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Situated in Dallas and Collin Counties, Richardson, Texas, is a Dallas suburb with more than 100,000 residents. The city is known for the Telecom Corridor, where AT&T, Cisco Systems, Texas Instruments, and MetroPCS are located, among other telecommunications companies.
Students in Richardson attend either Richardson Independent School District (RISD) or the Plano Independent School District. High schools in RISD include the "U.S. News and World Report" silver medal high schools: Richardson and Pearce High Schools. Connecting with a Richardson, TX, tutor is one way to try to get an edge on the competition and try to get into the most prestigious schools. No matter what your post-high school plans are, Richardson tutoring lets you receive private instruction, either in-home or online, for your class or test prep today.
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"Covered exponents and scientific notation. The student made progress on not just regular (positive) exponents but also negative and fractional ones. I would like to see him improve further in scientific notation, especially in the context of conversions - though he showed some skill in that department too. I gave him, as reference material, the list of SI prefixes and their matching scientific notations."
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"The student is just getting started with angles and triangles in class. I came prepared with worksheets that gave her practice with solving equations and finding angles. We worked with finding angles in regard to parallel lines and angles around a point. She did very well overall, and just needs to look closely at the problems before beginning, because she sometimes misses some short-cuts. We will keep practicing finding missing angles, and I will bring some more difficult triangle worksheets to our next several sessions."
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"We covered classification of geometric configurations. We also did some fraction review in which he excelled in. "
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