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About Whittier
Whittier is a city in California with over 86,000 citizens. It was incorporated in 1898; then it turned into a charter city 57 years later. Whittier is the namesake of 19th-century poet John Greenleaf Whittier.
Whittier has five high schools based in the Whittier Union High School District, which also happens to be one of the city's largest employers. U.S. News and World Report considers La Serna High School one of the best high schools in the state. You might excel in your school work with the benefit of tutoring in Whittier, CA. Higher education institutions in Whittier include Whittier College; Rio Hondo College; and the Southern California University of Health Sciences, a university that specializes in complementary and alternative medicine. These schools might be a possibility if you reach out to private tutors in Whittier, for tutoring either in-home or online, to receive subject instruction or test prep.
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"The student has a math test tomorrow. He brought his review packet that we went over together. I had him complete as much as he could on his own, and I only came in when he had questions. He was able to complete most of the review on his own. He is pretty solid on finding the slope using the slope formula and manipulating the point-slope formula or the slope-intercept formula. He can also graph these equations fairly well.
He was pretty good on factoring and solving for quadratics.
He had a few questions on how to find the domain of certain equations, but after some review, he did fine. He has to keep practicing finding the domain of rational and radical expressions. I created a few problem sets for him to finish, and he did well.
As long as he maintains focus, he will do fine.
He will start his final review next week, so we will go into more in depth, full cumulative review."
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"I covered graphing linear equations using:1) Slope and Y-intercept, 2)X and Y-intercepts. I also covered calculating the slope of a line passing through two given points. "
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"As part of the student's lesson 20 review, she received a take-home packet to complete which included different math questions for calculating the area of specific shapes within other geometric figures. Some of these included circles within circles, semi circles within circles, circles within squares, triangles within rectangles, etc. We completed the majority of the packet during the tutoring session, serving as a good review of the lesson concepts."
