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The city of Seagoville, Texas, is situated in Dallas County and is also a Dallas suburb. T.K. Seago laid out the city in 1876, and the community was originally named Seago in his honor. However, the United States Post Office renamed the city Seagoville in 1910 in order to prevent it from being confused with another Texas city called Sego. Currently about 15,000 people live in Seagoville.
Seagoville High is located in Dallas, and it is administered by the Dallas Independent School District. Dallas is barely 20-miles away from Seagoville, and there, you'll find a number of excellent universities and colleges. Some of the schools there are Paul Quinn College, Mountain View College, Dallas Baptist University, and the Southern Methodist University. To try to create an edge on the competition and put yourself in a position to get into the best schools, you can work with a Seagoville, TX, tutor who specializes in private test prep tutoring and instruction, both online and in-home. An expert Seagoville, TX, tutor might be an asset to anyone who wants to work to get into a top college or university.
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"We covered the student's test review for an algebra II test tomorrow. We focused mainly on sequences and series. Writing explicit formulae for arithmetic/geometric sequences was something that confused the student previously, and we're at the point where he can do these sorts of problems easily. The student still uses the method I showed him for determining intervening means and I'm happy that my method makes intuitive sense for him! Other review focused on binomial expansion and Pascal's triangle, which he understands to the point where he can explain it to me.
We did a little chemistry as well, balancing redox reactions in acidic/basic solutions. "
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"The student and I finished working on his exam review guide. We reviewed system of equations word problems, the midpoints of lines based on the coordinates, the length of lines based on those coordinates, and proportionality problems involving direct, inverse, joint, and combined proportionality."
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