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About University Park
University Park, TX, is a small upscale city in the northeast section of the state. It is surrounded on three sides by the metro city of Dallas, and on its southern side by the small city of Highland Park. University Park has the distinction of being the best educated city in Texas. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with University Park, TX, tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far.
There are five public schools in University Park, including two elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. It is also home to the main campus of the prestigious Southern Methodist University (SMU), a private research university founded in 1911. SMU's student enrollment is approximately 11,000, and students study at seven degree-generating schools. SMU's Cox School of Business is widely acclaimed for its research productivity. Top schools might be within the realm of possibility if you reach out to private tutors in University Park, TX, for private tutoring either in-home or online, to receive subject instruction or test prep.
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"The students continued tackling the verbal and writing sections of the SAT today in preparation for the client's December 3rd test. We began by reviewing clustered vocabulary from the previous class. The student was challenged in a variety of ways -- to come up with synonyms for words, definitions for words, use them in sentences, and tell me their (SAT-level) opposites. We then began working through problems in the third of four practice tests that we will be engaging this week. We closed by having the Student 1 spend a few minutes looking at an essay prompt, thinking about how she would attack it, and then to give a small, short speech summarizing her essay in general. I then critiqued her approach with an eye toward making it both internally consistent, and more direct in answering the topic question."
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"We went over the previous tutor's homework sheets and started working on her writing skills. I gave her a writing topic to do for homework, and on Thursday we will go over it and see if she needs any improvement."
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"The student and I reviewed his last practice test. He continues to be strong in math. As long as he reads carefully, he will do well on that section. His scores on both Reading Comprehension and Verbal went down slightly for this test, but he continues to have excellent scores. He needs to continue studying vocabulary before Saturday's test date."
