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About Troutdale
Caledonia, WI, is considered a village that is located in Racine County. The population is approximately 25,000. The communities Franksville and Husher are located within the village. The town is on the edge of Lake Michigan.
Caledonia students attend one of the six high schools that serve Racine Unified School District. A nationally ranked High School in the district is Walden III High. If you are interested in private test prep instruction, Caledonia tutoring is a great solution. It is available either online or in-home. If college is on your radar, check out Alverno College in Milwaukee. It is a top ranked school in the top 100 colleges in the Midwest. Another top ranking school is Carthage College, in Kenosha, which ranks in the top 200 liberal arts colleges in America. Either of these colleges would be exemplary colleges to attend. With Caledonia, WI, tutoring in-home or online, you could potentially increase your odds of getting into these top schools through private instruction for test prep.
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"We covered mostly what we did last week which involved analyzing and graphing complex polynomials. The student seemed to have very little difficulty completing the problems and I feel like I was there to merely correct mistakes. She seems to be doing very well with the subject."
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"We did a dozen of derivatives together. We applied the chain rule in all of them, often multiple times. The student often applied the rule correctly, but only at the end fully understood the logic of it. This was a relief because he had otherwise all the skills required to master the task. I asked him to do as many derivatives as possible before we meet again on Thursday."
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"The student spent most of the time working through her math homework, since she seemed to struggle with that the most. We did some general estimation work too, so she would better understand the concepts. Then, we moved on to some of her English work in the last 20 minutes or so. She has some trouble with spelling, so we will continue to work on that."
