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About Smithtown
Smithtown, NY, is a town that sits on the northern shore of Long Island. With a population of over 100,000, Smithtown is a large town with a history that dates back to the mid-17th century. Named after early settlers, Smithtown is home to several parks and sites of historical significance, including the Statue of the Smithtown Bull.
The students of Smithtown are enrolled in the Smithtown Central School District. The district is comprised of eight elementary, three middle, and one high school that is divided amongst two campuses. There are also a variety of private schools within the town, including the Smithtown Christian School.
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"On Sunday, the student and I began our lesson by reviewing his homework. The student used the strategies we discussed in our previous session to read a short passage and answer four questions. With the help of that strategy, the student was able to answer all but one question. We worked together to answer the last question, and talked about why he had difficulty with it. Next, we finished up our discussion of passage reading strategies by tackling two sets of paired passages. I taught the student to "divide and conquer" the paired passages. After the paired passages, the student and I worked on sentence completions."
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"Today we worked problems from chapter 4 which covered cycloalkanes. We reinforced the concepts concerning steric strains, cis and trans isomers, and ring flips. The student is a fast learner and I can tell he is working hard to do well in this course. "
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"Student started telling me about a trip, so I had him draw and then write the word "slide" (to contrast with yesterday's word, "slip," e.g. long vowel short vowel). Reviewed lists of words with "long I" sounds. Watched difference between upper and lower case while writing them. There were some backwards lower case "e"s, so we did the E workbook page. We read a story called Ocean Life, practicing comprehension and isolating the following words --"ocean," "whale," "shark" -- which I then assigned, along with the rest of the homework, for further practice."
