Santa Ana Tutoring: Tutors in Santa Ana, CA

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About Santa Ana

Santa Ana is located in Orange County, California, where it acts as the county seat. With a population of 329,400 residents, it is the second most-populated city in the county. Residents living in Santa Ana are roughly 40 miles from downtown Los Angeles.

Students who live in Santa Ana are serviced by the Santa Ana Unified School District. Many of the schools, like Hector G. Godinez and Segerstrom High Schools are both in the top 200 schools in California, and the Orange County School of the Arts is nationally ranked and is in the top 75 institutions in the state. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Santa Ana tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. Expert tutors in Santa Ana could help you get ahead with in-person or online test prep tutoring.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

Student 1: Language Arts- matching number, tense, punctuation. Continue working on this next week Math - Long Division Student 2: Math homework - taking time to write down the work. Organizing thoughts. Processes behind comparing fractions.

Because of the special circumstances at the student's school, he did not have the normal homework schedule. Therefore, while we did spend about forty minutes going over his spelling homework, we also spent about forty minutes reading. The student enjoys "Fox In Socks" and I believe Dr. Seuss will be a good tool to help him recognize words. I am developing a plan to encourage him to actually put forth effort to read, rather than relying on his memory.

Today the student and I talked about his Hobbit essay, worked on SSAT verbal prep, and wrote a short essay about poverty and how it should be addressed. We also talked about crime and incarceration in the United States.

The student and I reviewed her biology material for her final exam. We did the entire review and some extra practice on two topics. I helped her find ways to commit some to her memory. Overall, she seemed confident about the upcoming test.

First, we called the bookstore to reserve a copy of the textbook for the student's new class, which meets on Thursday evenings. We then completed the assigned reading for her Wednesday class (anthropology).

The student and I continued review for his test this week. We went over solving exponential functions and logarithmic functions as well. Then moved on to more derivatives with those topics. He continues to improve.

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About Santa Ana

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Session Summaries by Tutors