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About Novato
Novato, California, is part of Marin County with a population of 52,000. Originally, the town was several Coast Miwok villages until it was granted to Fernando Feliz. The official start of Novato was along Novato Creek. You can visit many original buildings, such as the train depot, the Presbyterian church, and Western Weekend. In addition, there are several parks and museums available.
Novato Unified Schools serve the educational needs of the town. It has four high schools, including Marin Oaks High School, which has the leading graduation rates in the district, with 93 percent of students graduating on or ahead of time. The personal test prep instruction you can get from online or in-home private Novato, California, tutoring might give you an edge to get into the best schools. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Novato tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. The Dominican University of California is a private university with graduate and undergraduate programs available. It is selective, with a 455 national rank in the US Colleges Ranking by College Simply. It could be to your advantage to receive online tutoring in Novato for test prep and help with course material.
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"Covered: Geometry special triangles.
The student had taken excellent notes during in-class instruction. The student declared it was helpful to have someone to "talk over" [analyze] the lesson with. The tutoring strategy was to use the student class notes to correlate each mathematical expression with its line/angle on the diagram. I gave the student extra practice by reviewing tutoring session notes/diagrams. "
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"We worked on confidence intervals and hypothesis testing for proportions instead of means. We also worked on estimating the slope of the line of regression for a population using the same techniques."
