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Known as one of the Twin Cities, St. Paul, Minnesota, is the state's capital and the second most populated city. The region's high literacy rate and the number of institutions of higher education are also things that St. Paul is known for. There are more than 300,000 residents in the city, which was named the state's capital in 1857.
The St. Paul School District is home to the Nova Classical Academy Upper School, a charter school that is ranked first in the state for public high schools by "U.S. News and World Report." If you're a student falling behind in your classes, online or in-person tutoring in St. Paul is one way to potentially get caught up in your classes or test prep. You might Put in the work if you'd like to try to improve your chances of getting into the best schools if you take advantage of Saint Paul tutors for online or in-home private tutoring and test prep instruction.
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"I coached the student through her current Math test review on angle pairs fairly quickly. She seems to find this concept easy. I informed the student's mother of my plan to prepare the student for the test before I left, and instructed that the student could finish the rest of the practice problems before tomorrow. "
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"Today, we studied for the AP Statistics test. Mostly, we just covered some subjects from the course, based out of problems in his practice exam book. We will work more on it next week. "
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"I covered the following topics: solving 2-step equations, area and perimeter of a triangle, graphing coordinate points, finding slope of vertical and horizontal lines, one-step inequalities, evaluating variable expressions, one-step problems with fractions, and finally, two step equations. The student still struggles with solving the variable expressions, and with adding and subtracting fractions without a common denominator. Once I go through it step-by-step, however, she seems to catch on. Her graphing has improved a lot! I left the student with many practice problems. She does seem to be showing great improvement in math from where she started with me. She's really getting the hang of graphing and solving algebraic expressions. "
