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About Valleyford
Valleyford, WA, is a cozy community just southeast of the bustling city of Spokane. The town's post office has been operating since 1907.
All of the High School age students from Valleyford attend Freeman High School in Rockford, WA. The High School has really high educational statistics, like a 100% graduation rate, and phenomenal statistics about the student's mastery of subjects. The school is part of the Freeman School District and is the only High School in the district. This High School is a phenomenal option to consider enrolling in. If you are looking to further your education, there are plenty of universities to choose from. Gonzaga University is very qualified to meet your educational standards. Located in Spokane, this university is less than a half an hour drive away from Valleyford. This university was ranked 4th in the region, and the campus located on the beautiful banks of the Spokane River. Whether you are looking to attend a private or public college or university, you might benefit by seeking a personal tutor in Valleyford, WA, who can offer you online or in-home tutoring sessions for test prep instruction. A Valleyford, WA, tutor might help you realize success in all of your academic endeavors.
Private 1-on-1 Tutoring by Gonzaga Honors Students. 4.9/5.0 Satisfaction Rating*
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"During this session reviewed the student's homework assignment. The assignment was based on using Pascal's triangle to expand binomials. So I explained it to her and walked her through an example. Then she was able complete the remaining questions on her own. Then I reviewed the concepts she had learned this week in her class. The concepts we reviewed were calculating the area of a triangle, determining the collinearity of three points and solving linear systems using matrices. We worked through several examples for these concepts and she did a great job solving these problems. "
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"The student and I worked on his assignment for geometry. He was required to complete the chapter practice test from his text book in preparation for his test on Friday. He did very well except for a couple of mistakes. We discussed these mistakes and his overall understanding of the topic. He knows he made those mistakes from working too fast. I explained to him to slow down when he takes his test to ensure he does commit those same mistakes again."
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"Met the student last night as part of his spring-break tutoring. Even though he is off from school this week, his mother wants him to keep at it when he can. And since his math teacher assigned daily homework over the break, we definitely had some projects to work on. The terrain was all fairly familiar. Decimals, fractions, etc. The best news came in the middle of the session when he asked if I wanted to see his report card. And there I saw that he had just earned a B in math. This is a marked improvement from the F grade he had started our sessions with. It was hard not to be excited and feel real satisfaction over the improvement. "
