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About Reading
Known as the "Crossroads of Opportunity," Reading, Ohio, is just minutes from Cincinnati, and has that small town feel that often draws residents from larger cities. Located in Hamilton County, the community spans just 2.89 square miles and is home to more than 10,300 residents. It was officially named for the Reading, England home of the first settler's father-in-law, William Penn. That first settler was a German immigrant named Abraham Voorhees.
There are two high schools in Reading. The first is a public high school, known as Reading Senior High School, that educates youths in grades 7-12, and the second is a parochial high school, Mt. Notre Dame High School, which educates students in grades 9-12. No matter which school you attend, a Reading, OH, tutor could be the secret ingredient to success in all of your academic endeavors. Online or in-home tutoring in Reading might benefit anyone who wishes to have private one-on-one instruction for their test prep or school work. If you are worried about that big exam coming up, online or in-person tutoring in Reading, OH, could help you get ahead in your test prep.
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"We reviewed graphs of linear equations. We looked at the x values and plugged them into the equation to find the y values. Then we graphed the points and connected the dots. We found slopes and average rates of change. Moreover, we graphed scatter plots using a table. We also learned how to write domains and ranges of graphs in interval notation. We also wrote intervals of functions when they are increasing or decreasing. The student understood most of the concepts after I explained them, even though she was struggling initially. I asked her to review addition and subtraction of integers."
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"Today we worked on the topic of limits and towards the end, we worked on ACT math packet. The student has a test on Thursday and I provided her with different packets to practice limit problems. For ACT, I gave her the ACT packets for math and science and also the terms used in science and math formulas. I will make a limits test and send it to her tonight."
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"We reviewed the student's worksheets. The sheets consisted of an algebraic review of polynomial operations. He knows his material well, and we plan to meet again this week to work on more assignments that will be due soon. "
