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About Oregon
Oregon is a coastal state on the Pacific Ocean. A large portion of Oregon's northern border is made up of the Columbia River. The state is the ninth largest in the nation, and it has been nicknamed the "Beaver State."
Oregon is a great place for students to attend school. There are many good high schools in the state, such as International School of Beaverton in Aloha, Corbett Charter School in Corbett, and School of Science and Technology in Beaverton. Students interested in pursuing a private education also have multiple great options spread across the state. Some of these options include Oregon Episcopal School in Portland and the Delphian School in Sheridan. Oregon students can be matched with private tutors through Varsity Tutors. These online or in-home tutors can work with students on their course instruction or test prep.
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"Today was our first session. The majority of time was spent doing diagnostic work, where we discovered that in math, the student is functioning at a 7th-grade standards level, with some more significant needs in operations with fractions and with algebraic expressions. I will also need to probe more into geometry, since the diagnostic only had one question on this, and he did not get this correct.
In reading, we did a Lexile analysis and determined that his ability to identify details is strong up until about a level of 1000.
Next time, we will work on fractions, with an emphasis on understanding fractional multiplication and division. We will also work on main idea and details as well as the tone of Lexile level 1000 materials. We will wrap up by discussing strategy for the assessment test."
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"Today, the student and I went over lesson 24. We started with our normal warm-up conversation, and we are regularly switching back and forth between different tenses. He is doing a great job responding with the correct conjugation. We focused the rest of the lesson on lots of conjugation review, story-telling, and translation exercises. Additionally, we introduced new vocabulary during our conversation. He did very well during our lesson today; we use very little English except for clarification purposes, and he continues to improve with his conjugation accuracy. "
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"Today, we reviewed the properties of quadrilaterals. Specifically, we used the properties of parallelograms and rhombi to solve for missing angles. We talked about the Pythagorean theorem and used it to solve for missing side lengths. Finally, we used the exterior and interior angles of a regular polygon, along with some simultaneous equations, to find the number of sides on the regular polygon."
