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About Oak Forest
Oak Forest is a city located in Cook County, Illinois. It has a population of 28,000 residents and is less than 25 miles from downtown Chicago.
Students living in Oak Forest are part of the following districts: Forest Ridge, Arbor Park, and Tinley Park Community Consolidated School Districts. Most students attend Oak Forest High School, but some neighborhoods are also zoned for Tinley Park and Carl Sandburg High Schools. Whether you are going to a prestigious elite university or a community college, private online or in-home tutoring and instruction from an Oak Forest tutor is a good idea to try to help you with your test prep and courses. Expert online tutoring from Oak Forest tutors will work to try to help you succeed in your test prep and coursework.
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"The concepts covered during today's session include: finding the inverse of certain functions, graphing those functions, and creating a balanced equation. We also made flashcards to help the student study for her management exam. Overall she seemed to understand pretty well. "
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"We specifically covered graphing functions, representation of ordered pairs, intercepts, finding roots, and finding functional values. The student was struggling most with the concept of functions (x, f(x)). The student seemed to be interested in solving these problems once she got a better idea of the material. We used a lot of graphs to explain intercepts, roots, and functions. I left her with a few problems for practice. "
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"We worked on finding factors of numbers. Using factor trees was helpful. The student came to our session saying his math was completed on the bus. We talked about how the environment in which you do your homework is important. We discussed how the bus can be a loud and distracting environment in addition to a bumpy ride that is hard to write. Fact families also works on building his multiplication facts. "
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