to excel in any of these? To pursue your goals, work towards improving your comprehension and confidence by receiving tutoring in Napa, CA. Private tutoring in Napa for test prep instruction, which is available online and in-home, is a great way to work to potentially get accepted into and excel at an elite school.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

We played math multiplication bingo. This was great as the student still struggles with her math facts. She got quicker near the end of the session.

Student 1: Covered: Reviewed solving quadratics using factoring. Practiced completing the square, which he will eventually use but hasn't learned in class yet. Strategies: Used test prep site and word problems to use quadratics with real-life situations. Student 2: Covered: Discussed direct variation and its connection to proportionality. Reviewed finding slope-intercept forms of linear equations using x-y tables. Previewed the concept of point-slope form. Strategies: Used test prep site to practice the future concept of point-slope form.

The student and I worked on an APA formatting assignment. We had to organize an entire pre-written psychology paper into APA format. Everything from the running head to the APA-style bibliography was incorrect, and we had to go through and correct even the smallest font mistakes. We also figured out how to make different parts of a word document have different headers! It was a very informative and efficient session.

The student and I went over her math homework. It was on combining like terms using the distributive property. It took her a second to understand, but she eventually got it. When she then began to doubt herself in math, I gave her some of the hardest problems and told her to do them. I emphasized that she just needed to be careful in what she was doing. She got all the questions right and started to see that she could do the math. Afterwards, I gave her vocabulary words to go over for the next time we meet.

We continued reviewing for the student's Tuesday final. He has trouble with roots, real, rational, and imaginary, of a polynomial as well as understanding what synthetic division tells you. I'm not sure how much of this will be on the final as the last few weeks our work had mostly been on chemistry.

The student needs to focus on vocabulary to bring her Verbal score up. We focused on analogy and synonym techniques today, and as long as she applies them, they will help her. I'm sending drills for homework.