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About Tennessee
Tennessee has a population of about 6.6 million. The population density is increased by the Appalachian Mountains, which take up most of the eastern part of the state. It is nicknamed "The Volunteer State."
Tennessee is an excellent place for students to attend high schools that will prepare them for their futures. Some of the best schooling options in the area are Hume Fogg Magnet High School in Nashville, Central Magnet School in Murfreesboro, and Merrol Hyde Magnet School in Hendersonville. In addition to public schools, the state has multiple private school options. Some of the schools on this list are McCallie School in Chattanooga, the University School of Nashville, and St. Mary's Episcopal School in Memphis. School can be challenging, whether you attend a public or private school. If you are looking for tutoring in Tennessee, Varsity Tutors can pair you with a tutor that will meet with you either in-home or online to assist you in course instruction or test prep.
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"We began by looking at the school site. There was a writing assignment due next week for English that is to be completed in class. The student showed me what she had completed so far. She is in the early stages yet. We reviewed her notes from Science class, as she is having a quiz later this week. The notes were very good, and she showed a good understanding of the muscular system. She showed me an example of what she has been working on in History in a YouTube video. She explained how her group of three created a video on western agricultural expansion. She did a lot of the drawing required. We ended the session with her explaining how she is multiplying and dividing with exponents in Math class."
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"We covered review questions for the final exam coming up in about a week. We covered stoichiometry, limiting reactants, empirical formulas, bonding, Lewis Dot Structures and VSEPR theory, intermolecular forces and attraction between compounds, redox reactions, thermochemistry, and precipitation reactions along with the solubility rules. I recommended the student revisit, specifically, a few more limiting reactant problems, recommit to memory the solubility rules, and practice a couple more empirical formula problems. All other topics seemed to come back to him readily."
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"We reviewed word problems involving linear equations and systems of two equations with two variables and applying the slope concept and the point slope formula to get equations of lines.
The student has a remarkable will to understand the concepts and applies herself toward catching up with the material. Despite a very busy agenda, she tries her best to study, struggling at times with setting word problems into statements and equations. But the skills are obvious and progress is expected soon."
