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About West University Place
West University Place, Texas, is a suburb of Houston that has earned the nickname of the "Neighborhood City" due to the friendly locals and small-town feel of it. It is located just six miles southeast of Houston, which makes commutes to the larger city a breeze. It is an especially popular city for parents who want to raise their children among friendly neighbors, yet be able to take them to the Houston Zoo and enjoy all of the other exciting activities a big city has to offer without having to drive far. With a population of just 15,000 residents, it is an easy place to make great friends with neighbors.
Children and teenagers who live in West University Place attend public schools that are part of the Houston Independent school District. Many attend Lamar High School, which is located in the affluent Houston neighborhood of Upper Kirby. Lamar High School is considered a prestigious Silver Medal school and ranks as the 154th best high school in the state. LHS is known for having the greatest number of graduates who earn IB diplomas in the entire state of Texas.
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"We did a math journal page, as well as extra math review/practice. The student mentioned that she completed both her regular math homework and spelling homework in-class. "
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"The student and I spent about 20 minutes on Spanish, reviewing how and when to use the subjunctive tense. We spent the rest of the time on Chemistry, working on stoichiometry, predicting products, Avogadro's number and half-lives."
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"The student and I started the session with some multiplication practice (multiplying by 6). She knows this so well now. We then read a short story, and she did a good job sounding out words she didn't know (refrigerator, electricity) and then answered some multiple choice questions. Finally, we finished with some story/word problems. She really enjoys these, and they are a nice challenge for her. We started doing some problems that involve multiplication -- we talked about the different strategies (drawing a picture, repeated addition, and finally multiplication) for these problems. We also did some problems involving larger numbers that include carrying for addition/subtraction. She is amazingly good at that! "
