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About Sequim
Sequim, WA, is a city in western Washington with a population of 6,600 residents. It belongs to Clallam County. The city is located near the base of the Olympic Mountains, and it lies within the rain shadow of the range. This means the city receives less rain than most of the state, coining the nickname "Sunny Sequim."
Sequim Senior High is the primary High School in the city, and it is served by the Sequim School District. If you are falling behind in any of your classes, private Sequim tutoring, either online or in-home, is a great way to get supplemental custom-tailored instruction to help with your course or test prep. There are so many elite schools near Sequim for you to choose from. Trinity Lutheran College is a great option. Seattle Pacific University, in Seattle, is also an exemplary top-ranking school. The University of Washington is an excellent school, ranked the top 100 best colleges in the United States. With Sequim, WA, tutoring in-home or online, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into these top schools, especially through private instruction for test prep.
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"The student and I reviewed his calculus final today. We worked on problems covering second derivative tests and related rates."
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"Today we went over a 2-page worksheet that the student had received from class. The first page covered completing the square, which he had mostly finished and is quite comfortable with. His only question was what to do with solutions of square roots of negative exponents. I instructed him that these solutions were imaginary. Next, we covered simplifying radicals and square roots. This was unfamiliar territory and took several examples, but he had many good questions as we went through the process. His understanding of factors is very good. I also showed him that he could check his answer by putting into the calculator and comparing the value to the original radical. His understanding is good, but he will probably need a little practice before he becomes completely comfortable with these. Next, we covered discriminants (b^2 - 4ac). He asked very good questions and picked it up quite well, but will also need to practice these before he becomes completely comfortable with them. "
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"We went over a quiz for the student's Pre Cal class to prepare for the quiz that she is going to have tomorrow. We also went over the Graphic approach to limits - classwork plus homework. We went over all the questions that the student had on the classwork and homework. "
