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About Westville
The borough of Westville is located in the southern region of New Jersey, and is within of the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area, the anchor city being Philadelphia, PA. It is a part of Gloucester County, and has a population of approximately 4000. It is sometimes referred to as "The Gateway to South Jersey."
Currently, Westville School District is the only school district serving the city; however, no high schools fall under it. Instead, the top High School in the area that most residents attend is Gateway Regional High School, which is zoned into the Gateway Regional School District. If you are looking for private tutoring, whether in-home or online, you may enjoy working with Westville tutors. Their instruction and test prep could take you far. As for colleges, none in the area is better then Princeton University, located in Princeton, NJ, a 50-minute drive. It is considered to be the best university in the nation. Private tutoring in Westville, NJ, for test prep instruction, which is available online and in-home, is a great way to make the effort to try to get accepted into and excel at an elite school.
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"I assisted the student with her geometry, which consisted of reflections and rotations. Since she did not have any worksheets with her, I created some problems, showed her the method of how to solve the problems and gave her some practice problems for her to solve. She was having the most trouble with rotations. After giving her some practice problems, she improved greatly in figuring out how to arrive at the solutions."
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"Both girls were struggling with word problems containing fractions and whole numbers. We practiced several of these to ensure that both girls understood how to work the problem independently. After, we worked on a little bit of science including finding volume and density."
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"Today, the student and I went over addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of rational expressions. He felt comfortable with the concepts, so we spent the session doing various practice problems. Just like last week, the problems involved factoring in order to simplify our rational expressions. He seemed to struggle a bit more when it came to addition and subtraction of rational expressions, but he did very well with the multiplication and division. Nonetheless, the student did well on the problems and just needs some more practice to help him think more quickly and get used to solving them."
