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About North Lauderdale
North Lauderdale is a city situated in Broward County, Florida. The city's population is an estimated 41,000. It belongs to the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach Metropolitan Statistical Area. The city was originally conceived as "The City of Tomorrow" by renowned architect Morris Lapidus.
The Broward County Public Schools System serves North Lauderdale's students. Somerset Preparatory Academy Charter High at North Lauderdale is one of the district's secondary campuses. If you are worried about that big exam coming up, online or in-person tutoring in North Lauderdale could help you work to try to get ahead in your test prep. The University of Miami is one of the colleges located near the city. To try to have an edge on the competition and potentially increase the chances of getting into the best schools, you can work with a North Lauderdale, FL, tutor who specializes in private test prep tutoring and instruction, both online and in-home.
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"The student and I worked on derivatives and integrals of the Natural Logarithm function. We talked about how to find the derivatives, and also techniques to use to make integrating easier in the long term. We also looked into slope fields and how to create them and their meanings, which should be coming in a week or so in the course. "
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"The student is starting to do integrals. We talked through his notes on the definition of an integral and the 2 forms of writing them. Then we went through the examples he had in class. I had him talk me through them. His teacher is apparently out for a couple of weeks, and so he has a sub, and they are not getting much new content but are rather doing some AP exam prep. I suggested to him to keep the current information in his head to start working through problems in the textbook. Lastly, we looked over a practice test he had for the review. It was algebra review and differentiation. He did fine with the material."
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"The student and I practiced drafting sinusoidal equations from given function graphs. To accomplish this, we had to identify the parent function (sin or cos) and then determine the amplitude, period, vertical phase shift, and horizontal phase shifts that were needed to manipulate the parent functions into one matching the given graph. "
