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About Round Lake Beach
Round Lake Beach, IL, is a village that is located in the northeastern corner of the state. The town is nestled in Lake County, and has a population of about 28,200 residents. The town is closely related to its neighboring towns of Lake Villa and Long Lake.
Round Lake High School is the main high school that students in Round Lake Beach attend, and it is served by the Round Lake School District. Online or in-person Round Lake Beach tutoring might help you stay on top of your test prep. Are you searching for elite colleges in or near Round Lake Beach? There are several right around the corner from you. Lake Forest College is an exemplary institution, ranking in the nation's top 110 liberal arts colleges. One of the best schools in the Midwest, Judson University, is right next to Round Lake Beach. Judson ranks in the region's top 40 best universities. Either of these colleges could take you far and prepare you for a successful career. Get assistance in pursuing these top schools with private tutoring in Round Lake Beach, IL, as you study for your courses or test prep, with instruction either in-home or online.
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"The student and I spent the tutoring session working on arithmetic and geometric sequences, series, and means. She was able to read the problems and draw from them what the questions were asking for, but then was somewhat slow to know what to do next. We worked on being able to put the formulae that the program gave her into her own words, so that she could better understand them and ultimately be better able to use them. She was not excited to be learning what seemed like useless information, but we talked about how it could be used and that seemed to lighten her mood about doing series and sequences. The main strategies that we worked on were identifying what formula to use for a problem and stating what we know and what we are trying to get to. The student agreed to keep a list of questions she had throughout the week and email me if anything particularly tricky came up. By the end of the session she was doing the problems all on her own and much quicker than at the beginning. She showed remarkable progress and I look forward to building on this through future lessons."
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"The student and I studied for her history test. We first answered the four essay questions her teacher gave her. We next went through all of the terms she didn't know. We finished with me quizzing her on various questions, which she did well on."
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