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About South El Monte
South El Monte is a city located in Los Angeles County, California. It sits in the San Gabriel Valley and has a population of 20,100. Residents living in South El Monte are less than 15 miles away from downtown Los Angeles.
Students of South El Monte are serviced by the El Monte Union High School District, which is the home of South El Monte High School. This nationally recognized institution is ranked among the top 450 schools in the state of California. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with South El Monte tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. It could be to your advantage to receive online tutoring in South El Monte for test prep and help with course material.
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"We began our session with him taking the quiz on the app I introduced him to. This time he answered 101/105 correct in 13 minutes, which is about 7.7 problems correct/min. On Tuesday he scored 65/65 in 7.5 minutes which came out to 8.6 correct/min. He decreased by 1.1 problems/minute.
He also completed his homework on equivalent fractions and reducing fractions.
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"She is a great student who has fallen a bit behind in geometry. She mentioned at the beginning of our session that she recently did poorly on an exam and doesn't want to fall further behind in the class. We started out by completing her homework, using her textbook and examples from that to complement her homework problems. She is a quick and attentive learner, so once she got the hang of the concepts she was able to complete her homework without a problem. After we covered those concepts as well as some prior concepts that she hadn't grasped from previous chapters, we decided to review the concepts on the exam. We plan to continue next week, but I feel confident that she is now truly understanding some of the things she missed at the beginning of the semester. We also plan to work on chemistry next session, which she says she is also struggling in but has just recently taken an exam in so didn't have any new material to review. "
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"The student started on linearization. I showed a few examples on linearized functions. Then she solved several problems with some help from me. By the end of the session she had a much better understanding than at the start."
