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About Orting
Orting, WA, has a population of about 6,800. The city is in Pierce County, and is roughly 30 miles from Mount Rainier.
Orting High School serves the town from within the Orting School District. Good grades are very helpful when applying to colleges, so students should ensure they are performing to the best of their abilities. Private tutoring in Orting is available both online or in-home to help you with general course instruction or test prep. Professional in-person or online tutoring in Orting is a great way to try to get ahead in your class or test prep. Local Pacific Lutheran University is a great college option for students who are high achieving. The school is ranked 14th in the region, which may make competition for entrance difficult. Getting into a top school like this will be within your grasp with private tutoring in Orting, WA, as you study for your courses or test prep, with instruction either in-home or online.
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"We went over a variety of problems, form a past AP calculus exam. It involved such things as L'Hopital's rule, second and first fundamental theorems of calculus, linear approximations, and inverse functions. No work was left however, extra questions were created that resembled questions on the on the test for more practice. The student needed more practice on the 2nd fundamental theorem, so I created a few problems with it for him to do. He seem to have become comfortable enough now. "
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"We got through a significant amount of the packet together, and will almost definitely finish it in the next session. The student is incredibly sharp and picks up on concepts very quickly. After just a few examples he was more than ready to tackle problems relating to: translations, rotations, reflections, and dilations. "
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"At this session, the student and I covered topics for differentiation. We reviewed for a test he will be having at the end of this week. Topics included: constant, product, quotient, and trig rules for differentiation. We also started a discussion about the chain rule for differentiation as well as the use of second order and higher derivatives of functions, and the role they play in terms of distance, velocity, and acceleration. He and I also discussed how the use of higher order derivatives can be used to help sketch the graph of the original function. "
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