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About Newell
Newell, NC, is a small, unincorporated community along the edge of Charlotte, NC. The town is a part of Mecklenburg County.
The town is served by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District, which includes the John Motley Morehead High School. A private Newell tutoring session can give you expert in-home or online instruction to potentially help you improve in your test prep or course. It is imperative that you get good grades while you are in High School, because your grades can determine which colleges you will be admitted to. It could be to your advantage to receive online tutoring in Newell for test prep and help with course material. A perfect fit for students looking for highly ranked colleges in the area is the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. The school is ranked in the top 200 schools in the nation, which may make it difficult for students with less-than-superb academic records to be admitted. With private test prep instruction via in-home or online tutoring in Newell, NC, you can potentially improve the chances of getting into these top schools.
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"At this session, we worked through a review package the student received for his upcoming test. This package covered writing/graphing linear equations, solving linear word problems, and parallel word problems. I noticed, there were a few things he overlooked when working on the problem, so I created a list of things to remember:
Convert every equation into slope-intersect form.
When graphing: label and number axis; plot b (y-intersect) on y-axis first.
Subtracting a negative number from a positive number equals a negative number.
To help him become more familiar with solving word problems, I suggested practicing some in his textbook. Also, he planned to ask his teacher to review them with him as well.
He received an 84% on his last quiz. "
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"Tonight we continued further explorations of advanced biological matters relating to people's lives. We revisited the phylogenetic tree of life and reviewed how it relates to biology. We then moved into how biology is commonly neglected by modern human health and how that relates to oral health, as well as a biological organisms' ability to restore itself. We also discussed the biological requirements and biological compatibility that must be respected in order for an organism to restore homeostasis.
In our final discussion about how he needed to approach his coursework on his syllabus, I asked him to consider how all the biology we had gone over actually related to his coursework and how his coursework relates to his lifestyle.
He was asked to consider thinking about what he values: what he cares about and what he would not want to live without. "
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"In today's session we reviewed properties of addition and subtraction and applied them to word problems from the textbook. The student struggled with the application at first but did get it as we completed more practice problems. "
