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About Ocoee
Ocoee is a city in Florida that was first settled in the mid-1850s, and was incorporated in 1886. Bluford Sims obtained a land grant to expand the city around the time of its incorporation, and opted to name it after a river he was raised near in Tennessee. Ocoee is a part of Orange County, and has a population of around 36,000 people.
Orange School District is in charge of running the public schools in Ocoee, and you can attend either Legacy High Charter or Ocoee High in this city. Ocoee tutoring could help you pursue academic excellence and surpass your goals. Tutors in Ocoee, FL, might give you a boost through flexible online tutoring and help with test prep.
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"The student and I continued practicing multi-step algebra. He is currently learning one-step algebra in school, so he is understanding the various concepts well. We ended our session by practicing varying word problems that he might encounter on his next standardized test."
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"We completed reviewing 6 proofs on quadrilaterals. She was preparing for a quadrilateral test. She seemed prepared for the test and required minimal assistance."
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"The boys were beginning a unit on volume, so the homework focused on practice with evaluating expressions with decimals (especially pie), exponents and fractions. Then, we did an introduction to the volume of a cylinder. Both boys had no problem understanding the concept of volume - excellent! In general, student 1 struggled more today and seemed to have forgotten some of the different algorithms for things like multiplying out numbers with many digits and long dividing. However, by the end of the session, he was definitely much more comfortable. He also had no problems with the conceptual or applied portions of the homework. Student 2 did a great job overall. In the beginning, I was unsure of his choice to use fractions instead of decimals, but it was clear he was much more comfortable that way and he was able to solve the problems accurately. Great job! "
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