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About Norwich
Norwich is a city in New London County of southeastern Connecticut. It has a population of about 40,000, and is known as "The Rose of New England." It has a rich history dating back to the American Revolution, and supported independence by supplying munitions, soldiers, and ships. Additionally, Benedict Arnold, who was one of the most important people in the American Revolution, was born in this city.
The primary high school in Norwich is the Norwich Free Academy, under the Norwich Free Academy District. This school offers Advanced Placement courses and exams. The Norwich Technical High School also serves the city, and is zoned into the Connecticut Technical High Schools district. Private tutoring in Norwich is available both online and in-home to help you with general course instruction or test prep. Private instruction and test prep from tutors in Norwich, through either online or in-home tutoring, could provide a chance to get into elite schools, such as the United States Coast Guard Academy, which is ranked first in the northern region's colleges. Another great college not too far from Norwich is the University of Connecticut, which is ranked 57th in colleges nationwide, and has one of the country's best schools of education.
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"Today, we went over the rest of the sentence completion section we were doing, including going over all of the words the student didn't know and having her make word links/associations to them. We then focused on math, doing a timed multiple choice and grid in section. On the multiple choice section, she got a raw score of 7.5/10. On the grid in, she got a raw score of 7/10. Solid work! We finished by having her go over, yet again, many of the new words she's been learning from the sentence completion sections. "
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"We reviewed the student's homework from Chapter two. Both sections focused on solving for variables. The second homework set had absolute value. She understood both sections. She thinks her next quiz will be next Thursday. I'll be meeting with her next Wednesday and we will do more practice problems. "
