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About Seminole
Seminole, Florida, is located in Pinellas County. Located a few miles away from St. Petersburg, Seminole is home to approximately 17,000 residents. Named after the Seminole tribe of Native Americans, the city was incorporated in 1970.
Seminole is part of the Pinellas School District. Seminole hosts two high schools, including the nationally recognized Osceola Fundamental High. Private Seminole tutoring sessions can give you expert in-home or online instruction to potentially help you improve in your test prep or course. The area surrounding Seminole is home to many top ranked colleges and universities. Top ranked liberal arts college Eckerd College is located less than 20 miles away. The top ranked University of South Florida has branches in Tampa and St. Petersburg. In-home or online private tutoring in Seminole, FL, for both subject instruction and test prep, might help you get into the best schools. Regardless of your goals, professional in-person or online tutoring in Seminole is a great way to try to get ahead in your class or test prep.
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"Last night, the student and I did practice problems from 7.1 through 7.6 to practice for her test that was today. I think we are both confident she will do well. I reminded her of the correct process for radical/exponential notation when simplifying, as well as how to correctly change a number with a negative exponent into a fraction. That second part will be important when she comes upon the graphing portion of the test. I told her to go over these concepts and do a few more problems on her own. "
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"We covered word problems and expressions. We reviewed and corrected three homework assignments on the topic and will continue to go over the material during the next meeting. As we went over the material, the student showed improvement, getting most of the problems correct. Also, the student is improving his math grades overall, as he received a 16/20 on his last exam which covered topics he was initially struggling with."
