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Roanoke is a city located in Virginia. It has a population of 97,000 residents, and because it's an independent city, it doesn't belong to a county. The city's largest employment industries are healthcare, education, and local government, and the average income for a family in Roanoke is $37,800.
Students living in Roanoke are serviced by the Roanoke City Public School District. There are a variety of high schools in this district, including Hidden Valley and Cave Spring High Schools, which are both ranked in the top 50 schools in Virginia. Roanoke, VA, tutoring could help you achieve academic excellence and surpass your goals so that you can get the most of your studies. You can work to keep up with your studies with online tutoring in Roanoke, VA, for your courses or test prep.
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"Using flashcards, we reviewed 12's and 9's multiplication facts, addition of 9, and addition of consecutive numbers, as well as various troubling multiplication facts. After reviewing, the student did another addition Holy Card with greater success than last session. Word problems involving division with remainders were reviewed while working his homework. He seems to be more confident in this area. We also reworked an old test involving the concept of graphs. He seems to have a much better understanding now. I left some extra practice was left with him for 9 x 6, 9 x 7, their twins, and 7 + 5. He is such a pleasure to work with, always giving his best."
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"The student completed the rest of the practice problems for decimals. These were word problems that used decimal principles to complete. He did well with these problems, so we moved on to our next unit: Measurement. I taught him the differences between metric and customary units, and we reviewed customary capacity, length, and weight units. I taught him how to convert within those units and he worked on practice problems. He understood the conversions for length easily, but he struggled with converting the volume problems, so we will review that next time."
